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• I'm not an abortion hypocrite, insists Catholic adviser accused by girlfriends
• Minister blames pupils' bad attitude for 'unexpected patterns' in Sats trials
• Our life sentence as husband and father is brain-damaged for life but the yob who kicked him in the head is already free
• Revealed: evil of the father who plotted to behead a Muslim soldier
• Philip's a Nazi, Camilla's a crocodile and Diana WAS murdered, but I'm not mad, insists Mohamed Al Fayed
• Rhys the right man for the job
• Nice man he may be, but Chancellor Darling is simply not up to the job
• Can a seaweed wrap help beat diabetes?
• Why this second-rate Speaker has to go
• How you pay the heating and phone bills for national security suspects
• Still on offer at Northern Rock, the 125 per cent mortgage
• Shooting pheasants damaged Sir Rocco Forte's hearing - but he's found digital help
• Healed by a gecko: Bandage that mimics lizard's power to cling
• After cancer warnings on mobiles, could your home phone be putting your health in danger?
• Thousands could be spared pain from shingles
• The Screamer... It's the talk of football
• Can any mother REALLY trust her baby scans?
• Heathrow crash mystery goes on as engine fault is ruled out
• Deadly e.coli bug spreads beyond hospitals and into the community
• The people's pimp: Paul Burrell is back in America where there's money to be made
• Warnock rages as Bristol City rescue a point
• Dithering Brown's poll jitters halted TSB rescue, says Cameron
• I will survive: Liverpool boss Benitez comes out fighting
• Why the man who saved Keith Richards after he fell out of coconut tree now tours with the Rolling Stones
• Timid Rafa can't punch his weight
• Unbeaten Inter ready to go on the attack
• Wembley rich are given a new name
• Beware more horrors waiting in the wings
• Who wants to wed a millionaire? What happened when these five women went on a date with one of Britain's most eligible bachelors...
• Capello's verdict: Liverpool v Inter Milan
• Gordon and Alistair, that great slapstick double act
• Rafa must heal Liverpool's pain
• Men's smoking and drinking can damage the health of future children
• A haircut for radio - BBC man makes the news with a startling Mohawk cut
• Italy boss Mancini declares that he should be manager of Wales
• French act on fear of Sheridan
• China: How its economic miracle has not helped the peasants living in Stone Age poverty
• Back to the future with Vatman and Dobbin...
• Too much salad can make you windy
• Tebbutt gets on his bike
• Former First Lady Nancy Reagan in hospital after fall
• Capello's verdict: Olympiakos v Chelsea
• Don't dodge Davis Cup, Becker warns Murray
• Frogzilla the killer: The massive toad who liked to eat dinosaurs for breakfast
• A million quid is not enough: Natasha should have asked for MORE to present this rubbish
• Italian tennis player found guilty of betting on games
• A great spot for abbey families . . .
• Howard wants revenge for Chelsea pain
• Biceps injury delays Fielden comeback by another month
• Turner's Earners - Tuesday
• Donald all smiles as hard work pays off
• Councils accused of 'chainsaw massacre' on trees over health and safety fears
• Munro makes winning comeback
• King looking for the right Way
• Rafa lost out to Simon Davey, how will he cope against Roberto Mancini?
• Suffolk Strangler judge warns jury not to sympathise for victims or their families
• Eva Longoria leaves her red-carpet style (and trousers) in LA for a romantic Mexico break
• Become a real talon spotter
• European football review - Le Championnat, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga
• Dressed-down Jordan and her boring bra
• Gallas sidesteps ban over Nani kick
• Collingwood confident Phil will cut the Mustard
• Blades boss Blackwell fancies his chances
• Peter Hardy's Snow Patrol
• Gambling Grant has one eye on Wembley
• End is in sight for the 'never-ending paint job' as Forth bridge gets a long-lasting coating
• Ferreira pens new five-year deal to stay at Chelsea
• Saints plump for Pearson as their new boss
• Psychology helps Pompey star James in his quest for perfection
• Finding riches below Zanzibar's poverty line
• Bosses braced for tough safety crackdown
• Paralysed feet and fingers ... how an author was poisoned by the factory next door
• Care home bills for the elderly could double to £1,000 a week over the next 20 years
• £75bn black hole due to increased life expectancy threatens final salary pensions
• Olympiakos coach warns that 'unspectacular' Chelsea will take some beating
• Rafa pledges his future to Liverpool as he prepares for crunch match with Inter
• Becker tells Murray to get out of his comfort zone
• The astonishing summer mushroom that has sprung before spring
• An Inspector Calls: Windsor
• One in three youngsters 'living in poverty', claims Tory minister
• Warne to cut short his farewell summer
• Private pensions stuck in the slow lane
• At least we're at home, says Fergie, after United draw Pompey
• Champions League club-by-club guide
• Sporting Birthdays - February 19
• On this day in sport: February 19
• Teenage boy killed two sisters in house blaze to get back at parents after row
• Sports Quiz: February 19
• Mother who had baby snatched illegally minutes after birth in line for £20,000 damages
• Smith won't let European adventures hamper Rangers' title bid
• Liverpool v Inter: Benitez brings back the big guns for Champions League clash
• Celtic v Barcelona: Key battles
• What the hell does that mean? Sporting jargon explained
• Bridgend bully spared jail for driving friend to suicide using networking site to form fake relationship
• Liverpool v Inter Milan: Key battles
• Hotel focus: The Opus, Vancouver
• Liverpool v Inter Milan: Head-to-head
• Brown advisor says terror suspects should be given Asbos instead of control orders
• The Champions League - Sportsmail's guide to the last 16
• Olympiakos v Chelsea: Head-to-head
• Oympiakos v Chelsea: Key Battles
• Gay BMW salesman forced to quit after being banned from wearing pink and branded 'bender Ben'
• Taxman's slogan costs us £1.5m
• Diana inquest: Mohamed Al Fayed's claims versus the evidence
• Spoiled rotten by my Tuscan Mamma
• Capello ready for change of Hart
• First draft of WMD dossier shows spin doctors helped write final version
• Aged 76 and in handcuffs: The council tax rebel jailed for refusing to pay £1,483.51
• Don't upset Blatter if you want the 2018 World Cup, Beckenbauer warns England
• Road menace who lied that his family had died in a crash now faces jail term
• Air pollution in British cities is 'as toxic to the heart as an oil spill'
• Brilliant days out? Not half!
• Injured Geraghty ruled out of England's Paris trip
• Heli-shock and awe in British Columbia
• Testing times but Toseland is raring to go
• 'Husband murdered Special Constable for life insurance so he could run off with Lithuanian prostitute'
• 'Prince William captured my heart' says Bondi blonde he taught to jive at a wedding
• 13 all out! Bermuda's women cricketers routed by South Africa
• Football coach 'stabbed businesswoman to death with carving knife on first date'
• Father 'killed baby son by throwing him against furniture'
• Returns on the Chinese roller coaster
• £1m-a-year Natasha Kaplinksy pulls in one million viewers for Channel Five news debut
• Lo and behold: Lindsay Lohan's topless tribute to screen siren Marilyn Monroe
• Davey determined to enjoy Chelsea tie after Barnsley land holders
• Advisor to Catholic leader sues for libel over a story which accused him of hypocrisy over abortion
• Hard-up Rotherham warn they are close to administration
• British pilot cheats death after crash-landing his plane in shark-infested waters
• Doctors and teachers to act as 'informers' to target violent offenders BEFORE they strike under controversial new 'Minority Report' plans
• European glory will drive Bolton to domestic safety, says skipper Nolan
• What now for Northern Rock mortgages?
• 'Irreplaceable' British soldier who became 140th to die in Afghanistan is named
• Solid start for new Africa fund
• First picture of accused in sex murder of model Sally Anne Bowman
• Land of the rising snow
• McCanns slammed by father of missing Spanish girl for putting Madeleine on poster with his daughter
• Wayne Rooney gets two team-mates for neighbours on millionaires' row
• Big guns avoid each other in FA Cup quarter-finals
• Life for Muslim fanatic in soldier kidnap plot who showed son, 5, how to behead British 'infidels'
• Young cancer blogger faces second fight with the disease
• Price of bread to rise as wheat costs soar
• Top up your tank with trucker TDG
• Rock's small shareholders ready for battle
• Blackwell is happy with a Blades headache
• Khan confirmed for Bolton bout with Kristjansen
• National coach Clemente backs down and agrees to live in Iran
• Wigan prop Fielden ruled out of action until mid-March
• Blu-ray wins HD-DVD battle in modern VHS- Betamax war
• Monkey goes nuts for glamorous Kate Winslet...before the dress is sold off her back
• Barca boss salutes Celtic fans ahead of Champions League showdown
• Capello warns Inter: Beware of Benitez and his Liverpool transformers
• Tottenham's Gardner looks for a permanent home at Goodison
• Bank clerk jailed for a year for stealing £70,000 from pensioners' accounts to get on property ladder
• Angry Blatter threatens Spain with expulsion from world football
• Emma Watson's parents fume over her evening with bad boy rocker Johnny Borrell
• The white vin man's guide to Alsace
• More protection in bid to end 'rip-off Britain'
• 'Lost' JFK assassination documents - including killer's transcript - found in Dallas courthouse
• NHS 'is failing psoriasis patients'
• A two-paced tour of Turkey
• Murrays are motoring as Andy cracks top ten and Jamie wins Florida doubles
• The G-lard-iator: Russell Crowe reveals his expanding paunch
• The death of the £2.99 bottle of wine as prices of vino to rocket
• Man goes on 'Pulp Fiction' style chainsaw rampage after being tortured by yobs for two years
• Kiwis fear Pietersen could be the series-turning batsman for England
• Daytona 500 woe for Dario on debut
• French police arrest 33 in series of dawn raids in Paris suburbs to track rioters
• Quins coach McDermott urges Paul to stay at The Stoop a bit longer
• Mutu does it again for Fiorentina
• Greg is Keane to prove Roy wrong as Halford's forced on his bike
• Postman thrown out of cinema for buying his own (much cheaper) sweets elsewhere
• Bingo caller's small business jackpot
• EastEnders forced out of town as current set is deemed 'too shabby' for latest TVs
• The 'Hoff' returns in Knight Rider... but a new hero is in the driving seat
• Overpaying is freeing our mortgage chains
• Jermain Defoe chances a date with ex-fiancee Charlotte Mears
• A third of savers are unaware of the interest rate on their account
• Mauritius, I've never seen you looking so lovely
• No-show Paul ditches £55m peace deal at the 11th hour
• Clinton concentrates on big prize Texas after admitting Obama will win Wisconsin
• Coleman the chosen one for Coventry
• Flintoff to return for Lions
• Through the keyhole at the £100m flat
• Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox reveals her massive baby bump
• Sky turns black as thousands of starlings flock into Gretna Green
• Yorkshire chippie with 1,000 customers a day voted best fish and chip shop
• Flintoff: I cannot wait to get back to the action
• Hospital accused of misleading public by claiming it was MRSA-free when man was suffering from the superbug
• 'Housewives should be paid £30,000 for doing the cooking, laundry and childcare'
• Tanni calls for 'Stalinesque' eight-year bans for drug cheats
• England keep the Ashes after easy win over Australia
• James can play on to 40, says Harry
• Rock investors will be left with pennies
• Unsold homes rise as sellers fail to budge
• Energy firms treat us with contempt
• Hunky to chunky: Eamonn Holmes piles on the pounds
• Through the keyhole at the world's most expensive flat which costs £100million in central London
• Spurs new boy Gilberto targets final debut
• Did Kylie Minogue steal her hairstyle from Dougal?
• Newcastle future in doubt as Ashley 'offers club to Dubai group for £300m'
• Sleaze watchdog to investigate Commons Speaker Michael Martin over travel expenses
• Fly-on-the-wall series lays bare Kerry Katona's bizarre marriage
• Black cab driver linked to 40 sex attacks faces court charged with rape
• Caesarean mother left in agony after hospital leaves swab inside her
• Cruise passengers 'fear getting stuck with Americans'
• Blues forced to circle airport for two hours as Sheva left behind for Chelsea's Athens tie
• Independent High St in good shape for hard times
• Diana coroner demands videotape of Paul Burrell 'admitting he lied to inquest'
• Funds that could beat the bears
• United result won't destroy our season, vows Gilberto
• In the eyes of the City, Darling is finished
• Is there a baritone in the house? Opera saved by a star in the audience as lead singer is taken ill
• Greece paralysed as freak snowstorms leave its beaches and famous sights white
• Wrapped-up Beckhams star on Broadway
• Small shops still feel vulnerable
• Banks face being sued for billions
• Monday view: We need more supermarkets
• Protest over pay of easyJet chief
• Warning light for Barca test: Clean sheet leaves false impression of Parkhead dominance
• What the back pages of the papers say - February 18
• A Warren Buffett lesson in investing
• SocGen suspected rogue trader last year
• Mixu's rant turned the Hibs jeers into cheers
• Toshiba scraps HD as Blu-ray wins DVD battle
• Experian's price-check website for sale
• House prices a headache for Northern Rock
• Q&A: Northern Rock and nationalisation
• Back together? Lily Allen spends weekend with ex-boyfriend Ed Simons
• Market report: Monday close
• 'Tony Blair gave order to kill Diana', Al Fayed tells crash inquest
• Ibrox 'spy' Nacho gives Barcelona dossier on Celts
• Shittu forgets own-goal horror to rescue Watford
• Jobs to go at nationalised Rock
• Voters in Pakistan election stay at home fearing rigging and violence
• Amy Winehouse wears a tear on her cheek as husband Blake recovers from prison overdose
• Two-toned Girls Aloud: Tangoed Kimberley and milk bottle Nicola go shopping
• Banks predicted to deliver profits rise
• Northern Rock: The nationalisation gamble
• Sorry Darling, you're stuck with it
• A star is born: Welsh songbird Duffy tops the charts
• Rock shareholders are hung out to dry
• NANI state - Wenger hates him, Fergie slates him but is he United's new Ronaldo? <br /> LIVERPOOL fans - Rafa spent £46m on losing at home to Barnsley, not the Yanks <br /> HURRY back to Upton Park, Frank ... Hammers fans have something for you
• A well-heeled home - we look inside the home of Patrick Cox
• Colour me beautiful - Spring/Summer 08 beauty tips
• New GP 'well notes' will force the sick back to work early
• British soldiers arrested for 'selling' machine guns and grenades to gangsters
• Shattered bones mended by stem cells in British scientific discovery
• Heidi Klum Inc is the sexiest model in the business
• How to stay slim? Walk a MARATHON a week
• Tournament of blood: The sheer horror of horse-fighting
• Mickelson shows how the west was won
• Northern Rock's new boss: The poker player with £90,000 a month in chips
• Ministers axe targets which put littering on par with murder
• Is the Aga's friendship hotting up?