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• Ferrari ready to challenge, insists Schumacher
• Coming to Britain: The Invasive Garden Ant, which kills off native species and can withstand freezing temperatures
• Dons back at Wembley in Johnstone's Paint Trophy
• Routine test reveals white debt collector from Halifax is secret great-great-grandson of last king of the Sikhs
• Milly: The litany of police mistakes which let her murderer escape justice
• Haut de la Garenne: Why abuse on this level could happen again
• Nature's in bloomin' chaos as global warming turns the seasons on their head
• Sex education could be made compulsory for five-year-olds
• Anti-depressants taken by thousands of Brits 'do NOT work', major new study reveals
• THE OSCARS: The winner of the most boring show is ...
• As usual the Left is utterly wrong. This isn't about class, but simple corruption
• National Grid lands $41m fine for anti-competitive practices
• How to tell if YOUR child is a 'Kevin the teenager' - it's all in their brain structure
• Don't reward MPs for dishonesty
• TV drama seeks forgiveness for Judas in Easter Sunday broadcast
• Heat is on as Grant must land Chelsea a trophy to save his skin
• Up to 50pc of children fail to get a place at the school they want
• Forgiving Eduardo out until Christmas
• Grant hero status at Roman’s whim
• At last Labour owns up to casino fears over gambling, crime and family breakdown
• Ramos will be given £40million for Spurs raid
• How the pursuit of trendy possessions is mentally damaging our children
• The Screamer... it's the talk of football
• How can the Home Office deport me?
• Mellor is bouncing back off the canvas
• Labour MPs sidled up to the Chair to present their salaams
• Daley is not the youngest Olympian
• How teen star Daley conquered his fear to reach the Olympics
• Do men remember their first car better than their first kiss?
• The tiny alarm that can save embarrassment and beat incontinence
• A pacemaker for your stomach - the pioneering surgery offering hope to diabetics
• England on the verge of becoming 'the most crowded country in Europe'
• Mike's only hope was a heart swop - until he walked his way off the danger list
• Strictly speaking, Gallas is a liability
• Court holds key for Barkley
• 'The white working class feels alienated, threatened and voiceless,' says BBC boss
• Pick up the ketchup and watch your fussy children eat their veggies
• Don't ignore your child's growing pains - it could be arthritis
• Newmarket bid to be Olympic equestrian base
• Fuel prices reach record high with arrival of the £5 gallon
• Turner's Earners - Tuesday
• McCoy clears first hurdle on comeback trail
• BHA wants to exclude bad horses
• South Africa tourism boycott threatened over culling of elephants
• Scrap the Slug and Firkin, bring back the pub!
• Our son's hidden world: Living with a child with autism
• Advantage Everton in race for fourth spot as they defeat Manchester City
• Saints' Fozzard faces six months on the sidelines
• Foreigners will be thrown out of Britain if they refuse to give details for ID cards
• Hatton close to lining up next two fights
• Indonesia rattled by 6.7 quake six months after fatal earthquake
• Ivanovic winning Dubai fitness battle
• The ghastly truth about why you don't get treated in casualty
• Why aren't cancer patients being told their breasts can be saved?
• Kaka doubt for AC Milan's Champions League clash with Arsenal
• Cink in awe of Woods
• Hotel focus: The Setai, Miami
• All the King's horses - Barbury Castle trainer gets ready for Cheltenham
• Shearer has no regrets at spurning Keegan's invitation to join his Toon team
• Hamilton quicker than Kimi and Schumacher
• British charity shuts Pakistan operations after gunmen kill three and burn office to ground
• Skiers stranded as French lift operators strike during 'busiest time of the year'
• Rapist soldier caught when routine DNA test linked him to sex assault
• £6bn estate of Georgian tycoon to be spilt between family
• Balance transfer bargains are vanishing
• Boro appeal against Aliadiere's sending off
• The birdman of Vinho Verde Landia
• Builders unearth 200-year-old smuggling network in Cornish pub
• Taxman smiles on venture capital trusts
• Asda to prosecute under-18s who try to buy alcohol
• It's hard to say but Tottenham deserved cup win, says Chelsea skipper Terry
• Gunners hopeful Eduardo will return this year
• Are shared equity homes a risk?
• Agbonlahor admits Reading felt the force of his England disappointment
• Defiant Speaker Martin returns to Commons as ministers admit 'sleaze row is damaging Parliament'
• Mamma Mia: Christina Aguilera looks bustier than ever
• Sport on TV - Sportsmail's guide to what's on the box - February 26
• Historic clifftop tower is dismantled and rebuilt 82ft inland to save it from the sea
• VIDEO: Five tackles to make you wince - and Martin Taylor feel less guilty
• Canada's scrummy lobster pot
• On this day in sport: February 26
• Sporting Birthdays - February 26
• Animal rights groups threaten boycott as South Africa plans elephant cull
• Radio 2 host Sarah Kennedy in row over 'invisible blacks' remark
• Must we sell home to pay for care?
• Sports Quiz: February 26
• Hicks son defiant after pub fracas
• O'Dea determined to take his chance for Celtic
• Father left beaten and bloodied by drunken youths after he objects to them vandalising his car
• Ashton banking on Vickery to prop up bid for title
• Father 'stabbed four-year-old son to death and slashed teenage daughter to take revenge on his cheating wife'
• Virgin demands bigger cut in Sky ITV stake
• $19bn Visa float will be Wall St's biggest ever
• Can I reclaim credit card villa deposit?
• Kenya peace talks reach stalemate as Kofi Annan intervenes
• Southgate urges his Boro players to take heart from Anfield display
• It's tough hanging on to your place in United's midfield, admits Carrick
• Fund Focus: Merrill Lynch Latin American
• Rovers boss tells Dunn: Fire us into Europe again
• Arsenal star Bendtner: Taylor didn't mean to hurt Eduardo
• Stubbs: I did the right thing leaving Everton for Derby
• Obama in a turban: Barack accuses Hillary of smear campaign after circulating photos of him dressed as 'a Muslim'
• Rangers dealt cup blow while Cousin frustration continues
• Panic, secrets - and your £100bn risk'
• Ferguson target Benzema hits Manchester United with double snub
• Navy Wren suffering from diabetes was left to die on cabin floor after shipmates thought she was drunk
• Barclays chases after Russian calendar girls
• Cigarette sales drop 4% following smoking ban
• Croatia in shock after Eduardo injury as papers back life ban for Taylor
• 14% revenue surge at SWT rail owner
• City news in brief: Pay, Primark and Xstrata
• Wilkinson: Playing it cool was the secret to success against France
• Scratches on Amy Winehouse's arm spark fears the singer is self-harming
• Trouble at Moss Bros as Baugur bids
• NAMED: the fan who gatecrashed Spurs' celebrations
• Concerns linger over Super Aguri chances
• Bellfield: The killer with a hatred of blondes who boasted 'I'm above the law'
• BBC faces row after reporter injects cannabis in controversial new TV show
• Fears of rise in skin cancer as pale teenagers subjected to 'tanning taunts' by bullies head for sunbeds
• Hooper to leave Leeds for Bath
• Every home to get mobile phone number to summon dedicated neighbourhood police team
• Clegg urges EU 'in-or-out' referendum: The Lisbon Treaty is NOT enough
• Taylor receives death threats over Eduardo injury
• Injured Saint Fozzard looks set to miss the rest of the season
• Thousands to adopt 'National Duvet Day' in leap-year pay protest ... and ready bid to cut their carbon footprint
• Neighbour fought to save special constable as she bled to death in her nightie
• All new homes to be 'pensioner-friendly' with downstairs bathrooms and wide stairs
• ICC takes action and bans Samuels from bowling
• Dhoni forced to change after gloves are found to be too big
• Now it's the Carnegie cricketers as Yorkshire follow rugby's lead - but for one day only
• Find yourself a villa thriller
• THE OSCARS: C'est la vie! French outsider Marion Cotillard stuns Hollywood with best actress win
• The Crafty Traveller: The surprise package
• Shearer backs Keegan and insists: He's here to stay
• Don't let this loss wreck our season, Terry tells Chelsea
• We''ll win the title for Eduardo, vows Arsenal star Flamini
• And the Oscar for the most surgically enhanced star goes to... the Bride of Wildenstein
• Woman dies on flight after treated with faulty equipment, claim relatives
• Former Italian PM Berlusconi defers judgment day again as trial is suspended for election
• McCoy fit for Cheltenham Festival
• Packaged current accounts not a good deal
• McFadden: Taylor can bounce back from Eduardo incident
• Now you need a 25pc deposit to buy a home, says building society
• I left my dream job after buy-to-let mess
• Miliband in China to discuss climate change and Sudan after Spielberg Olympic boycott
• Fears over equity release time bomb
• Wheelchair suicide bomber kills Iraqi police chief inside compound
• Insurance manager sacked for working as children's magician ‘Mr Hocus Pocus’ while on sick leave for stress
• Eduardo's battle will be mental as well as physical, warns Old Trafford victim Busst
• Dubai... it's rather Posh (and Becks)
• Wife sues hospital after husband admitted for toe amputation ends up with brain damage
• Eduardo's horror injury - <em>Sportsmail's</em> resident physio offers her prognosis
• Norway's 'Doomsday Vault' holding seeds of survival in case of disaster is buried in Arctic
• Who will pay as pensioners live longer?
• One of Britain's top anaesthetists found dead in his car
• Alec Baldwin reunited with the daughter, 12, he called a 'rude pig'
• Captured on video: The moment a wind turbine exploded in gales
• Havana feast in sultry Cuba
• BBC rapped over violent, pre-watershed pub brawl in EastEnders
• Five on-duty police officers 'photographed themselves on fairground rides during trips to the seaside'
• House prices fall for fifth month
• Profitable post offices face the axe
• The brave baby fighting for survival who is being eaten alive by a rare bacteria
• Wembley head-to-heads: how Spurs and Chelsea's big names matched up
• Care worker sacked after using mobile phone to film elderly patients fight
• Savers fail to be wooed by Rock's charms
• Tilda Swinton shares her Oscar joy with young lover...while her children's father stays home
• Private equity eyes tasty morsels
• Sick days cost British businesses £34 billion a year
• Gang steals £20m from Milan's 'jeweller to the stars' - but Tilda Swinton saves the best piece
• Airport security fears after investigators blow hole in plane's fuselage using liquid explosives
• Ramos is the new Special One - Spurs striker Keane hails trophy-winning White Hart Lane boss
• Tottenham celebrate Carling Cup victory with drunken brawl at Essex nightclub
• Man and his dog locked in empty HSBC bank after door slams behind him
• Who's the club director and goal-shy striker Karren Brady says are both scoring with the same model off the pitch
• Zamora ready for Tottenham test - then it's Chelsea
• I've got a long future ahead of me with Spurs, insists Ledley
• Fairtrade 'harms Third World countries'
• Couple gives birth to three children on the same day... 14 years apart
• Baby's illness helps Robinson keep focus
• Scotland lock MacLeod in clear after failing drug test
• When you wish upon a spa...
• Doctor at centre of sexual mutilation storm dubbed 'Australia's Harold Shipman'
• Spur of the moment: why I invaded the pitch to join Tottenham players' celebration
• I hope this is first of many trophies at Spurs for me, says Berbatov
• Grandfather wins £1m with 50p flutter
• THE OSCARS: Renee Zellweger unveils her shrinking frame (and knobbly shoulders)
• Greenpeace activists breach Heathrow security and scale plane in climate-change protest
• Lambeth Walk for post office customers
• Now taxman can bug your home and phone
• SAS veteran: 'We held terror suspects before handing them over to US for rendition'
• What the Cadbury split means for investors
• Chelsea star Ballack left in dark over axe
• US bosses leaving over 'non-dom' tax
• Cup win proves I was right to replace Jol with Ramos, insists Spurs chairman Levy
• THE OSCARS: Petra Nemcova and Sean Penn set tongues wagging as they cosy up at Elton John's A-list party
• Peter Hardy's Snow Patrol
• Kate and Gerry McCann pray for missing Shannon's safe return
• Tata seeks to raise &pound;1.27bn
• City offices hit by property slowdown
• US bosses quit Britain over non-dom tax payment as City anger rises over new levy
• Shah gives Test selectors headache with 96 in Dunedin
• Fan who crashed Spurs Carling Cup party is unmasked ... as Chelsea star Cole's cousin
• Goldman profits fall as banks feel crunch
• Will Terminal Five be a £4billion flop?
• The life and times of Spurs Cup hero Jonathan Woodgate
• Pet dog killed after stepping on exposed electrical cable - just yards from primary school
• Nuts over first eco flight
• A round-up of the newspapers: Thursday
• Meet the girl boxer, 11, who can't find female opponents and has to fight boys
• Challenges to Biffa's takeover dropped
• Nationwide jacks up deposits to 25%
• Monday view: Brown's golden rules are broken beyond repair
• Carr barred as KKR eyes pubs takeover
• UBS sued over £377m subprime losses
• Draw at QPR but Blackwell delighted by stable Blades
• British holiday jet in emergency landing after co-pilot dies at the controls
• Police watchdog in crisis as 100 lawyers quit over 'culture of incompetence'
• A sweet 16 on big day for Rangers boss Walter
• Saints fury over Nakamura's late free-kick winner for Celtic
• GALLAS shames the great Arsenal captains of the past with his petulance, whinging and sneering <br /> CHIMBONDA is a disgrace - drum him out of White Hart Lane <br /> KEEGAN wants four more wins - four shots would be a start
• British Gas break-in after bill mistake
• THE OSCARS: Anything Rosie can do... BBC reporter flashes the flesh in daring Oscars gown
• Up to 400,000 paying too much council tax
• Grid fined record £42m for gas meter fiddle
• Buddhist monk 'cut into pieces' after being run over by his own lawnmower at Milton Keynes temple
• Tottenham stars in 36-hour Carling Cup victory bender
• Tottenham 2 Chelsea 1: Carling Cup Final player ratings
• Crackdown launched on phone 'slammers'
• EU will force drivers to use car headlights in the daytime
• Market report: Monday close
• Britain pays jailed whistleblower £100,000 for secrets of tax dodgers
• Government admits discussing paying to send British patients to India for treatment
• What the back pages of the papers say - February 25
• THE OSCARS: The night Oscar lost his sparkle
• Oscars 2008: Full List of Winners
• OSCARS FASHION: Dame Helen Mirren and Heidi Klum lead the way as ladies in red dazzle
• THE OSCARS: Arise, Sir Daniel: Helen Mirren knights victorious Day-Lewis and Tilda Swinton seals great night for Brits
• Boy, 13, is picked to represent Great Britain at the Beijing Olympics
• Don't voters deserve better than this?
• Until the Speaker goes, our faith in Parliament can't be restored
• Could the calves of Britain's first cloned cow get lost in the food chain?
• How long can Speaker Michael Martin hang on as fresh expenses row is revealed?
• BBC1 viewers cry foul at TEN hours of sport in ONE day
• Cameron: Cut the abortion limit to 21 weeks
• Bragg faces tragedy in a novel way