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• How the herb Charles II used to keep royal mistresses in shape could help fight today's obesity epidemic
• Grant's well set for life after Drogba
• Tax puts Wembley final bid in doubt
• Hicks not convinced by DIC's midnight-deadline meeting to buy Liverpool
• Ballack tries to be one of the boys but he and Sheva snubbed paintballing pick-me-up
• Schools hire detectives to expose parents who lie about their address
• When are you going to tell us what you believe in, Dave?
• Hillary Clinton: The Duracell bunny of US politics
• Murphy in gallop rumpus
• Banish the bags: Now Debenhams joins fight against bag blight - and Banksy gives his verdict
• Magilton poised to swoop for Fulham's unsettled Healy
• Hair today, gone tomorrow... who are these baldy celebrities?
• Soaring crime, mass immigration...why the white working class is fearful for the future
• Sharp slump in the number of male headteachers over abuse fears
• Sarkozy's ex-wife Cecilia to marry the man she cheated on him with
• Big Sam bites back over Duff's fitness slur
• Picture this: Scientists could take photos of your memories and dreams
• Calamity Clegg's spectacular blunder
• Top BBC reporter fined over airport cannabis arrest 'but won't be sacked'
• Capello: I'll give Becks 100th cap
• Gorilla war for Coleman
• Now universities get a £1,000 bribe to take D-grade students
• Harry and Chelsy reunited: The prince and his girlfriend are back on party duty
• I'll never move abroad, says red-hot Rooney
• A party separated from their cojones
• A Fifties wife? No thanks, I've got one
• Sheffield mourns Dooley
• Spurs' job is child's play for Ramos
• Shed no tears for this roaring bigot. He did what he did for Ian Paisley - not for peace
• Tantalising tea dresses to help you make a splash in the afternoon
• Why Everton's Howard is cheap and cheerful
• Megson puts his best foot forward again for Bolton
• Princess Eugenie gets glam in Tatler photoshoot to mark her 18th birthday
• Why the son of a Churchill cabinet minister became a mouthpiece for Hitler
• 'My Shannon's still alive,' insists her mother, as police pursue 1,400 sex offenders living near missing girl's home
• Neil Moxley's five best away displays in Europe
• Day they betrayed British democracy
• Insects become fly-on-the-wall spies with tiny cameras, radio controls and microphones
• Daughter of Jersey care home boss claims her 'monster' father subjected her to rape ordeal
• The F-Factor: Fabregas and Flamini are a class double act
• Edwards at home in Welsh land of passion
• The curse of sexy lingerie: Liz Jones hails Victoria's Secret for ditching racy undies
• Vaughan digs deep but England face a fight to save first Test
• Why I despise the tell-all killers' wives who kept quiet for so long
• 'I don't blame myself,' says mother of girl found dead on a beach after family left her behind in Goa
• Scott and Watkin double the fun for Colston
• Eight British children rescued from paedophile ring after being identified from 400,000 seized images
• Champions Leeds count cost after losing Toopi
• Colourful high heels designed to keep you on your toes
• Smile grows even wider on Mears the happy hooker
• I had one of Britain's first legal abortions ... 40 years on, I'm still torn apart by guilt
• Red master: Torres hits hat-trick to put Liverpool in top four
• Kicking King loses fitness fight and misses Gold Cup
• 'Climate change objectives': An excuse to excuse all excuses
• Davina McCall should be grassed up to the fashion police for this 'AstroTurf' coat
• Treble top: Chelsea join United and Arsenal in last eight of Champions League
• Tories vow to fight on for EU referendum as LibDem leader seeks to regain authority
• Baggy-eyed newsman Huw Edwards looks like he needs a good night's sleep
• ICICI drops savings rate along with market
• Tough guy Ramos is finding managing Tottenham child's play
• Treasury searches for family of Facebook tramp who died leaving pension pot worth thousands of pounds
• Pc who stepped in front of a train could not cope with 'mountain of paperwork'
• Croft convinced he can cope with Murrayfield mayhem
• We can finish off England's 6 Nations title dream, says captain Blair
• How kisses 'turned to sex assault' at Cambridge University
• Unmasked: Britain's first female doctor who pretended to be a man for 46 years
• The bishop, his marriage break-up and claims of a 'close relationship' with his married press officer
• Just how much loo roll does a Spice Girl need? Mel B sends her husband out for supplies
• Kicking King to miss Gold Cup showdown
• David Gest's bad hair day as he overdoes it on red dye
• I'm not jealous says Spurs boss Ramos: Arsenal were great against Milan just like we were against Chelsea
• Did Amy Winehouse steal her style from Maria Callas?
• Sporting Birthdays - March 6
• Binge Britain: 95 children under EIGHT hospitalised this year after drinking alcohol
• Gordon Brown sold half of Britain's gold at rock bottom prices - costing the country £4bn as value of the metal now hits all-time high
• On This Day - March 6
• Sports Quiz: March 6
• The European house price boom 'is over'
• You'd think he won the lottery! Zimbabwean buys can of drink for $25m - or 50p
• Sport on TV - March 6
• Beckham takes knock in Galaxy win
• Five tactics to beat the taxman
• Belgium launches major swoop on illegal immigrants sneaking in to Britain
• Gardner hoping Villa give injured Davies Euro boost
• I fear disruptive protests over Chambers at world indoors, says Spanish athletics chief
• Hollywood rallies around Patrick Swayze as he vows to continue work during his cancer battle
• United boss Fergie is Fletcher's biggest fan
• RANGERS v Werder Bremen: JC still suspended
• New BBC series to find Britain's top disabled model
• Robbie Savage pays the price of Derby failure - but at least someone has benefited
• We'll make internet broadband 100 times faster, say British scientists
• City's Micah on the mend after rapid response to knee problem
• Early shift proves a grind for Murray
• Phuket's No Longer Paradise
• Former headmaster struck off teaching register over illegal weapons stash
• 'Her heart still beats in the good we all do': Killer's sickening letter to father of businesswoman he murdered on first date
• Gillett still considering DIC offer for his half share of Liverpool
• PSV Eindhoven v TOTTENHAM: King and Woodgate back for Spurs
• What a transformation! Ex-children's presenter Andi Peters flaunts his buff body in charity shoot
• Pimply Preston reveals his geeky side - as Chantelle's new romance heats up
• Vultures lay siege to Florida town in real-life Hitchcock's 'The Birds'
• Budget 2008: Mortgages to be 'kitemarked'
• War hero who survived Iraq loses leg on 80mph Cresta Run toboggan...but didn't realise it was missing
• Ramsay's kitchen nightmare as third restaurant closes in six months
• Duke of York's former date running Dubai campaign to take over Liverpool
• Espanyol coach tells Spurs & Co: Hands off my players
• Jordan comes out to play for a racy lingerie launch
• Judge demands better training for social workers after baby taken from mother within hours of birth
• 'Man bludgeoned his mother to death and showed her rotting corpse to teenagers'
• Tote for sale in Brown's first privatisation
• Police officer duped by hoax 'strawberry meth' drug scare sends danger warning to 80 schools
• Lyon striker Benzema rules out United move
• Anna Nicole Smith's baby declared sole heir to her millions
• Minimum wage to rise to £5.73 an hour
• Crocodile Hunter's widow sued over £1million debt
• Critics are so wrong about Keane - Sunderland legend Rowell
• Rate cut doubtful as services recover
• 'I've looked everywhere I can think of': Police release recording of 999 call made my mother of missing Shannon
• School's bizarre ploy to beat internet perverts - masking pupils with Acid House smileys
• Knives out for Ancelotti after Milan are toppled as kings of Europe
• Restaurant Group dishes up sales rise
• Sidwell set for summer Chelsea exit
• Fiorentina v EVERTON: No problems for Toffees boss Moyes
• Not so spiritual: Paris Hilton's 'shaman' is a bit-part actor who starred in Pirates Of The Caribbean
• Bell fears allayed by scan
• Lindsay Lohan lets her style queen crown slip
• Introducing the world's smallest gun that fires deadly 300mph bullets - but is just TWO inches long
• Adebayor beams: San Siro supershow proves Gunners can beat any team in the world
• Woman run over by 44-tonne Carlsberg lorry had 'Probably the luckiest escape in the world'
• Brown's new 'Agent Provocateur adviser' backs out of job after husband loses £20 million in credit crunch
• Island's ancient dwarf men were not hobbits, but cretins
• 'Mini Krays' are banned from their own home town after three-year reign of terror
• Flintoff sets his sights on facing New Zealand at Lord's
• ING is the worst offender in Isa rate cull
• Dread of stares and glares is forcing breastfeeding mothers back indoors
• Giant 'chicken droppings catapult' set up by businessman to protect premises from arsonists
• Father shook his eight-week-old baby to death and tried to blame it on his daughter
• National minimum wage set to increase 21p an hour to £5.73
• Nugent is happy to collect his money and not play - Ipswich boss Magilton fumes at Pompey striker after loan snub
• Sugababe Amelle steps out with boyfriend for first time since machete attack
• Symonds to avoid streaker charge after streaker barge
• 21/7 bombers launch appeal against convictions claiming plot was just an 'elaborate hoax'
• Pregnant Nicole Kidman takes her baby bump out for a spin
• This sets us up for a Europe and Premier League double, says Fabregas
• I'll go where the money is, says Reading, Derby and Pompey target Razak
• Liverpool fans urge American owners to accept Dubai buyout
• Give something back, eBay tells charity vendors
• A lot of hot air? Designers create dresses made entirely from balloons
• Charlton snap up Reading striker Lita on loan
• Life sentence for father who killed his four-year-old son and stabbed daughter in revenge attack against wife
• Japanese protester shoots himself in the head in front of parliament
• Hammers boss Curbs ready to blood youngsters at Anfield
• Mayhem as neighbours' digiboxes all burst into flames at once due to power surge
• Insurers' critical illness tactics revealed
• Homeowners face rising costs as Chancellor unveils plans for 'gold standard' mortgages
• £10,000 web users cost of ID fraud
• North Korea publicly executes 15 starving refugees fleeing to China in desperate search for food
• Inflation squeeze on final-salary pensions
• Derby blow as season set to end early for Barnes
• Renee Zellweger has a Bridget Jones moment as she breaks heel on her stilettos
• Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe assigned ex-SAS guards after death threat
• Eight British children rescued from sex beasts after global paedophile ring smashed
• Chelsea boss Grant must deal with more bruised egos as he decides who to leave on the bench
• Sarkozy plans to get cosy with Wenger at Arsenal's training ground
• Brown braced for EU treaty showdown as three Lib Dems MPs quit over referendum vote
• Furious Gibson lashes FA after Lampard red-card climbdown
• Where were the police? Father stabbed to death trying to protect son after officers took too long to arrive
• No deposit first-time buyers squeezed out
• Has your savings rate taken a dive?
• Beauty and the beer
• Young dentists 'are abandoning NHS for private work'
• Gorgeous Katie Holmes clowns around in stunning new look
• Liverpool's Hicks rejects £400m Dubai bid
• Last year it was Arsenal, this year we'll beat Spurs says PSV goalkeeper Gomes
• QPR teenager Balanta's aiming higher than Toon hero Tino
• Peter Purves: Me and my Money
• Police smash major Premier League ticket touting and money laundering racket
• Why so shy? Danielle Lloyd may be desperate for attention, but her new beau is not so keen
• Radical Muslim preacher caught on film giving advice on how to 'hoodwink' the Government over benefits
• Rovers want Bentley to extend his Rovers career even further
• Murray goes the distance to win through to Dubai quarter-finals
• Fenerbahce beats Sevilla on penalties to reach Champions League quarter-finals
• Spurs coach delayed until end of the season
• Peer who called nurses 'grubby, drunken and promiscuous' attacks Cameron for disowning him
• Who'd be a pensioner in Britain today?
• Mystery as three right feet wash up on island beaches
• Phone con fiasco costs ITV £76m as Grade presides over 35 per cent slide in profits
• BT's contract trick on direct debit fee
• 3.2m have five or more credit cards
• Collapsed teenager lay dying after ambulance sent to wrong town 51 miles away
• Balfour and Carillion deliver strong profits
• Milan tell Gunners to now go on and conquer the rest
• £500,000 clothes collection snatched hours after designer's catwalk debut
• Toronto want Wallace to add to Black Cats contingent
• Police shoot hijacker dead and free ten Australian hostages at Chinese airport
• Humanitarian crisis in Gaza is 'worst in 40 years', say aid agencies
• Surgeon behind world's first full-face transplant creates 'miracle' skin-healing gel
• Honest Boruc is the fall guy as Bhoys bow out in Spain
• Women book more green trips
• PartyGaming chief Garber quits
• City news in brief: Melrose, BP, Goldman Sachs
• Analysis: Global view puts FT in pink again
• Goldman Sachs holding 20% of Eurotunnel
• China must wake up to its world role
• A round-up of the newspapers: Wednesday
• Opec looking set to hold firm on output
• Windfall taxes
• Rare whale vomit find could net dog walkers £500,000
• Trans-Atlantic flight arrives in London with just FIVE passengers on board
• Why the Clinton-Obama drama will now drag on
• Non-domiciles: Just deserts for bankers
• More tricks on Norwich Union windfalls
• City focus: Plenty of food for thought at Premier
• Armed police in £110m raid on feuding mafiosi
• Motorists lose £17 a day on new cars - and that's before petrol and insurance
• Bring on our English rivals, says smiling Sir Alex Ferguson
• UK leads world in takeover league
• Controversial £1,500 handout to Scots from English taxpayers may be scrapped by Brown
• Chef who trained with Jamie Oliver found hanging from a tree just a few miles from Fifteen Restaurant
• Say cheese! The shocking moment a croc took a snap at a posing fisherman
• BBC accused of 'allowing exploitation' after One and Only contestants go unpaid
• £3,000 'bribes' up for grabs to persuade foreign prisoners to quit Britain
• Red tape rules costs businesses £66bn
• Newcastle boss Keegan will never jacket in - as these pictures prove
• Banks warn over capital's finance future
• Wenger hails perfect Gunners after Cesc inspires Arsenal to glory in Milan
• Drax boss warns against windfall tax
• 'Rip-off' banks pay back £550m in fees
• British teenage volunteer teacher plunges to her death from cliff in Guyana
• BP facing £265m toxic legacy
• The coronation of the ultimate survivor, John McCain
• What the back pages of the papers say - March 5
• The woman in black: Is Jamie Hince killing Kate Moss' fashion sense?
• ITV 'back on track' despite 35% profit fall
• Holy Beckhams, Batman! Three-year-old Cruz upstages Posh yet again
• Yesterday's trading: Barclays Wealth hit by walkout
• Market report: Wednesday close
• Missing Shannon's stepfather: 'I had nothing to do with her disappearance'
• Cheryl Cole 'forgives cheating Ashley and is still in love with him'
• Late strike has put us in charge, insists England coach Moores
• New Zealand v England: Day one scoreboard
• Gallas repays debt by keeping a reign on Kaka
• Caborn’s dual role threatens Cup bid
• 'Robin Hood' clerk gave law firm's cash to distressed clients
• Bell blow for England as New Zealand prove tough opponents
• Cancer risk goes on long after women stop HRT, say researchers