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• Cook serves up half-century as England push for victory
• The MPs' goldmine: They work just 13 years to get a pension it would take you 62 years to get
• Byrne double sinks Wakefield
• The stars are out to celebrate Andrew Lloyd Webber's 60th birthday
• Peacock's strut stuns Quins again
• Parents 'too busy' to toilet-train their children
• Children in Wales will get a toothbrush on the NHS
• Outrage at £50 levy to get your bins emptied weekly ... in the name of green tax
• The crimes of Britain's 32 worst pupils (who were still allowed back into classrooms)
• Foreign languages no longer a requirement for Cambridge University applicants
• Scudamore: I knew it was all over with a circuit still to go
• Families need real help, not your home movies, Dave
• Human trials to begin on 'diabetes cure' after terminally ill mice are returned to health
• How educated parents have snubbed the MMR jab
• Trapped with Charles on an official tour, now miserable Camilla knows how Diana felt
• Tory peer who called NHS nurses 'Drunken, dirty and promiscuous' defends his comments
• Shannon's dysfunctional family: A stepfather accused of violence and a mother at war with her parents
• BAA should lose one of the big three airports it runs, say MPs
• Revealed: The 'scruffy misfit' who lost his own two children and is now accused of abducting Shannon
• Town hall spies... More than 850 informers are snooping on tax cheats and fly-tippers
• Driving test revamp will raise licence age to 18 to curb carnage in young drivers
• Ed Balls says there is no rush on schools lottery plan
• Children who live with both parents improve GCSE performance twice as fast as classmates living with just their mothers
• Bless you... Record pollen levels threaten a sneezy summer for hay fever sufferers
• Wall Street woes spell trouble for Britain
• We've a long way to go to win power, says David Cameron
• How England is losing the very things that make it worth living in
• Scarlett: Dozens of suspicious death cases in Goa to be reinvestigated
• Shannon's mother: 'I broke down and sobbed when I was finally reunited with my daughter'
• Demolition job by Denman
• The mother who was the making of Barack Obama - by waking him at 4am for private lessons before school
• Denman is the toast after a roasting
• Kate caught up in the excitement of the race of the century... as she takes fashion tips from Zara
• England flops can earn more than champions
• Keane lets rip: We don't seem to get decisions with any referees
• We're top Brits: Liverpool boss out to sink home rivals as he eyes final
• Inside the amazing cave city that housed 25,000 Allied troops under German noses in WWI
• Ed Balls, the class warrior who despises educational excellence (Apart from his own privileged background)
• Ashton banks on Cipriani to keep him in job
• How many MORE lovers did 'suicide' police chief have?
• Heat is on Hamilton: But Lewis insists he can rattle Raikkonen
• Move over, Jonny! - Here's the new hunk taking your place for England
• Aliadiere takes a swipe at FA
• Moyes: It might take another five years to draw level with the top teams
• Aunt Bessie's thanks. Oh Delia, you've made me so saucy!
• Groundhog Day: It could be a rerun for England's Fab Four
• The Screamer ... It's the talk of football
• Sometimes death seems better than staying in this sterile marriage
• The curious case of Samantha Morton's stroke
• Fergie so wrong on Atkinson
• How Yoko keeps John Lennon's memory alive ... with a tacky musical based on his life and Lennon ice cream
• Twickenham toils instead of tackling the identity crisis
• I'm quick on a draw but put a gun to my head ...
• Westwood in form to end Brit drought
• Brook can be National star
• Bank on Amazing Nicholls
• Terminally ill pop star Peter MacBeth of The Foundations jailed for child porn and abuse
• Blog: Townend at Cheltenham - winners and losers
• Revealed: what the world will look like when we've gone
• Can history help you lose weight? We put three diets from the past to the test
• Man United player cleared in Christmas party rape probe
• Controversial computer game Manhunt 2 will be released despite 'encouraging sadistic violence'
• EastEnders Janine Butcher makes comeback to the square
• Anelka: I didn't realise what I had at Arsenal and I wanted to stay at Liverpool, but I have no regrets about my career moves
• Madonna is at it again in yet another sultry photo shoot
• Isa competition: win a share of £5,000
• Shannon's dad: 'Getting my girl back is like winning the lottery'
• Bag of small bones found in reservoir where lawyer claims Madeleine McCann's body was dumped
• Spurs need to push on for a top-half finish, says Dawson
• VINCENT O'BRIEN COUNTY HURDLE: Silver Jaro springs 50-1 shock
• Cashier at Fortnum & Mason jailed for £90,000 shopping spree
• United defender Evans will not face charges over Christmas party rape allegations
• University student tied up and beaten to death by gang in his own home
• Denman triumphs in Gold Cup - but bookies are the biggest winners as £280m is punted on Cheltenham
• Whingeing Curbs now blames injuries for West Ham's poor season
• Boro players held clear-the-air inquest into Cup failure, reveals Young
• JOHNNY HENDERSON GRAND ANNUAL CHASE: Davy Russell doubles up with Tiger Cry
• Eight Manuka honey products for your health
• Marriage gratuity wiped out pension
• FOXHUNTER CHASE: Amicelli springs a shock
• Piers Morgan is asked: 'Are you gay?'
• Postman 'caught in women's underwear' in missing packages probe
• Credit crisis rocks world's major banks
• Hardliners set to win Iran elections as voters go to poll after reformists barred
• Drawing Manchester United is a nightmare tie, admits Roma star Cassetti
• Celebrity exclusive: Paul Rankin
• Biker caught speeding 66 times but judge does not jail him - or even stop him driving
• British lord and three others accused of bid to steal £220m from Japanese bank
• Denman powers to Gold Cup glory
• What book?
• Bentley warns his Rovers team-mates: You're all failures if we fail to make it into Europe
• Swastika-shaped Alabama care home to get makeover after complaints about Nazi symbol
• Rumer patrol: Miss Willis hits the street in tomboy gear
• Artful Armenian won Winnie over
• Panic in stock markets as U.S. banking giant Bear Stearn 'on verge of collapse'
• The long and short of it: Granny has metre-long hair chopped off after growing it for 63 years
• I've got two games to save my beloved Magpies warns 15-year veteran Harper
• Bullies, bigots, murderers
• Acclaimed concert pianist jailed for abusing girl pupil with his baton
• Liverpool lose Agger for the season as he faces surgery on metatarsal injury
• Paperbacks
• Wall St dives amid fears over Bear Stearns
• THE DRAW IN FULL
• Robson the ambassador: Fergie confirms new role for Old Trafford legend
• HIV carriers could escape jail for passing on infections to others
• ALBERT BARTLETT NOVICES' HURDLE: Thornton strikes again with Nenuphar Collonges
• My future is in the hands of others, insists under-fire England coach Ashton
• New fiction
• BIRMINGHAM v Newcastle - Jerome the only doubt for McLeish
• McLaren sack designer at centre of spying row
• DERBY v Manchester United - Stubbs out with calf injury
• Roasted puppy anyone?
• Royal Caribbean: our winners!
• Three weeks of heartache and worry as missing Shannon is found alive
• MANCHESTER CITY v Tottenham - Dunne faces late test on shin injury
• FULHAM v Everton - Smertin recovered from back strain
• Lindsay Hawker's 'killer' is pictured in drag a year after her strange death in Japan
• TRIUMPH HURDLE: Flat class tells as Celestial Halo beats Franchoek
• Holly doesn't disappoint for Dancing On Ice final: Presenter steals the show with revealing black dress
• Kenyon reveals: We'll sort out a new Lampard deal - but we'll do it in private
• Man arrested after missing schoolgirl Shannon Matthews is found ALIVE under a bed
• Pictured: Last moments of SAS captain in parachute accident who could have been saved with a £50 radio
• The would-be Apprentice who already works for the BBC
• Derby v MANCHESTER UNITED - Foster thrown in to face Derby
• Portsmouth v ASTON VILLA - Agbonlahor troubled by foot injury but Mellberg back
• PORTSMOUTH v Aston Villa - Campbell faces late test after knee injury
• CORAL CUP: Naiad du Misselot edges Kicks For Free in thriller
• Anger as police suspend theft investigation due to 'lack of evidence' despite CCTV footage
• Oh my Gord! French Prime Minister Francois Fillon is a dead ringer for Gordon Brown
• THE BIG CLASH: England v Ireland
• Return of Edwards and Richardson will give us width, insists Keane
• Barclays' £21m Diamond heads back to US
• Chelsea chief Kenyon just happy to have avoided English clubs - for now
• Wigan v BOLTON - Megson set to make 10 changes from UEFA Cup side
• BALLYMORE PROPERTIES NOVICES' HURDLE: Fiveforthree leads home Irish 1-2-3-4
• UEFA CUP DRAW: Rangers paired with Sporting Lisbon, victors over Bolton
• Gunners fear Liverpool's European record
• What a difference a day makes: Jodie Foster's stunning 24-hour transformation from frumpy to fabulous
• F1 2008 and we’re off to a flyer
• The Rolling Stones shine on and on in Scorsese's latest
• Funeral directors forced to use mechanical digger to lower 52-stone man into giant grave
• United play down fears of crowd trouble after being drawn against Roma again
• DAVID NICHOLSON MARES HURDLE: Refinement throws it away as Whiteoak gets back up
• Travel pictures of the week
• WIGAN v Bolton - Heskey back for relegation battle at the JJB
• Rail passengers pay £1bn a year for delays
• Liverpool chief Parry admits: We wanted to avoid any English club - especially Arsenal
• Steve Irwin's zoo accused of endangering animals amid claims widow is more interested in money and celebrity
• It's a man's world: Steve Carell
• The Hush Puppies who know a dog's real best friend is a pair of SHOES
• Arsenal v Liverpool: All-time record
• My personality changed after my kidney transplant - and I started to read Jane Austen and Dostoevsky instead of celebrity trash
• East meets West: Glamorous Natalie Portman dons traditional Indian dress for new film
• Queen opens new Heathrow terminal
• Vickery reveals unrest in the camp as England players realise they're playing for their futures
• Man accused of shooting bridegroom on wedding day bites detective on the nose as he flees court
• Vote for your favourite English day out and win one of five fabulous prizes!
• I'm fresh and raring to go for Premier League climax, says Chelsea's four-goal hero Lampard
• The Queen opens the state-of-the-art Terminal 5 at Heathrow... but the misery goes on at nearby Terminal 4
• SUNDERLAND v Chelsea: Edwards set for Black Cats return
• If Curbs thinks it's bad for West Ham, it's not like last year
• Rare stamps and memorabilia attract extra investerors as economy slows down
• Arsenal v MIDDLESBROUGH: Aliadiere and Alves back for Boro
• Two teenagers, 14, arrested 'after mowing down armed policemen in bid to flee'
• British pensioner flies to Australia to save twin sister's life by donating kidney
• Liverpool v READING: Murty missing for Royals
• Derby v MANCHESTER UNITED: Foster finally set to make United debut
• The hi-tech shopping trolley that tells you where to find things in a supermarket
• West Ham v BLACKBURN: Emerton back for Rovers
• 'I owed it to Dan to carry on': The new life of a Bali bomb survivor
• Heath Ledger 'was beautiful, strong and masculine' - dead actor's ex-fiancee pays him emotional tribute
• The Joys of Living Alone
• ARSENAL v Middlesbrough: Walcott passed fit for Gunners
• WEST HAM v Blackburn: Upson back for Hammers
• Schools fear 'hard-hitting' forced marriage posters will offend parents
• CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL: Follow the latest action
• Sunderland v CHELSEA: Cech still missing for Blues
• Pensioner accused of confessing friend's murder to his cats is cleared by jury
• Little and large celebrity couples turn out for £1,000-a-head banquet
• Beat the Budget without costing the Earth
• Young, male Londoners biggest fraud risk
• Why are non-doms so angered by this tax?
• Fulham v EVERTON: Carsley back for Toffees' Craven Cottage trip
• Wenger's fears of drawing an English foe realised as Arsenal are paired with Liverpool
• Birmingham v NEWCASTLE: Viduka back to spearhead Magpies attack
• Conman dubbed 'the chameleon' swindles victims out of millions to fund playboy lifestyle
• Manchester City v TOTTENHAM: Hutton back after missing PSV trip
• Tories say no tax cuts on either side
• Using chimps to promote your products is wrong, Jane Goodall tells advertisers
• What a Carry On: The nation's favourite saucy slapstick set to return to our cinemas
• Rebecca Tomlinson follows in her mother's footsteps
• Retired police dog on a roll thanks to new set of wheels
• Hero who claimed to have saved pensioner from fire exposed as fantasist after real lifesavers come forward
• Eva Longoria celebrates her 33rd birthday with celebrity friends...but husband Tony is a no-show
• They said it: Sporting quotes of the week
• 'I'm pregnant, and want a girl' says Minnie Driver - but she won't reveal who the father is
• Paramedic sues elderly couple after twisting ankle on front step during emergency call
• Thank you for entering
• 'Gang posed for photo with goth couple' just moments before kicking girl to death
• Ferguson to give Foster his debut between the sticks for United against Derby
• What the back pages of the papers say - March 14
• Win a four-night break in Tel Aviv with hotels4U.com
• Blog: Townend at Cheltenham - Mackenzie cleans up
• Soaring oil spells real trauma
• That's NOT what to wear! Trinny Woodall bares skin and bones in a gaping red gown
• Soprano Superstar: How Sarah Brightman turned her life around
• Temple and roads found at famed fortress in Peru pre-dates the Incas
• Not so fantastic plastic: the dangers in bottles
• Liz Jones's Diary: I discover where I have been going badly wrong
• Even the Tories can't promise tax cuts now as Osborne delivers grim forecast on hoped-for relief
• VW-Porsche merger turns nasty with power struggle
• City focus: sub-prime sinks Carlyle fund
• Specialist doctor 'gave 17 women with breast cancer the all-clear after misreading scans'
• RAB and Collins Stewart warn on crunch
• £6,000 engagement ring gone with the wind after man hid it inside helium balloon
• £46million divorce settlement makes Heather Mills one of UK's richest women
• Tax burden
• Dozens killed as independence rioters clash with police in Tibetan capital
• Two-bed semi that will cost you £1m
• Yahoo quits London for Swiss tax haven
• Prudential powers on with surge in profits
• Sinus bug antibiotics 'are overprescribed and do not work'
• Sunbed savers spark controversy
• Minister to appeal against High Court ruling that cap on GP pensions was illegal
• Spurs boss Ramos confident that he's talked Berbatov into staying
• Bhutto's widower cleared of corruption in Pakistan after election win
• Arsenal can't afford to drop any more points if we want to win the title, says Flamini
• Credit crunch claims a new victim
• CGT hike may force Sir Ken to cash in Morrisons shares
• Pussycat Dolls launch a new clothing line...not that there's much of it
• Treasury inaction 'will cost £7.5bn'
• Churchill on trial for the sacrifice of a city
• Top doctor calls for £100 fines for people caught drunk in public
• THAT WAS THE SPORTING WEEK: Dickie Bird feels the Barnsley burn <br /> STEVE Gibson proves that fans don't make good chairmen <br /> AND Woodgate takes to the water in search of an affordable London home
• Hillary Clinton apologises to voters after Obama race row threatens to engulf her campaign
• Parkinson's drug may also attack cancer by starving tumours of oxygen
• 10,000 BC: What a mammoth turkey!
• Home Retail Group braced for slowdown
• Tories will offer both parents six months off
• Teenagers 'would rather be a famous WAG than do well at school'
• Nicky Slater: Dancing on Ice final will be magic!
• Darling 'must raise taxes' to fund spending
• Primary school governor is unmasked as secret paedophile after assault on boy, 13
• Miserable Ashley Cole allowed out by Cheryl... for a boring boys' night out
• Computer nerd who turned &pound;8,000 into &pound;417m
• Taxman can make dawn raid on your home
• Dollar falls to record low as price of gold breaks through $1,000-an-ounce barrier
• £1m appeal to build James Bulger memorial to mark murdered tot's 18th birthday
• REVEALED: The new West Ham shirt that might not placate angry Curbishley <br />DOES anybody at White Hart Lane like Pascal Chimbonda?<br /> STAMFORD Bridge gets ready to welcome Brazilian pariah Ronaldinho
• Presidential hopeful McCain hits out at Britain for withdrawing troops from Iraq
• US pair 'conned £35m from elderly Brits'
• 'Smoking hot' Mel B heats up Miami in a skimpy white bikini
• Britney Spears' pregnant sister, 16, covers up her baby bump
• Watch out for...
• Walk of shame: Lily Allen emerges in the same clothes after wild night out
• New Zealand v England: Day 2 scoreboard at Wellington
• Yesterday's trading: Wolseley stock down the drain
• Market report: Friday close
• Easter triumph for traditional values
• Father and daughter team 'con 15,000 Britons out of £35m in US boiler room scam'
• Paul Bettany's holy orders
• Raving about Rafe Spall
• Tony Blair leads 'urgent' campaign to cut global carbon emissions by 50 per cent
• Orlando Bloom gives his bit-part the chop
• The joke's on New Zealand as five-star Anderson puts England firmly in control
• The big lie about inflation (How the TRUE cost of living is being hidden)
• The glamorous 'whirlwind of energy' who became a police chief's mistress
• Tax rises: You ain't seen nothing yet! Darling 'will have to put up income tax by 3p after next election'
• Now the taxman gets the power to turn up unannounced to your home and demand to see tax records
• Seven out of 10 new cars will be hit by hikes in road tax
• Case of the dame and a family rift