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• Bill for courtroom translators nearly doubles to £29m a year
• Children who smoke cannabis are twice as likely to offend
• Four in five say Britain is facing a crisis over immigration
• Cleared two years on, teacher falsely accused of punching tearaway
• 'Bomb jet mastermind planned to carry out more terror atrocities by staying alive'
• Commanding McAlister eases Sale to victory
• Inspectors have damned it and the headteacher has quit: What IS going on at Grazebrook Primary School?
• Fabulous Fran edges out rival Lowe
• Murray recruits clay expert Corretja
• Celebrities? They're just big babies
• Johnson plans to offer Edwards coaching role with England
• Life on the dole 'is better for students than temping work'
• Brilliant Bosc helps Catalans into top six
• Family life is in 'meltdown': Judge launches devastating attack on our fractured society
• Ban on cheap booze: Ministers are ready to impose minimum prices on stores to battle binge culture
• Spitting Image returns to TV - but this time with computer-generated caricatures
• Cook's too hot as Hull go down to Bradford defeat
• Mosley cut to the quick by old pal Ecclestone
• Patricio is a keeper for Keegan
• Calm down, says Keegan as Newcastle go for broke
• Rat numbers to treble as councils increase pest control charges
• How one in four teenagers has met a stranger on the internet
• Platell's People: Ken should spend more time with his family - all three of them
• Avram: I don't care if players don't like me
• Why Bruce will be ducking out of one mucky clash
• Record debts could land a million in court this year as personal loans hit £1.4trillion
• Wenger leads call to ban player who ‘threw game’
• Nicolas Cage
• Gordon Brown is back from Nato amid growing revolt among Labour MPs over tax
• The REAL inconvenient truth: Zealotry over global warming could damage our Earth far more than climate change
• After a day on beach, a blast of Arctic air will force temperatures down by 17c this weekend
• Is it a crime to doubt global warming?
• Mother of child prodigy turned prostitute asks: Did our hunger for success destroy her?
• City join the battle to sign Ronaldinho
• Snow joke at Aintree
• GRAHAM POLL'S OFFICIAL LINE: Swap shirt rule .. for refs' sake
• Rasta temple drugs trial collapses after defence solicitor found to have complained about building
• Ferguson: Roma don't scare Ronaldo
• We'll turn you all on: Big four won't be missed in Cup classics, pledges Redknapp
• Benitez hints at Crouch exit from Liverpool
• If Jordan can win a book award, so can I
• EXCLUSIVE: My Wembley memories, by Harry Redknapp
• How can I ever compete with my partner's ex-lover?
• Roma gipsy who fled Czech Republic is the new face of British policing
• Pssst! Want to know about West Brom's mafia?
• Leap year for Pompey as Harry says it's about time we won something
• First-class love affair: Collecting stamps comforted me through childhood tragedy but ruined my marriage
• Hicks' City pitch to offload Liverpool
• GRAND NATIONAL: Simon looks simply grand
• How is your building society faring? pt 3
• She's elegant, publicity-shy and oh-so-discreet, so why are Paul McCartney's family worried by his latest love?
• Khan: I'm too fast for rivals
• Two wives. Two identical car crashes. Coincidence? Or one man's recipe for the perfect murder?
• GRAND NATIONAL: Will it be luck of the Irish again?
• Why political correctness has denied wartime bomber crews the honour they deserve
• Master class not enough on the long haul
• Ronan revival: New life beyond rugby helps World Cup flop
• Roddick rocking Federer's great aura
• Knifetown UK: We visit the London suburb where stab vests and knives are a way of life
• How Cardiff set Ridsdale on road to redemption
• SECOND SEASON SYNDROME: Springing into action - an hour or too late
• Why Barnsley boss Davey is thriving in school of hard knocks
• He watched a lover die rather than call for help, he drove two women to suicide, meet Rex 'the rotter' Harrison
• Muslim is spared a speeding ban so he can drive between his two wives
• Opera singer Katherine's stolen picture is used to back BNP
• Size 16 Miss England hop Chloe checks out the competition at bikini photoshoot
• The Hot 100 List 2007
• Credit crunch fashion
• Madonna gets go-ahead to adopt Malawi boy after two years - then SHE delays the final adoption hearing
• Players will play where I say so, insists Sunderland boss Keane
• Diana the musical - show based on the Princess planned for West End
• Blues boss Grant has no problem with Lampard's show of frustration against Fenerbahce
• The Hot 100 List 2008
• Oxford college aims to entice working-class with Inspector Morse murder mystery game
• Born to be wild - Freddie Flintoff makes like movie star George Clooney and climbs on his Harley
• Diana the musical - show based on the Princess planned for Broadway
• Mother's disgust after nursery bans three-year-old boy over 'tramlines' haircut
• The Daily Mail two-for-one racing offer
• New fiction
• Players will play where I tell them, insists Sunderland boss Keane
• This weekend FREE inside the Mail on Sunday: A DVD of Return from the River Kwai
• British holidaymaker, 18, raped by waiter in Venice restaurant
• United will drop points and we'll be there to capitalise, Wenger taunts rival Sir Alex
• Huth ruled out of Boro's clash with United
• Paperbacks
• Putin made a pass at me in front of his KGB goons, says Russian journalist
• US job losses hit five-year high
• Stop thief! Hard-up Bianca Jackson stoops to stealing for her family
• Tom Parker Bowles: Is there such a thing as a healthy Chinese meal?
• Patched up and make-up free: Liza Minelli hits London for first British tour in 20 years
• Spurs striker Berbatov hails relationship with Keane as 'almost telepathic'
• British holidaymaker, 18, raped in kitchen of Venice restaurant by waiter who befriended her during dinner
• Prepare for a Cloudy day with a Ginger lining at Aintree. Donald McCain is a chip off the old block
• THE BIG MATCH II: Manchester City v Chelsea
• Judge's knife warning as he jails killer mother aged 17
• We don't need more players, says Everton chief Moyes, just better ones
• Beauty and the brain
• Credit crunch: Now one in three housing deals falls through as lenders tighten up
• Wigan v BIRMINGHAM: Queudrue suspended for trip to JJB
• Mother's disgust after nursery bans three-year-old boy over 'tramlines' haircut
• Germans break rank and tell scandal-hit Mosley it's time to quit as FIA chief
• Oxford college aims to entice working-class with Inspector Morse murder mystery game
• MIDDLESBROUGH v Manchester United: Rochemback returns for Boro
• Stop thief! Hard-up Bianca Jackson stoops to stealing for her family
• Gran Turismo 5 Prologue (Sony)
• The top 10 cash Isas of the year
• ICC confirm India's Lorgat as the new head of cricket's ruling body
• Condemned 2 (Sega)
• Schoolchildren have HIV tests after being attacked with hypodermic needle
• Deadly superbug could be prevented by early detection breakthrough
• Three-year-old girl fighting for life after falling two floors from Primark escalator
• No more second chances as Gallas orders six wins from the last six
• King Eric crowned the Premier League's best import, while Crown Prince Cristiano squeezes into the top 10
• February's winning critique
• Blues boss Grant has no problem with Lampard's show of frustration against Fenerbahce
• Schoolchildren forced to have HIV tests after being attacked with hypodermic needle in the playground
• Spurs striker Berbatov hails relationship with partner Keane as 'almost telepathic'
• It's another mad one for Amy Winehouse as she parties from dusk til' dawn
• Woman bets on winning man of her dreams with a day at the races
• Competition: The Accidental Husband trip to New York
• Two months of gentle yoga is enough to cut risk of falls in elderly, experts say
• Chancellor rules out 10p tax band U-turn
• Deadly superbug could be prevented by early detection breakthrough
• Keane puts plans on hold as Sunderland look to secure their future
• Pixie Geldof celebrates new modelling career with ANOTHER night on the town
• Chelsea have wasted Wright-Phillips on wing, says City coach who made him
• Ashton's future unclear as Johnson inches closer to taking England job
• GRAND NATIONAL: Prepare for a Cloudy day with a Ginger lining at Aintree as Donald McCain is a chip off the old block
• Reviewing the reviews
• Saved by a sharp trick up its sleeve
• Alzheimer's drug 'may also help victims of head injury to recover powers of memory'
• Briton saved from Vietnamese firing squad by country's president
• EVERTON v Derby: Moyes ready to call on Johnson
• Australian prime minister attacked for saluting George Bush as a 'joke' at Nato summit
• As F1 gets back to racing, Lewis Hamilton's hopes hit a wall
• Day 2: WAGs Coleen McLoughlin and Sheree Murphy lead the field at Aintree Ladies' Day
• Woman bets on winning man of her dreams with a day at the races
• Read all about it
• Golden oldie Gary Neville returns to United duty for the first time in a year
• Travel pictures of the week
• Briton saved from death row in Vietnam after reprieve from president
• French bid talk fires up British Energy
• We don't want to wallow in mediocrity - Boss Martin keen for Villa to push on
• Clinton and McCain try to build bridges with black voters on Luther King anniversary
• License to thrill
• Go slow: Fish that crawls instead of swims discovered
• Lewis Hamilton walks away from 130mph crash during practice in Bahrain
• Dallaglio is Tackled Pink - Wasps skipper goes girly in aid of cancer charity
• Glamorous wife of 'murdered' millionaire flees Britain with £1.6m and children
• Halifax hikes 'best mortgage' deposits
• Boris Johnson: How I took cocaine and cannabis in my teens
• Plan to allow pupils to swap between qualifications in US-style exam reforms
• 2008: The year the world will cool down
• Ashton's future remains unclear as Johnson inches closer to taking England job
• Banks to oppose Darling's plans
• Prince Philip taken to hospital suffering from a chest infection
• De Villiers double ton heaps more pressure on sorry India
• Show me the money - the mortgage hunt
• NEWCASTLE v Reading: Toon set to call on Viduka despite scare
• Looking swell: Minnie Driver reveals her budding bulge... but still no word on Daddy
• Everton v DERBY: Rams missing Edworthy for Goodison trip
• The 'face'of the women whose severed head washed up on beach
• Barcelona's Messi eyes United semi as the perfect stage to launch comeback
• Golden oldie Gary Neville returns to United duty for the first time in a year
• As the run-in begins, United boss Fergie fires out a warning to his rivals
• Glamorous wife of 'missing' millionaire flees Britain with £1.6m and children
• Prince Philip taken to hospital suffering from a chest infection
• Liverpool confirm appeal over Javier Mascherano's ban
• Middlesbrough v MANCHESTER UNITED: Neville makes United return
• Piers Morgan on trumping America and getting his first groupie
• Row as Australian prime minister salutes George Bush at Nato summit
• Life on Mars: Stunning 3D photos show the Red Planet's mountain ranges
• Cardiff v BARNSLEY: Injured Foster to miss Wembley trip
• Dallaglio is Tackled Pink - Wasps skipper goes girly in aid of cancer charity
• PORTSMOUTH v West Brom: Hreidarsson and Utaka doubtful for Pompey
• Villa boss O'Neill flies in to scout Bayern's big Belgian Van Buyten
• Madonna touched up by the airbrush for her video striptease
• Amy Winehouse's all-night bender as she parties with pals from dusk 'til dawn
• Emmerdale boss sacks child star who cried too much
• Boris Johnson: I took cocaine and cannabis in my teens
• Cardiff v BARNSLEY: Injured Tyke Foster to miss Wembley semi-final
• Fulham v SUNDERLAND: Yorke misses Black Cats trip
• They said it: Sporting quotes of the week
• Pixie Geldof celebrates new modelling career with ANOTHER night on the town
• Chubby children banned from seaside donkey rides under animal cruelty rules
• Liverpool confirm appeal over Mascherano ban
• Rugby player sues rival club for encouraging players to 'tackle hard'
• Messi eyes United semi-final as the perfect stage to launch his comeback
• Divers discover the fish that can crawl instead of swim in Indonesia
• THAT WAS THE SPORTING WEEK: <br />BOAT RACE in stowaway firearms shock<br />COLIN MONTGOMERIE'S red-faced hissy fit<br />AND Woodgate storms the desert in his search for an affordable London home
• Tykes boss tells his players: Forget relegation, let's get up for the cup
• Looking swell: Minnie Driver reveals her budding bulge... but still no word on Daddy
• Day 3 at Aintree: Coleen goes Greek Goddess ahead of Grand National
• De Villiers double hundred heaps more pressure on sorry India
• City news in brief: M&S, Hichens Harrison, Waitrose
• Chelsea have wasted Wright-Phillips on the wing, says City coach
• Germans break rank and tell Mosley to quit as FIA chief
• Boris Johnson: How I took cocaine and cannabis in my teens
• FA to investigate reports that ex-Premier League star got himself sent off in order to pay off £50k gambling debt
• Missing Madeleine case leaves Portuguese holiday resort deserted
• Arsenal v LIVERPOOL: Rafa set to rotate
• ICC confirm Lorgat as new head of world cricket
• Three weeks in council care left pensioner 'looking like a prisoner of war'
• Citi women win &pound;16m over bias
• Aston Villa v BOLTON: Banned Nolan misses out for Trotters
• What the back pages of the papers say - April 4
• Birmingham boss McLeish challenges Zarate to keep up the good work
• MANCHESTER CITY v Chelsea: Sven able to call on Petrov
• James Martin: Green with envy
• Arsenal v LIVERPOOL: Rafa set to rotate
• Putin made a pass at me in front of KGB goons, says Russian journalist given asylum in Britain
• Semi-precious: Hasselbaink looks to banish those last-four Blues and sign off with a flourish
• The Olympic drug store is now open
• Women lawyers' fury as bosses ban 'distracting' fishnet stockings
• The amazing Mr Mackenzie Crook: From The Office to Hollywood
• British Muslims in airliner terror plot 'talked of taking families on suicide missions'
• It's a man's world: Dougray Scott
• Dylan Jones: Down on your luxe? Find your inner slob
• People over 8st banned from seaside donkey rides under animal cruelty rules
• BLACKBURN v Tottenham: Duo back for Rovers
• Voulez-vous Vanessa Paradis?
• Pensioner looked like POW after 32 days in council care home
• I'm talking to Chelsea about coaching role, says Blues FA Cup hero Di Matteo
• There's no more second chances as Gunners skipper Gallas orders six wins from the last six
• 'Policing the internet is not our job': Broadband chief hits back at calls for service provders to monitor web use
• FULHAM v Sunderland: Clean bill of health for Cottagers
• Ford in driving seat but Hammers yet to decide on new site
• Life on Mars: Stunning 3D photos show the Red Planet's mountain ranges for the first time
• Legal firm bans fishnet stockings because they distract male colleagues
• Manchester City v CHELSEA: Blues hopeful over Cech
• Vodafone India 'price-fix' probe
• Procol Harum organist loses court battle over royalty rights to A Whiter Shade Of Pale
• Gaydamak: Foreign owners have been good for their teams
• WIGAN v Birmingham: Palacios returns for Latics after ban
• FA to investigate reports that ex-Premier League star got himself sent off in order to pay off £50k gambling debt
• Parents take children out of primary school over 10-year-old's 'bullying'
• MySpace to launch music downloads service to take on Apple's iTunes
• Newcastle v READING: Royals without Matejovsky
• Blackburn v TOTTENHAM: Jenas in contention for Spurs
• Daring to dream: Pompey owner Gaydamak says his life is on hold until after tomorrow's FA Cup semi-final clash
• Brilliant Beckham is out of this world as he scores first of season for LA Galaxy
• Xstrata chief's £4.5m bonanza
• 'Motherhood has never been my ambition,' says super sleek Renee Zellweger
• Indian police probe 'human traffic' link to nine-year-old Sikh boy abandoned in London
• Fulham v SUNDERLAND: Yorke misses Black Cats trip
• Parents take children out of primary school over 10-year-old's 'bullying'
• The route to Wembley: How Cardiff, Barnsley, West Brom and Portsmouth reached the last four of the FA Cup
• Madonna touched up by the airbrush for her video striptease
• ARSENAL v Liverpool: Van Persie a doubt for Gunners
• O'Shea praises United's miserly defence
• I'm talking to Chelsea about returning as coach, reveals Blues FA Cup hero Di Matteo
• World Bank says food costs set to rise
• Model Poppy Delevingne: An English rose in New York
• Indian police probe 'human traffic' link to nine-year-old Sikh boy abandoned in London
• Thousands of Tube passengers are stuck in tunnels for THREE hours
• Man charged over woman's Ugg boot death on railway track
• We need to go until the final whistle, says Fulham's Keller
• My one-way ticket to trouble involving drugs, vice and the Triads
• Gamblers to bet &pound;300m on National and FA Cup
• Two-year-old boy actor 'sacked from Emmerdale for crying too much'
• Are you committing financial infidelity?
• Boyfriend charged over death of woman killed by train after 'getting Ugg Boot stuck' in tracks
• Prince Harry returns to active duty at Mahiki with Bea and Eugenie
• Arsenal have to be the transfer yardstick, admits Tottenham chairman Levy
• Liza's new Minnellium: Why the star feels so lucky
• Barnsley v Cardiff: Key battles
• Aston Villa v BOLTON: Suspended Nolan misses out for Trotters
• Watch out for... Patti LuPone in Gypsy
• Barnsley v Cardiff: Head to head
• Fran's parents set to miss her Beijing quest because Britain is short of Olympic tickets
• We had a lorra laughs: Cilla shares her memories of Frankie Howerd
• BBC to spend £6million on new production of The Bible
• MANCHESTER CITY v Chelsea: Sven able to call on Petrov
• THE BIG MATCH: Arsenal v Liverpool
• Senior figures need to set an example - Lewis Hamilton backs Mosley's accusers
• Portsmouth v West Brom: Head to head
• Power failure traps 5,000 Tube passengers underground for up to three hours
• Doctor! This turkey shows no signs of life
• Spurs chief Levy: We'll sell Tottenham if we're offered the right deal
• BLACKBURN v Tottenham: Duo back for Rovers
• Chelsea battle back to hold Manchester City in cup final first leg
• Passion, politics and plenty of personality
• Portsmouth v West Bromwich Albion: Key battles
• Dim-witted delinquent remake that's pure torture
• UBS shares jump as former boss calls for break-up
• FULHAM v Sunderland: Clean bill of health for Cottagers
• Les Dennis' pregnant fiancée wraps up her bumper bump
• Liz Jones's Diary: In which I chart my progress – and setbacks
• Son of Rambow: Boys will be boys - and they're bang on target
• You've caught the sun!
• Parkinson's: moving towards relief
• Fashion goes on safari as tribal prints rule in the urban jungle for summer
• Manchester City v CHELSEA: Blues hopeful over Cech
• No final dividend for Moss Bros
• MySpace to launch music downloads service to take bite out of Apple's iTunes
• Police chief slams Coronation Street for 'glamorising drink driving' - and wants soap characters arrested
• WIGAN v Birmingham: Palacios returns for Latics after ban
• We want to finish as high in the league as possible, Spurs boss Ramos denies lack of motivation
• Activist investors clash with HSBC
• Brilliant Beckham is simply out of this world for LA Galaxy
• Newcastle lead Premier League chase for Rangers defender Cuellar
• PORTSMOUTH v West Brom: Hreidarsson and Utaka doubtful for Pompey
• Air ambulance called out after cyclist is hit by leading Tory outside Commons
• Blackburn v TOTTENHAM: Jenas in contention for Spurs
• Act fast to get a mortgage, say brokers
• Arsenal have to be the transfer yardstick, admits Spurs chairman Levy
• Newcastle v READING: Royals without Matejovsky
• Stranded passengers on the move after cruise row deal
• Are you in one of the top 10 areas at risk of sub-prime debt?
• M&S bid to nip Rose row in the bud
• ARSENAL v Liverpool: Gunners lose Van Persie
• Spurs chief Levy: We'll sell Tottenham if deal is right
• Police chief slams Coronation Street for 'glamorising drink driving' - and wants soap characters arrested
• Alitalia in nosedive as talks falter
• Dutch referee hits back in claims he favoured Liverpool's Kuyt in Champions League tie
• A round-up of the newspapers: Friday
• Lockerbie bomber must stay in Scottish jail, says U.S.
• I did not favour my neighbour Kuyt, insists Champions League referee
• Zimbabwe police raid Mugabe's rivals and arrest journalists in crackdown
• Striker Darcheville keen on extending his stay at Rangers
• Naomi bailed after Heathrow arrest
• 'Motherhood has never been my ambition,' says super sleek Renee Zellweger
• Multi-million care homes refund claim
• Newcastle lead Premier League chase for Rangers defender Cuellar
• BT admits spying on 36,000 internet users
• BBC to spend £6million on new production of The Bible
• Darcheville would be happy to commit to Rangers
• Neil Lennon thrilled by swift return to Celtic Park
• Fat pig hoping to pile up the pounds
• Mecca splits with FD Gill
• Anti-war protesters heckle Blair as he preaches on faith and extremism
• Brown facing tax revolt by his MPs
• Rangers midfielder Charlie Adam out for two weeks
• The negative equity map of Britain: Are you in one of the top 10 areas at risk of sub-prime debt?
• When Twickenham starts swinging
• If you want a popular Wembley winner, Harry's name would be on the Cup
• Are you at risk? The UK sub-prime map
• HARRY'S game: The man who should be England manager finally makes it to Wembley<br />WHO'S Hughes fooling when he says Bentley's staying?<br />SHUT up Mascherano and accept your ban - or suffer the consequences
• Naomi Campbell faces six months' jail for 'assaulting police officer' on flight
• Les Dennis' pregnant fiancée wraps up her bumper bump
• Lockerbie bomber must stay in Scottish jail, says U.S.
• Almost £100 to see Oliver! That would be a twist
• Rangers boss Smith counts on away goal after Ibrox stalemate
• Lennon thrilled by swift Celtic return
• Rangers boss Smith counts on away goal after Ibrox stalemate
• Rangers midfielder Adam out for two weeks
• Bernanke warns of Bear Stearns fallout
• Prince Harry returns to active duty with royals' night out at Mahiki
• Police investigate 4x4 driving Tory MP who knocked down cyclist outside the Commons
• UK homes overvalued by 30% says IMF
• Darius Danesh a damned fine hero
• Market report: Friday close
• Yesterday's trading: IPhone demand hits Apple
• Anti-war protesters heckle Blair as he preaches on faith and extremism
• Heaven scent: Why the sweet pea is Britain's favourite fragrant flower