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• An encounter with grumpy Grant as he turns into the moodiest of Blues
• Anyone who doesn't believe the Gurkhas should have the right to retire in Britain should read this extraordinary account of their finest hour...
• OFT accuses over 100 builders of operating price-rigging cartel
• The Mail reveals the real cost of living
• 'I can win my breast cancer battle,' says Trisha Goddard
• BAZ BAMIGBOYE on Oliver! Felicity Jones and more...
• Up to 40,000 pupils 'could be left with worthless diplomas'goes here
• Essien stirs title pot as win over Everton keeps Chelsea's ambitions on the boil
• One million families facing negative equity by the end of 2009
• Half a million diabetics 'depressed' from taking needless blood sugar tests
• Bermudians furious about 'insult to Her Majesty' as public holiday to mark the Queen's birthday is scrapped
• Two-thirds of British residents fear violence as migrant tensions rise
• Fly long-haul - to countries such as South Africa and Thailand - for the best value on holiday as pound falls in value against the euro
• Terry defiant after Chelsea win but Grant loses the plot
• FULL TRANSCRIPT: It's grumpy Grant as he turns into moodiest of Blues
• 'You're dumped': Texting makes life easier for cowards
• Breast cancer drug which helped prolong the life of Jane Tomlinson 'can halve size of a tumour in six weeks'
• Top ten downloads
• Two-thirds of British residents fear violence as migrant tensions rise
• Chelsea boss Avram loses the plot in post-match meltdown after Essien keeps Blues in title race
• Weekly migraines 'triples stroke risk in women'
• Dalai Lama says no to Andy's girl
• Birds use military-style sentries to protect the flock
• Not grrrreat: After five decades, anti-obesity Bill could ban cartoon Tony the tiger from TV
• Hamstring injury may rule United's Hargreaves out of Barcelona tie
• The REAL rate of inflation: The Mail reveals food prices rising at SIX times the official figure
• The REAL cost of inflation: The Mail's Cost of Living Index reveals food prices rising at SIX times official figure
• All change but Avram again fails to play Mr Motivator
• Anyone who doesn't believe the Gurkhas should have the right to retire in Britain should read this extraordinary account of their finest hour...
• Defender Brown on the verge of signing a new deal at Manchester United
• Natasha Kaplinsky reveals her growing bump as she shops for baby
• Mocked, patronised and treated like a child - a 90-year-old in modern Britain
• The price of Hillary's grotesque political narcissism: Her attacks on Obama threaten to hand victory to the Republicans
• Gillett hits back at Hicks with European warning and support for Parry
• Play-offs chaos threatened as Leeds case looks set to drag on
• With Gone With The Wind about to open in the West End, Scarlett's got stubble rash from kissing Darius
• Hillary's vicious attacks on Obama threaten to hand victory to the Republicans
• Hamstring injury may rule United's Hargreaves out of Barcelona tie
• Hicks held to no-score drawl in latest PR blitz
• Origin of the spouses: The private papers that reveal Darwin's inner turmoil over whether or not to marry
• Happy-Go-Lucky: When kindness is the driving force
• Liverpool PR war has Hicks in a spin
• All aboard the cut-price Repossession Express
• Brown on the verge of signing a new deal at Manchester United
• Nancy Dell'Olio's ugly footwear steals the show at her book launch
• What the new (non-clowning, short-haired) Boris should learn from my bus-driver wife
• All change but Avram again fails to play Mr Motivator
• Flashbacks of a Fool: Flashback Craig might prefer to forget
• Boy missed year at school because council thought parents had lied about their address
• Liverpool PR war has Hicks in a spin
• Barwell would rather sell the Big Issue than work under RFU boss Baron
• Hicks held to no-score drawl in latest PR blitz
• Botched: Alas, the only horror in this movie is... the acting
• Mail comment: This paper reveals the real cost of living
• The Screamer ... It's the talk of football: Arsenal join race to sign Amauri
• I can win my breast cancer battle says Trisha Goddard
• TOM UTLEY: What the new (non-clowning, short-haired) Boris should learn from my bus-driver wife
• Fools Gold: That performance is no treasure chest!
• Essien stirs the title pot as win over Everton keeps Chelsea's ambitions on the boil
• Drink, drugs, faded looks? Craig admits he could suffer same downfall as the film star in his new movie
• RUGBY UNION: Toulouse make an amazing £750,000 bid to get Carter
• Gillett slams Hicks for creating Anfield turmoil ahead of Liverpool's Champions League semi-final
• The day I became my grandmother: Our writer dons a mask to find out what it's like to be 90 in modern Britain
• How can my son be racist, asks mother of Down's boy charged after playground spat with Asian girl
• Arsenal set to beat Juventus to the signature of Brazilian striker Amauri
• All aboard the Sub-Prime special
• These shoes weren't made for walking! Who can wear this summer's 7in-high heels?
• Watford boss Boothroyd hits out at Palace 'poor' claims
• The World Ends With You: Dark adventure is a world beater
• Bolton skipper Nolan accepts apology from Meite after Old Trafford outburst
• 'I'm just an old-fashioned, shy girl,' says burlesque queen Dita Von Teese, whose signature act is stripping and bathing in a giant Martini glass
• Canaries keen to swoop for unsettled Blades manager Blackwell
• Archers star Felicity Jones on target to make a big splash
• Toulouse make an amazing £750,000 bid to get Carter
• Bolton skipper Nolan accepts apology from Meite after Old Trafford outburst
• Barwell would rather sell the Big Issue than work under RFU boss Baron
• HORSE RACING: Cecil thinks Twice about 2,000 Guineas tilt
• Time Crisis 4 (Namco)
• UEFA Euro 2008 (EA Sports)
• Turner's Earners - Monday
• Nancy Dell'Olio's ugly footwear steals the show at her book launch
• It's madness to get on the wrong side of Johnson
• Heights of fashion: The seven inch heels that aren't made for walking
• Mugged by Texas's answer to JR as Hicks spins out his TV spot
• 'I'm just an old-fashioned, shy girl,' says burlesque queen Dita Von Teese
• The 'smart' drug that chased away cancer
• Drink, drugs, faded looks? Craig admits he could suffer same downfall as the film star in his new movie
• Top ten albums
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Rhinos will not faze us, says Crusaders youngsters I'Anson
• On tour now: CELINE DION
• CRICKET: Revolution for a new ruling class as the IPL gets started
• Move over Banksy - meet the new graffiti artist whose stunning murals are transforming drab buildings
• The next big thing: JAMIE LIDELL
• Natasha Kaplinsky reveals her growing bump as she shops for the impending arrival
• Mortgage meltdown as lending falls 17 per cent and experts warn worse is still to come
• Goldfrapp gets her claws into Madonna
• It's madness to get on the wrong side of Johnson
• Bank of England unveils plan to inject £50bn into system in bid to ease mortgage meltdown
• How they turned Pop Idol loser Darius into Rhett Butler in Gone With The Wind
• The birds which use a military-style sentry system to watch over the flock
• Mugged by Texas's answer to JR as Hicks spins out his TV spot
• BOXING: Hopkins plays the race card (again) as he cranks up Calzaghe clash
• How texting makes the harder things in life easier for cowards
• 360 minutes, 72 roles and 1 great story
• Cecil thinks Twice about 2,000 Guineas tilt
• SNOOKER: I almost quit, then shocked the world says Crucible hero Murphy
• Rhinos will not faze us, says Crusaders youngsters I'Anson
• Ahoy! There's a turkey on the tundra...
• One in ten families at risk of negative equity, shock survey reveals
• Premier League live
• I spy a thriller to take your breath away
• Hopkins plays the race card (again) as he cranks up Calzaghe contest
• Revolution for a new ruling class as the money-spinning IPL gets started
• PM swept away as his troops beat the retreat
• I almost quit, then shocked the world says Crucible hero Murphy
• England's £10million showdown against West Indies All-Stars gets go-ahead
• Extra funds promised by Government to help police deal with rising immigration levels
• Teenager high on cannabis stabs girlfriend 32 times during bondage game after being wrongly told she had Aids
• Rogue door-to-door salesmen face two years jail for 'aggressive' sales practices
• Forssell fears something fishy could hamper his build-up to derby
• PM swept away as his troops beat the retreat
• Bermudians furious about 'insult to Her Majesty' as public holiday to mark the Queen's birthday is scrapped
• Forssell fears something fishy could hamper his build-up to Birmingham derby
• Vicar banned from leading services after illicit love between the hymn sheets
• Vicar banned for illicit love affair with younger woman who helped choose his hymns
• Unseen pictures: The days when Prince Charles was happy playing a pedal car (before he got his Aston)
• Rangers offer free tickets for Fiorentina UEFA Cup clash
• Obama on the defensive over 'God and guns' gaffe as Clinton edges TV debate
• Fireside forced straight into the Classic
• Bigger the better: Mulberry's the top arm candy for fashion fans everywhere
• Sport on TV - April 18
• PICTURE SPECIAL: the unique Euro 2008 referees' watch that doesn't tell you what time it is
• Sports Quiz - April 18
• Sporting Birthdays - April 18
• On This Day - April 18
• Labour MP Angela Smith 'to resign over abolition of the 10p tax rate'
• Bullied City lawyer seeks £19m payout for treatment that left her 'a wreck'
• £4,000 each for heroin addicts made to go 'cold turkey' in jail
• Sven insists: I'll still be in charge of Manchester City next season
• Court starts custody hearing for 416 children taken from ranch run by polygamous sect
• Drunken pair fined £750 for 'recklessly disturbing' Dave the celebrity dolphin in early morning swim
• Bald and in a wheelchair: Tony Curtis cuts a frail figure as he rolls into Harrods
• Liverpool civil war 'erupted when Parry blocked plans to put club in debt'
• Spurs boss Ramos insists: Berba isn't going anywhere without our say so
• Barry believes Birmingham will be afraid of red-hot rivals Villa come derby day
• Bloody day in the City as 1,300 jobs are axed... and another 1,000 could go tomorrow
• Jailed: Sex text trucker who ploughed into the back of a tractor and killed the driver
• Saliva 'could help diagnose heart attacks in minutes'
• Liverpool civil war 'erupted when Parry blocked plans to put club in debt'
• Spurs boss Ramos expresses doubts over captain Ledley's White Hart Lane future
• Bag lady, poet - and my granny
• Spurs boss Ramos insists: Berbatov isn't going anywhere without our say so
• Previously unseen pictures: The days when Prince Charles was happy playing in a pedal car (before he got his Aston Martin)
• Bald and in a wheelchair: Tony Curtis cuts a frail figure as he rolls into Harrods
• Poet John Betjeman's unrequited love and muse, Joan Hunter Dunn, dies aged 92
• Heroin addict prisoners forced to go 'cold turkey' win £1million compensation... on the taxpayer
• Shevchenko wants to come back to AC Milan and I'll welcome him with open arms, says San Siro president Berlusconi
• Financial giants begin City jobs bloodbath
• Muslim fanatic who heckled Reid faces life in prison for inciting terrorism
• Thames bungles its way to £3m cut in fine
• Britons urged to stay away from Zimbabwe as fears of violence grow following elections
• The Dingles plot drugs sting in revenge against Donna's harasser
• Destabilising owner Hicks has no respect for Liverpool, blast supporters' clubs
• Liverpool forced to put European Cup Final tickets on sale early
• Bullied City lawyer seeks record £19m payout for treatment that left her a 'physical and mental wreck'
• Home Secretary's pledge on migrant cash help 'a gimmick'
• In your face: A vodka on Rox from sister Ronnie causes more EastEnders friction
• FIFA chief Blatter will try to push through his 'five foreigners' rule
• Kenya swears in huge £500m-a-year cabinet in attempt to end bloody election dispute
• Drunken pair fined £750 for 'interfering' with Dave the celebrity dolphin in early morning swim
• Spurs boss Ramos expresses doubts over captain Ledley's White Hart Lane future
• Antonio Valencia and Wilson Palacios would not turn down Manchester United, concedes Wigan manager Steve Bruce
• Key witness in Scarlett murder claims police have 'trapped him in Goa'
• 'Portuguese police should sue McCann's official spokesman', claims newspaper
• Muslim fanatic who absconded during preacher hate trial hands himself in
• Gavin and Stacey: Smithy's race against the clock after Nessa goes into labour early
• How Yuppies became Arppies
• Top policeman: Officers should be able to duck out jobs on 'ethical' grounds
• Reading manager Steve Coppell calls on his players to do the impossible and win at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium
• Liverpool forced to put European Cup Final tickets on sale early over Moscow visa fears
• Mora than 200 heroin addict prisoners forced to go 'cold turkey' win £4,000 damages each for human rights breach
• Skipper Nolan backs boss Megson as Wanderers battle to avoid relegation
• TOM WATT: Arsene Wenger has made some mistakes but he's still the best Arsenal have ever had
• Surrey notches up record on Twenty20 fever
• Senior policeman says officers should be able to duck out of jobs on 'ethical' grounds
• FIFA chief Blatter ready to take on lawyers by limiting teams to five foreigners
• More than a third employers claim workers 'can't spell or do simple maths'
• Householders fury over 'Big Brother' council plan to enter 2,000 properties for 'statistical survey'
• Players of Primera Liga strugglers Levante threaten strike action over unpaid wages as new coach is unveiled
• Gavin and Stacey: Smithy's race against the clock after Nessa goes into labour early
• Crystal Palace midfielder Tom Soares plays down move to Blackburn Rovers
• Shock video of couple forcing 18-month-old baby to smoke marijuana
• Bolton skipper Nolan backs boss Megson as Wanderers battle to avoid relegation
• Deaf and blind woman denied pension by Post Office because her signature has changed
• In your face: A vodka on Rox from sister Ronnie
• RUGBY UNION: Wales book a date in Paris for controversial first Friday Six Nations clash
• The Dingles plot drugs sting in revenge against Donna's harasser
• Taylor Wimpey's alarm growing over housing woe
• Levante players threaten to strike to force owners to pay their wages
• Bloody day in the City as 1,300 jobs are axed... and 1,000 could go tomorrow
• Jobless lorry driver 'sold' The Ritz hotel to businessman in £250million con
• Crystal Palace midfielder Tom Soares plays down move to Blackburn Rovers
• Crisis at ITV as BBC's 10 O'Clock News pulls double viewers than News At Ten
• Ian Wright quits BBC after claiming he was made to look like a 'jester'
• Hands off he's mine! Klaxons rocker Jamie Reynolds is a hit with both Peaches AND Pixie Geldof
• Even a weakened Liverpool should be feared, warns Fulham midfielder Davies
• 'I had postnatal depression,' admits Gwyneth Paltrow
• Portsmouth on alert as French defender Chimbonda is set to leave Spurs
• Wales book a date in Paris for controversial first Friday Six Nations clash
• Hammers rookie Collison ready to show West Ham fans what he can do
• Ex on legs: Thierry Henry's ex keeps it short and sweet at film party
• Key witness in Scarlett murder claims police have 'trapped him in Goa' after he is stopped from leaving the country
• Everton v CHELSEA: Lampard and Drogba giving Blues boss cause for concern
• Bloody day in the City as 1,300 jobs are axed
• Portsmouth on alert as French defender Chimbonda is set to leave Spurs
• CRICKET: England's £10million showdown gets the go-ahead
• Pregnant mother dies suddenly while breastfeeding her baby
• Gunners boss Wenger given hope in chase to sign Lyon prospect Hatem Ben Arfa
• So, Mr Putin, what do you see in this nubile 24-year-old rhythmic gymnast?
• Magical? No, I was baffled by the 'gibberish', says Harry Potter judge
• Merrill Lynch set to cut 10% of workers
• Britney on the treadmill: Is she shaping up for another comeback?
• EVERTON v Chelsea: Fitness fight for Toffees pair Arteta and Osman
• Rick Parry: I've got the support of George Gillett and I'll only resign as Liverpool chief executive if the board ask me to
• Pietersen hits back at 'greedy' jibes insisting the £10million game is like winning the lottery
• News at Ten trounced: Sir Trevor's revamped show draws half the viewers of BBC rival
• Emails to smear Peter Hain’s Labour deputy leadership campaign were faked
• A pacemaker for your stomach - the pioneering surgery offering hope to diabetics
• Friend of royals tells blackmail trial he was asked to pay out £50,000 to stop 'gay sex act' tape hitting the press
• Sorry, wrong house: Drug squad's sledgehammer raid nets a dinner lady drinking tea
• Drug-cheat Dwain Chambers cleared to make rugby league bow in Castleford reserves
• I had a tiny tumour that made my feet grow two sizes bigger
• Interview: Doug Richard
• Hands off he's mine! Klaxons rocker Jamie Reynolds is a hit with both Peaches AND Pixie Geldof
• Salsa chicken peppers
• Surgery could kill - but without it I would die
• Ex on legs: Thierry Henry's former wife keeps it short and sweet at film party
• I was in agony until the doctors grew new cartilage in my knee
• Sorry, wrong house: Drug squad's sledgehammer raid nets a dinner lady drinking tea
• So, Mr Putin, what do you see in this nubile 24-year-old rhythmic gymnast?
• Agony aunt Virgina Ironside says her colostomy bag hasn't stopped her living life to the full
• Boro blow as knee operation rules midfielder O'Neil out for up to six months
• Third of meat products sold in supermarkets 'are mislabelled'
• Birmingham City manager Alex McLeish will leave it late to select his side due to injuries ahead of derby clash at Aston Villa
• Roger was crippled by back pain - now he runs up mountains
• Unemployed fraudster attempted to sell the Ritz hotel for £250m
• How a plastic cup stopped the grinding noise in my shoulder
• 'I had postnatal depression,' admits Gwyneth Paltrow
• Sorry JK, your Harry Potter is 'gibberish', says judge
• Former Tory minister arrested for doorstep attack on party's own canvasser
• CRICKET: Covers are off as the new England kit is unveiled
• Third of meat products sold in supermarkets are mislabelled, finds food watchdog
• Menezes Tube shooting probe shelved by police authority 'to spare Ian Blair and Ken Livingstone'
• REVEALED: Covers are off as the new England kit is unveiled
• Manager Martin O'Neill clings to the hope Aston Villa can still qualify for the UEFA Cup next season
• Sunderland midfielder Dickson Etuhu is ruled out for the rest of the season
• Over a third of bosses say staff lack the three Rs... despite the billions ploughed into education
• Daily Mail Awards: The women who are an inspiration to us all
• 'No one believes Mugabe won the election - he stole it', warns Brown
• Celtic manager Strachan linked with surprise switch to Lisbon giants
• 'Arsenic and Old Lace' pair killed homeless men for insurance money
• How to sweep away the dust mites
• Posh and new best friends Kate and Eva dine out ahead of 34th birthday...but where were the Cruises?
• Protests as Olympic torch arrives in India, heartland of Tibetans in exile
• 'Arsenic And Old Lace' pensioners killed homeless men and pocketed millions in insurance payouts
• Thames Water fine cut by £3m because company was 'SO bad it broke rules by accident'
• Sky executive slashed wrists after taking controversial stop-smoking drug
• Sunderland midfielder Dickson Etuhu is ruled out for the rest of the season with injury
• Chelsea manager Avram Grant backs £15m Nicolas Anelka to prove his class
• Posh and new best friends Kate and Eva dine out ahead of 34th birthday...but where were the Cruises?
• 'Legalise brothels to protect women from prostitution', says bishop
• Everton manager Moyes lining up a move for Newcastle defender Carr
• Doctors dismissed Grandfather's bowel cancer pain as 'all in his head'
• Ian Wright quits as BBC pundit claiming he was made to look a 'comedy jester'
• Britney on the treadmill: Is the singer shaping up for another comeback?
• Ian Wright quits as BBC pundit claiming he was made to look a 'comedy jester'
• Sheep hurling, cow shooting and tapeworm infections: an everyday Net myth of Pennine folk
• Deaf and blind woman denied pension by Post Office because her signature has changed
• Savings bonanza erupts in fixed-rates
• Ian Wright quits BBC claiming he was made to look like a 'comedy jester'
• Celtic manager Strachan linked with surprise switch to Lisbon giants Benfica
• Father and son banned from swimming pool because they are not Muslims
• Courtney Love's Mighty night out with Noel Fielding
• United manager Ferguson eyes £40m of young talent to bring to Old Trafford
• Thames Water’s fine reduced by £3m because organisation was SO bad it broke rules by accident, rules watchdog
• Fashion news
• Germany is in shock as subprime gets worse
• Revealed: Final frames filmed by cameraman in Gaza showing Israeli shell that killed him
• Suicide bomber kills at least 45 people at funeral in Iraq
• QPR could miss out on Mancienne but is De Canio eyeing Ebanks-Blake and John?
• Ian Wright quits BBC after claiming he was made to look like a 'comedy jester'
• Aussie midfielder Zadkovich signs up for Derby as rock-bottom Rams prepare for life outside the Premier League
• Makes a change from a nodding dog: Police pull over erratic driver - and find ALLIGATOR on the back seat
• Payout for widow after doctors missed husband's cancer for nearly TWO years, saying 'pain was all in his head'
• Pictured: Giant turtle believed to be extinct turns up in Vietnam
• Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson eyes £40million of young talent to bring to Old Trafford next season
• SFA waste no time in banning Celtic's Caldwell and Rangers' Weir after scrap
• SFA waste no time in banning Celtic's Caldwell and Rangers's Weir after Old Firm melee
• Sky Sports executive stabbed himself to death after taking controversial stop-smoking drug
• As Hopkins continues his monologue of self-worship, Calazaghe prepares to do his talking in the ring
• Swansea boss Martinez predicts 'war' if Leeds win back their 15 points
• The T5 blues: Joke song about passengers' nightmare is YouTube hit
• Spurs young gun Tomas set to leave to gain experience next season
• Kenya's new prime minister Raila Odinga sworn in
• Giggs says Fergie's youngsters can lead United to another decade of glory
• Shock for police as they stop motorist and find 6ft alligator on his back seat
• Cameron promises to crack down on council tax hikes as he launches local election campaign
• FA chairman calls on foreign owners of Premier League clubs to be 'patriotic' and make players available for England
• Policeman 'invented bogus car chase and turned on flashing lights to avoid a speeding ticket '
• Introducing Angelina Jolie... the 16-year-old curvaceous swimsuit model
• Thank you for entering
• Your team-by-team guide to the Indian Premier League
• Only Zimbabweans can solve their country's problems, says embattled Mbeki
• You've been Wikied! Medieval village accused of having tapeworm outbreak becomes latest victim of online encyclopaedia
• THE BIG MATCH: Everton v Chelsea
• Student taken to court after forgetting to put 90p on her Oyster card
• Hollywood star Al Pacino praises Calzaghe's 'skill and courage'
• Cricket's revolution set to continue as now the players threaten to break away from the ICC
• Suicide bomber kills at least 45 people at funeral in Iraq
• Blues manager Avram Grant is backing £15million January signing Nicolas Anelka to prove his class in a Chelsea shirt
• Poet John Betjeman's unrequited love and muse, Joan Hunter Dunn, dies aged 92
• Letting Henry and Co leave cost Wenger chance to win this season, says Lauren
• IBM profits defy gloomy forecasts
• Ljungberg, Dyer and Neill to depart as Curbs is told to cut West Ham wage bill
• Chelsea Under-18s fall at final hurdle in FA Youth Cup but coach Paul Clement says the players will learn from their mistakes
• What does the future hold for cricket as the greatest show on earth gets set for launch?
• Student gets criminal record for the sake of 90p because she forgot to top up her travel card
• New tumour-busting wonder drug 'can shrink breast cancer cells in weeks'
• Playing tonight may give Everton the advantage, but boss Moyes is still angry about Chelsea fixture switch
• Richard and Judy to switch to little-viewed digital channel UKTV after leaving Channel 4
• I've got the T5 blues: Joke song about passengers' Terminal Five nightmare becomes YouTube hit
• Cruyff reveals kidnap attempt was why he missed 1978 World Cup final
• Ljungberg, Dyer and Neill set to depart as Curbs is told to cut West Ham wage bill
• Labour has cost you £4,000 in council tax hikes, says Cameron
• Public pool bars father and son from its 'Muslim-only' swimming session
• Down's Syndrome boy, with mental age of five, charged with racist assault
• 'I only do this job to help people': Under-fire Brown's emotive message to Labour rebels
• Footsie emerges from volatile six months
• Everton manager Moyes lining up a summer swoop for Newcastle defender Carr
• Dutch striker Van der Vaart keen to leave Hamburg and sign for Chelsea
• EBay gets boost from PayPal
• Courtney Love's Mighty night out with Noel Fielding
• Swansea boss Martinez predicts 'war' if Leeds win back their 15 points
• Frock horror: Frugal Sadie Frost recycles her old lace-back dress for premiere
• What the back pages say - April 17
• How can my son be racist, asks mother of Down's boy charged after playground spat with Asian girl
• New England chief Johnson to face a mighty battle to sign-up Northampton coach Mallinder
• Ken and the cross-dresser - the mayor heads for Heaven as he campaigns for the gay vote
• Shock video of couple forcing 18-month-old baby to smoke marijuana
• Berbatov to leave Lane as agent reveals Spurs contract talks collapsed twice
• FA chairman calls on foreign owners of Premier League clubs to be 'patriotic' and make players available for England
• Menezes Tube shooting probe shelved by police authority 'to spare Ian Blair and Ken Livingstone'
• Introducing Angelina Jolie as a 16-year-old swimsuit model
• McCulloch and McGregor injuries added to insult for Rangers boss Smith after Bhoys blow
• The new 'tumour-busting' drug that can shrink breast cancer cells in just six weeks
• Mark Mobius: End of the crunch in sight
• Preston and Leicester target Don Nicholson as he looks to move south
• Old Trafford veteran Giggs says Fergie's youngsters can lead United to another decade of glory
• Construction giants accused of ripping off the public purse in 'bid-rigging' scandal
• Pensions police get more teeth
• There's a hole in the bucket, Mr Brown
• WH Smith woes saved by travel division
• Why I missed the 1978 World Cup final: Johan Cruyff reveals how kidnap attempt changed his outlook on life
• Banks must be told to clean up their acts
• Who said the race was run? Parkhead's whipping Bhoys rise to occasion with a huge performance against Rangers
• Briton freed from death row is diagnosed with mouth cancer
• Dutch striker Van der Vaart keen to leave Hamburg and sign for Chelsea
• It will be tough to top this one when Celtic and Rangers resume hostilities
• Crisis-hit UBS to axe 900 London jobs
• Richard and Judy to switch to little-viewed digital channel UKTV after leaving Channel 4
• A round-up of the newspapers: Thursday
• Wenger made a big mistake letting Henry and co leave as it has cost him the chance of silverware this season, blasts Lauren
• Life in Panini World at Manchester City is another case of 'first half good, second half not so good'
• Are Jodie Marsh's 32GGs the most ludicrous breasts in Britain?
• Protests as Olympic torch arrives in India, heartland of Tibetans in exile
• Alcoholic former Tory minister arrested for punching party's own canvasser on doorstep
• Brits' confusion over Euro health card
• Lara Croft games firm plots £50m share issue
• Revealed: Who got red and yellow cards after Old Firm derby final whistle
• Teenage rugby star sleepwalked out of hotel window after drinking session
• Financier makes £2bn from subprime
• Playing tonight may give us the advantage, but Everton boss Moyes still angry about Chelsea fixture switch
• Echoing through the ages: Neanderthal voice heard for the first time in 30,000 years
• We have bags of character - Celtic's McGeady hits back at club's critics
• Procyclicality
• Berbatov to leave the Lane after agent reveals Tottenham contract talks have twice collapsed
• Conflict over Rose role at M&S heats up
• Here's something to drum into your head... the boys keeping the beat may be geniuses (and that means you too, Ringo)
• Rick Parry: I've got the support of George Gillett and I'll only resign as Liverpool chief executive if the board ask me to go
• Red cards fly as Celtic stay alive by beating Rangers in fiery Old Firm clash
• Christians in the Middle East are suffering persecution because of Western policies, Archbishop of Canterbury warns
• Only Zimbabweans can solve their country's problems, says embattled Mbeki
• M&S investors play it long
• Inside Shannon's hideaway: Pictures of the dirty flat where the schoolgirl lived undetected for 24 days
• OFT to probe 112 builders in 'bid scam'
• French give new Eurovision song nil point ... because it's in English
• We have bags of character - Celtic's McGeady hits back at critics after Old Firm victory
• Teenage rugby star sleepwalked to his death out of fourth story hotel window after drinking session
• First-time buyers' struggle is hardest ever
• Kenny Richey diagnosed with mouth cancer just months after being freed from death row
• Who was red and yellow carded and why after the final whistle to a volatile Old Firm derby
• Frock horror: Frugal Sadie Frost recycles her old lace-back dress for première
• Broadband customers getting only half-speed
• Red cards fly as Celtic stay alive as they beat Rangers in fiery Old Firm clash
• Financial fears over Britons living to 95
• LIFE in Panini world at Man City another case of 'first half good, second half not so good' <br />CELTIC are full of cast-offs and Rangers comprise of rejects - but they can't half scrap<br />AND Chelsea go for glory in the Russian Railways Cup
• Sainsbury's vows to halve plastic bag use
• Harman rebuked after declaring £64,000 of donations and loans too late
• Prostate cancer death rate falls four times faster in U.S. than UK
• Obama on the defensive over 'God and guns' gaffe as Clinton edges TV debate
• April 17 - Johnno dreams of turning England around
• The origin of The Origin Of Species ... First version of Darwin's theory of evolution goes online
• Pound could slump 20% on trade fears
• HICKS HITS BACK: I'd offer Liverpool boss Rafa an extra year; Gillett wanted Jurgen and Parry's been a 'disaster'
• £50bn finance package to avert recession
• Builder survives after being speared through the head by falling steel rod
• Are Jodie Marsh's 32GGs the most ludicrous breasts in Britain?
• April 17 - John Tigana sacked as Fulham boss
• Archbishop of Canterbury says Middle East Christians are suffering persecution because of 'American global project'
• Punish ALL drinkers for the crimes of drunks, say world health chiefs
• Card firms keep piling on interest
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