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• As they propose an age tax, who'd be old in Labour's Britain?
• House sales fall to their lowest since the 1970s, new figures show
• The street which was love-bombed by Mr Cameron
• Now every family faces a tax for old age - and the middle classes could pay twice
• Tottenham and Newcastle will fight it out to sign defender Dunne
• LIZ JONES: What NOT to wear for your age this summer
• Primary school tests rob children of a proper education, say MPs
• Mrs Blair, the secrets of her bedchamber and a masterclass in utter hypocrisy
• Thousands of known illegal immigrants were given NI numbers
• Needled by Cherie's jab at the truth
• Now cannabis dealers will escape jail despite government pledge for tougher punishments
• Number of home sales fall to the lowest rate since records began in the 1970s
• Number of stay-at-home mothers plummets by 25% in 15 years
• Privacy and the price of Cherie's principles
• Thousands of known illegal immigrants STILL got National Insurance numbers, admit ministers
• Manhunt for 'Turkish' teenager after murdered altar boy Jimmy bled to death in bakery
• Owen ready to quit Newcastle over contract snub
• Wage demands may scupper Southgate move for Sidwell
• Derbyshire hopes operation will cure hernia problem
• Neville wants Everton board to back Moyes with cash
• The street which was love-bombed by Mr Cameron
• Fowler given Thursday deadline for Cup Final
• Ashton unsettled about lack of new West Ham contract
• RUGBY UNION: Johnson puts faith in Borthwick's safe pair of hands
• Tottenham and Newcastle will fight it out to sign Dunne
• Rugby final tickets and a complimentary cooking lesson with a celebrity chef: How the freebies flood in for the Beeb's top people
• Who would want to be old in Labour's Britain?
• Palace prodigy Bostock set to join Tottenham
• Bates' blue tirade at his lordship
• We expose the truth behind those age-old health myths
• Owen ready to quit Newcastle over contract snub
• MAIL COMMENT: Privacy and the price of Cherie's principles
• Carlisle hit top form to leave Leeds trailing in League One play-off clash
• Johnson puts faith in a safe pair of hands by naming Borthwick his England captain
• Mrs Blair, the secrets of her bedchamber and a master class in utter hypocrisy
• Onus is on Fergie to make the final one to remember
• Rebellion grows over Brown's refusal to give MPs free vote on embryo laws
• Now every family faces a tax for old age - and the middle classes could pay twice
• Palace prodigy Bostock set to join Tottenham
• Rugby final tickets and a complimentary cooking lesson with a celebrity chef: How the freebies flood in for the Beeb's top people
• Brown fury as Cherie Blair tries to blame him for leaking the news she was pregnant with Leo
• Carlisle hit top form to leave Leeds trailing
• What NOT to wear for your age this summer
• Race to rescue 900 buried children as quake kills 8,500
• That's the way to do it: Puppet master attempts to bring about Punch and Judy revival
• How the NHS left me to sleep in a chair for SIX years
• ROY HATTERSLEY: Charity begins with a bagful of bargains
• Onus is on Fergie to make the final one to remember
• Sir Alex puts the Man Utd party on hold and prepares for final fulfilment
• Time runs out for the alarm clock: Traditional device becoming extinct as Britons choose mobile phones to wake them up
• Sir Alex puts the Man Utd party on hold and prepares for final fulfilment
• Rebellion grows over Prime Minister's refusal of free vote on embryo laws
• A 15-year-old girl explains why she ran off with an unemployed father-of-three ... and her mother tells how it broke her heart
• Pictured: The stunning cherry blossom canopy which has transformed a British park
• As a man is stabbed to death on Oxford Street, knife-carrying thugs will escape with a fine
• Revealed: The world's first mobile phone was the size of a dustbin lid - and had a range of just half a mile in 1902
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Tomkins enjoys a five-try debut as Wigan run riot in Cup
• Sergio joy is sealed with a kiss
• Sergio joy is sealed with a kiss
• United cast of 2008 is best ever, even if they come a cropper in Moscow
• The great health myths: Why having sex won't give you a heart attack
• LITTLEJOHN: If surrounded by armed bastards, don't shoot!
• Queudrue showdown with Sullivan as the air turns blue at Birmingham
• Tomkins enjoys a five-try debut as Wigan run riot in the Cup
• Man Utd cast of 2008 is best ever, even if they come a cropper in Moscow
• 'My teenage daughter's run off with a man 11 years her senior - I'm living every mother's nightmare'
• Johnson has faith in Palace old boy running the line in play-off clash
• Number of stay-at-home mums drops 25% in 15 years as they become 'a luxury'
• If surrounded by armed bastards, don't shoot!
• Nancy Dell'Olio's bizarre floral dress turns heads at awards ceremony
• Has time runs out for the alarm clock?
• You can all go - furious manager Jewell in extraordinary rant at Derby players
• Last man standing: How Peter O'Toole outlived cinema's biggest hellraisers
• How could my two-year-old daughter be dying of TB in 21st century Britain?
• You can all go - furious Jewell rants at Derby players
• Johnson has faith in Palace old boy running the line
• How the the world's first mobile phone was the size of a dustbin lid
• TENNIS: Andy Murray eases through after routine defeat of Tursunov
• Hillary Clinton likens herself to a teabag and refuses to back down to Obama
• How little things can give the elderly a new lease of life
• CRICKET: Test lover Pietersen wants to join the IPL next year
• Test lover Pietersen wants to join the IPL next year
• May 13 - Ferrari quizzed over Barrichello's victory in Austria, in 2002. . .
• Collingwood considers surgery to be fighting fit for the Ashes
• Keothavong makes history - a British woman not needing a Wimbledon wild card
• Any painful reminders don't worry Murray as he thumps Tursunov
• May 13 - Golfer Patrik Sjoland, footballers Yaya Toure and Mark Delaney. . .
• How could my two-year-old daughter be dying of TB in 21st century Britain?
• Charity begins with a bagful of bargains
• Last Man Standing: How Peter O'Toole outlived cinema's biggest hellraisers
• Victim's 'throat slit' as rival gangs clash outside Oxford Street McDonald's... but knife-carrying thugs will avoid jail
• Relatives of 14 soldiers killed in Nimrod crash played last cockpit recording
• British Airways jet crash-landed at Heathrow after 'fuel froze during flight over Siberia'
• Toddler, 2, survives fall into family pool as she learned to swim at 8 weeks old
• Just for laughs: James Corden leaves little to the imagination in Beckham-style photoshoot
• Queudrue showdown with Sullivan as the air turns blue at Birmingham
• Dealers will avoid jail despite 'tough' laws on cannabis
• The multiple sclerosis sufferer who has spent SIX YEARS sleeping in a chair after 'health bosses banned nurses from lifting her in case they got injured'
• Shrubs and the City: SJP's horticultural hat is the kooky star of the red carpet
• Fritzl's sanity is put to the test
• Scala on <em>Britain's Got Talent</em> electrify Simon Cowell
• EastEnders' drugging and burying alive scenes WERE inappropriate, says BBC's complaints unit
• Schoolgirl fighting for life after smashing into a yacht while being towed in a rubber ring
• Pensioners cross swords in the sabre dance
• Just for laughs: James Corden leaves little to the imagination in Beckham-style photoshoot
• Care worker who killed war vet in crash escapes jail after judge says work made his speed
• Shrubs and the City: SJP's horticultural hat is the kooky star of the red carpet
• Pregnant Natasha shows off her more relaxed (and well rounded) side
• Kelly, Nelly and Usher enjoy a night out in London - and rack up a £110,000 bar bill
• George Harrison's widow creates flower show garden in his memory
• Eastenders' controversial buried alive plot attacked by BBC's own complaints unit
• Banks raise overdraft charges and cut interest rates in desperate attempt to boost profits
• Pregnant Natasha shows off her more relaxed (and well rounded) side
• European football review - Serie A, Le Championnat, La Liga
• Top five stories of the Premier League season
• Hits of the season: Top five Premier League goals
• Hibiscus flower jelly with lychee mousse
• Whisked chocolate sponge with dark chocolate cream
• Chelsea's chasing kept us sharp for title run-in and will make difference in Champions League final, says United's Evra
• Rangers keeper Alexander preparing for more penalty heroics
• We must be on top of our game to finish job against Palace, says City's Carle
• FASHION NEWS: What's fuelling the fashion pack this week?
• Makeup Masterclass with Jemma Kidd
• Carsley insists: Moyes won't rest until Everton are in the big four
• Sir Alex never lets us rest on our laurels and money will be available if he wants it, says United chief executive Gill
• We're good enough and frustrated enough so I think we'll beat United in Champions League final, reveals Mikel
• Rock top deals are killed off
• Attention Cardiff fans: Win a pair of tickets for the FA Cup final against Portsmouth with Sportsmail online
• Why Scottish singer Amy Macdonald's a reluctant Wag
• Satnav that tells you not to break the speed limit
• Town Halls should map race and religion to identify 'tension hotspots', says Hazel Blears
• TENNIS: Murray eases past Tursunov to help bury Hamburg demons
• So why does Brad Pitt have a tattoo of a map of New Orleans on his back?
• Crossing swords: The old folks' home where priests and nuns swap Zimmers for Zorro
• City interview: Richard Caring
• Punters pile in for Share Centre float
• Kelly, Nelly and Usher enjoy a night out in London - and rack up a £110,000 bar bill
• The price of Zimbabwe election turmoil: $2billion would buy a five-star hotel room in March. Now only a can of cooking oil
• Maximum volume: Blooming Radio 1 DJ Edith Bowman counts down to baby
• Beware dangers of these 'safe havens' for your cash
• Liverpool boss Benitez insists Villa manager O'Neill should come to terms with losing captain Barry
• It's Roman's retreat
• Fashion for life: when haute couture met the high street
• Land of Leather fined over loan cover sales
• Mercy for carer who tried to strangle chronically-ill husband with dressing gown cord
• Rock claims 'solid progress' despite more arrears
• SPA REPORT: MADINAT JUMEIRAH, DUBAI
• Hermes up 13% as bid talk flies
• Muslim cleric Abu Hamza launches High Court battle against extradition to US
• So why does Brad Pitt have a map of New Orleans tattooed on his back?
• Liverpool boss Benitez insists Villa manager O'Neill should come to terms with losing captain Barry
• Murray eases through after routine defeat of Tursunov
• Care worker who killed war vet in crash escapes jail after judge says work made his speed
• Emerson is the Chloride suitor
• Riding the rap
• 'Mentally ill' cannabis mother released by social services to stab to death her two-year-old daughter
• Bromby confident Watford can turn the tables on Hull to reach Wembley
• 'The next president will be a man': Hillary Clinton's gaffe as she prepares for defeat
• Innocent man locked up in police cell for four days in case of mistaken identity
• Colombian mafia claims a helping hand in Argentina's 1978 World Cup triumph
• Top five Premier League saves - Kuszczak, Cudicini, Foster, Friedel, Hart
• Sudden impact: The top five Premier League signings of the season
• Mercy for carer who tried to strangle chronically-ill husband with dressing gown cord
• What the hell does that mean? Sporting jargon explained
• Pictured: Judges throw away 300 years of tradition and reveal their new bare-headed 'Star Trek' look
• Winning Champions League would be an 'unbelievable achievement', says United's Rooney
• Sport on TV - May 13
• Carsley insists: Moyes won't rest until Everton are in the big four
• Widow of George Harrison creates flower show garden in memory of nature loving Beatle
• Bodies of two babies kept in box for 50 years were mistaken for Christmas decorations
• Sports Quiz - May 13
• Third time lucky: EastEnders double act Bianca and Ricky fall in love again
• 'Arrogant' Bristol City players provided all the motivation Palace need to turn play-off tie around, claims Warnock
• On This Day - May 13
• Try our Sudoku challenge
• Maximum volume: Blooming Radio 1 DJ Edith Bowman counts down to baby
• Rangers keeper Alexander preparing for more penalty heroics
• Pictured: The £1.1m Patek Philippe wristwatch that is now the most expensive in the world
• Sporting Birthdays - May 13
• Sir Alex never lets us rest on our laurels and money will be available if he wants it - United chief executive Gill
• Colombian mafia claims a helping hand in Argentina's 1978 World Cup triumph
• Pictured: Zimmer frame Zorros - the retirement home where the residents have taken up fencing
• At 6ft 6in, Chilli the Friesian who's a giant in his field
• Warrington hopes smashed again as cruciate ligament damage makes Johnson third player ruled out for the season
• The loneliest road
• Premature baby born at 23 weeks leaves hospital for first time
• Chelsea skipper Terry promises fans he will lead them to European Cup glory
• Zenit coach Advocaat insists Rangers should not change style of play for UEFA Cup final
• Found! Marmite the Jack Russell is rescued after animal psychic pinpoints the hole he's trapped in
• Thai oil firm in Burma pullout
• Brown refuses to see Dalai Lama in Downing Street to avoid confrontation with China
• Cate Blanchett touches down in London with precious cargo - her newborn son Ignatius
• RUGBY LEAGUE: Widnes rule out approach for Dwain Chambers but disgraced sprinter is set to find out if he has a future in the game
• 10 THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT ZENIT ST PETERSBURG
• Third time lucky: Are Eastenders' Bianca and Ricky about to fall in love again?
• Pictured: The fat guinea pig that's the size of a football... and the rest of the world's most overweight pets
• New BlackBerry handset to rival iPhone
• Avram ready for Chelsea's long march to Moscow despite concerns over Terry and Drogba
• RANGERS' ROUTE TO THE UEFA CUP FINAL
• Police fire taser guns 164 times in three months
• Cilla Black interview on This Morning 'broke broadcasting code'
• Jamie O'Hara signs contract extension to keep him with Spurs until 2011
• The Duchess of Hull: Fergie moves into a council estate in a new reality TV show
• Bear Stearn's new hurt as offices closed
• Cate Blanchett touches down in London with precious cargo - newborn son Ignatius
• Facebook users beware: Credit firms break advertising rules to tout for business on social networking sites
• Anti-depressants 'boost the immune system'
• Dead at 98: Heroic Irena Sendler, who helped save 2,500 Jewish children from the Nazis
• Premature baby born at 23 weeks leaves hospital for first time
• BBC gardening presenter claims Chelsea Flower Show designers don't need a knowledge of plants to win
• Former nurse is forced to sell her home after forking out £100,000 on treatment abroad because of NHS shortfalls
• O'Hara signs contract extension to keep him with Spurs until 2011
• Zoe Ball narrowly escapes injury after runaway car smashes into film set
• Pictured: 1,800 strip bare at Euro 2008 final stadium for latest Spencer Tunick's work
• Animal psychic reunites owner with pet a week after dog goes missing
• Firms selling final-salary pensions soar
• 'Mentally ill' cannabis mother released by social services to stab two-year-old daughter to death
• Barrichello's Honda future in doubt
• O'Neill and Lerner team up for double act in bid to persuade Barry to stay at Villa
• WALTER SMITH v DICK ADVOCAAT HEAD TO HEAD
• The Big Yin is out there: First pictures of Billy Connolly as a strange priest in new X-Files movie
• Veins and the City: Sarah Jessica Parker reveals her sinewy hands on a night out in London
• Mandaric 'takes time out' to consider wreckage of Leicester's season and ponder whether to replace Holloway as manager
• RANGERS vs ZENIT ST PETERSBURG: HEAD TO HEAD
• Brown refuses to see Dalai Lama in Downing Street to avoid confrontation with China
• Policeman hospitalised during fan attack after ugly scenes followed City's 8-1 defeat at Boro
• United goal king Ronaldo warns the Premier League: My target is to score 50 next season
• Two-year-old girl survives falling into pool after learning to swim from just eight weeks
• Pictured: The £1.1million Patek Philippe wristwatch that is now the most expensive in the world
• Trainer's Mail: Marco Botti's five to follow
• Majority will not pay monthly bank fees
• Bad luck and pressure cost us title, claims Wenger but we will be back stronger next season
• The ups and downs of English football this season so far
• Dying for a degree: University launches Britain's first course in funeral directing
• Villa boss O'Neill uses Gerrard Inter to make point to Liverpool holding on to 'brilliant' Barry
• Curse of the high draw ruins British hopes of French 2,000 Guineas success
• Share tips: Premier Oil about to gush
• Veins and the City: Sarah Jessica Parker reveals her old woman's hands on a night out in London
• Should I take an Airmiles mortgage?
• Avram ready for Chelsea's long march to Moscow despite concerns over Terry and Drogba
• Husband flew 350 miles to attack wife's old flame after she reignites romance on Facebook
• Take one... Poppy print dress
• Widnes rule out approach for Chambers but sprint superstar will find out this week if he has a rugby career
• The largest LED screen in the world powered only by the sun
• Madeleine's fifth birthday marked with low-key family gathering
• British troops in Afghanistan should fight for 15 months, not six, says Nato chief
• Court declares Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills marriage formally over
• Infrastructure duo raise £5bn
• Brown furious after Cherie blames him for leaking the news she was pregnant with Leo
• Coppell plays down Reading quit talk but expects changes after relegation
• O'Neill uses Gerrard link with Inter to make point about holding onto 'brilliant' Barry
• The Duchess of Hull: Fergie moves into a council estate in a new reality TV show
• Consumers urged to join PPI legal action
• WAG Abbey Clancy to test-drive fashion in new TV role
• Credit crunch puts taxpayers' £24bn at risk, admits Rock
• Hospital leaves just ONE nurse to run entire ward over Bank holiday weekend
• China consumer prices rise 8.5%
• Takeover: the watchword for Aim brokers
• Full steam ahead for Benitez in race to strengthen squad for next season as Ramos admits Spurs peaked too soon
• Coppell stays quiet on quit talk after Reading relegation but he expects changes at the Madejski
• Body talk: what's the story between Liam Gallagher and Nicole Appleton?
• She's Got Talent: Simon Cowell signs up 12-year-old voice of an angel for VIP singing lessons
• Reprieved Fulham now eye European bonus
• Court declares marriage of Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills formally over
• Bank on trail of growth in Asia
• The Big Yin is out there: First pictures of Billy Connolly as a strange priest in new X-Files movie
• Miraculous escape as Chinese boy is plucked alive from school 'tomb' destroyed by earthquake
• McGeechan is given chance to lead Lions with Edwards as No2
• What was it like to 'come out' at a debutantes' ball? Five women remember
• Woman who confronted Gordon Brown after her father's heart operation was cancelled secures private meeting
• Sven Goran Eriksson set to lead Manchester City's tour to the Far East
• Threat to 3,000 more post offices
• Return of the laddie from Tazzie
• Keegan warns Everton - we're after your fifth place next season
• Jilted estate agent flew 300 miles to assault wife's lover after she reignited flame on Facebook
• Watford keeper Lee says Hornets can bounce back and still reach Wembley
• Hedge-fund buys hint to end of credit crisis
• Innocent man locked up in police cell for four days in case of mistaken identity
• A manifesto to put banking right
• Devil Wears Prada author targets the New York dating scene
• Eriksson set to lead Manchester City's tour to the Far East
• WAG Abbey Clancy to test-drive fashion in new TV role
• Fulham boss Hodgson says the hard work begins now
• She's Got Talent: Simon Cowell signs up 12-year-old voice of an angel for VIP singing lessons
• Lemon chicken with spring veg noodles
• Wiseman milk price warning as costs soar
• The ultimate wedding gift: A life-saving kidney from young bride's husband-to-be
• Mother of dead babies hidden in box for 52 years identified by police
• Taxpayers' cash at risk as Northern Rock warns arrears have doubled in just three months
• Everton release duo as Gravesen returns to Celtic and Wessels back to Cologne
• Throwing the books at Brown
• Fiona Bruce: "I've had my frivolous moments"
• Indiana Jones and the hunt for memorabilia: No. 1 fan Harrison Ford scoops up his own action figures
• Terry recovery crucial for Chelsea as they bid for Moscow glory
• Bristol City's Noble lad wants the chance to prove Premier League aristocrats Arsenal were wrong to let him go
• Family of teenager killed in a quad bike accident at Princess Anne's estate angry as court case thrown out
• Hulk Hogan's son jailed for eight months after car accident leaves friend in 'vegetative state'
• Wenger backs young Gunner Walcott to be one of England's top strikers
• Kate and Gerry McCann mark Madeleine's fifth birthday with low-key family gathering
• Two-goal Jerome has yet to decide on his Birmingham future
• Fake tans on trial: we test the best
• Pressure on small firms is at 20-year high
• Chinese earthquake: 18,000 buried alive in one city as 19 British tourists go missing
• More than two thirds of MPs back controversial Government plans for embryo research
• Sunderland star Kenwyne Jones ruled out of England clash after suffering wrist injury from Gunners' shot
• Chelsea boss Grant insists players will recover for Moscow showdown with United
• Pictured: The giant 6ft cow that is as big as a small elephant
• Sun, sand... and skeletons
• Hammers board meet to iron out striker Ashton's Upton Park future
• Gazza can inspire Rangers to European glory, says assistant boss McCoist
• Uproar as BBC gardening presenter claims Chelsea Flower Show designers don't need a knowledge of plants to win
• GOLF: Super Sergio holds his nerve to clinch Sawgrass success in play-off
• Hammers board meet to iron out striker Ashton's Upton Park future
• Arsenal boss Wenger backs Walcott to be top striker
• Hospital left one nurse in charge to run ENTIRE ward over bank holiday weekend
• Caught on camera: Boris cycles through six red lights, fails to stop at a zebra crossing AND mounts pavement
• McDonald hoping old team Motherwell can do Celtic a favour
• Woodgate challenges Spurs to finish in top four
• Darlington: the secret building society
• Rate cut in doubt as producer prices soar
• Fruit flies 'may unlock secrets of ageing'
• The universities where you can take a degree in juggling - or funeral directing
• Ritblat says property woe will last all year
• The myth of Gordon's economic competence
• Hulk Hogan's son jailed for eight months after car accident leaves friend in 'vegetative state'
• Cyprus first timers
• Serbia's president claims victory in general election as voters support EU membership
• Cherie: 'I got pregnant with Leo because I was too embarrassed to take contraception to Balmoral'
• Willie Walsh job at risk after T5 fiasco
• Big Booer: Chanelle Hayes fails to win over gay fans with her raunchy performance
• Obama assumes victory over Hillary and names his battle team to take on McCain
• French drinkers face compulsory breath tests in bars to reduce drink driving deaths
• Giggs says hard work now starts as United prepare for Moscow
• Cheer up boys you won! Man United players fail to crack a smile as they 'celebrate' the title
• HSBC unveils new &pound;1.3bn subprime hit
• Daisy Dooley Does Divorce
• Indiana Jones and the hunt for memorabilia: No. 1 fan Harrison Ford scoops up his own action figures
• Pictured: 1,800 strip bare at Euro 2008 final stadium for latest Spencer Tunick's work
• Who goes where? TravelMail's celebrity A-Z
• Pope tells Catholics 'sex is not a drug' as he warns against contraception and IVF
• Sergio Garcia savours play-off victory over Goydos
• Rates need to drop quickly, urges BCC
• Is this Manchester United's greatest ever Premier League XI?
• Terry promises Chelsea fans he will lead them to European Cup glory
• Stockdale's parting gift for Darlo with injury time save against Rochdale
• A round-up of the newspapers: Monday
• Obama assumes victory over Hillary and names his battle team to take on McCain
• Glee for Stockport as Stephen bags late equaliser at Wycombe
• Chelsea go for another Jose as they pay Porto £16m for Bosingwa
• More people want house prices to fall than to rise, survey shows
• Big Booer: Chanelle Hayes fails to win over gay fans with her raunchy performance
• Brits have holiday blindspots
• Centrica 'is facing a &pound;400m hit' on earnings
• Palace fail to live up to favourites tag as City take one goal lead into second leg
• Satnav that tells you not to break the speed limit
• 'I got pregnant with Leo because I was too embarrassed to take contraception to Balmoral' - Cherie
• Referee proves no Friend of Watford as Hull win first leg at Vicarage Road
• Bristol City wondering about Wembley after defeating Crystal Palace at home
• Cash funds not a safe haven for cash
• What is the most expensive dog?
• Caught on camera: The film that shows Boris Johnson cycling through six red lights, failing to stop at a zebra crossing AND mounting the pavement
• Chelsea go for another Jose as they pay Porto £16m for Bosingwa
• Meet Neil Young - a new species of spider
• Prince Philip - the Duke Of Hazard?
• Referee proves no Friend of Watford as veterans ensure Tigers draw first blood
• Farewell Snickers, now Marathon bars make a comeback
• Liverpool star Torres just too good as he eclipses United's Ruud as debut season king
• 3,000 post offices could be forced to close
• Vodafone eyes Vodacom for Africa expansion
• What the back pages of the papers say - May 12
• Majority wishing for house prices to fall
• Choose shares over property
• Rip-off of drivers who fill up with the wrong fuel
• Rail network 'will be 'paralysed' if first national strike for 14 years goes ahead
• Sex dungeon: Fritzl's wife quizzed again over husband's secret life as Elisabeth enjoys Mother's Day
• Joss sticks 'as damaging to health as passive smoking'
• Mother-of-three saves schoolteacher being savaged by a man-eating shark
• Cheer up boys you won! Man United players fail to crack a smile as they 'celebrate' the title
• 3,000 more post offices could be forced to close
• £6bn shortfall in care home funding, warn MPs
• Gas bills to rise by £400 in one year
• Serbia's president claims victory in general election as voters support EU membership
• WELL done Birmingham - it really was 'incredible business' to let Steve Bruce go<br /> TORRES - the only true great in an average Liverpool side <br /> UNITED legend Giggs should call it a day after Champions League final
• Kate Moss, Lily Allen and Sienna Miller united in grief for Tarka Cordell
• Holiday chaos warning as rail union ballots for first national strike train for 14 years
• Drivers filling up with wrong fuel are hit with bills as high as £5,000
• Food inflation soars to 19%
• 95,000 'diagnosed with avoidable cancer' each year
• Prime suspect in murder of altar boy Jimmy Mizen 'flees to northern Cyprus'
• Birmingham cashed in their Brucey bonus and and made a balls up of their business plan
• Farewell Snickers, now Marathon bars make a comeback
• Goal king Ronaldo warns the Premier League: My next target is 50 goals
• Has the 'Optimistic New Labour' got any more gimmicks - er, bright ideas?
• Ronaldo claims another clean sweep then pays tribute to Old Trafford fans
• Trombone boy, 12, becomes youngest ever winner of the BBC Young Musician of the Year award
• Brown aims to win back voters with pledge to give parents with older children the right to work part-time
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• Sport on TV - May 12
• What the back pages of the papers say - May 12
• Facebook users beware: Credit companies break advertising rules to tout for business on social networking sites
• Drivers filling up with the wrong fuel are being fleeced with bills as high as £5,000
• Number of crimes committed by girls soars 25% in just THREE YEARS
• 'Change your lifestyle and cut cancer risk by one third,' say experts
• Trombone boy, 12, becomes youngest ever winner of the BBC Young Musician of the Year award
• The carer who was sacked for breaching health and safety rules after making out-of-hours visit to dying resident
• Prison bosses allow Pagan inmates to keep 'wands' made of twigs in cells