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• Cameron warns Brown his party will ditch him if he doesn't scrap car tax rises
• How New Labour has betrayed a generation
• Novel about a Polish immigrant in Britain scoops £30,000 prize
• Why more and more women are losing custody battles over their children
• Grandchildren? They're the reward for not throttling your own children!
• 1,400 foreign inmates freed but not deported - despite PM's promise
• A blind person, a Buddhist and a Girls Aloud reject... it must be Big Brother time
• Amanda Platell: It may not be your fault, Wills, but these cynical PR stunts are a betrayal of our fighting forces
• The big picture: A camel herd cast majestic shadows over Oman's sun-scorched desert
• Is this the end of the television set? BBC1 to broadcast live on the internet
• After years of drug abuse, can anyone save Tatum O'Neal?
• Penny Lancaster reveals her sexy legs in racy four-inch knee-high boots
• Faulks' new Bond book becomes Penguin's fastest-selling hardback ever
• Why the FA board rebels didn't go for Burton centre
• Chelsea still want Italian coach Carlo Ancelotti to be their next manager
• Mother's anger turns to delight after her baby survives an abortion
• Get those Sex and the City designer looks on the High Street
• 'Police failed to protect my daughter', says mother of stabbed schoolgirl
• 'Freemales' what tosh: Single women who say they are happy are lying
• Quarter of students are dropping out of university despite Government's £1bn drive
• Adult asthma linked to heart attacks and strokes
• EXCLUSIVE: FA get into another fine mess over 2018 World Cup bid
• Aston Villa eye keeper Friedel as Blackburn face a player exodus
• United's £1.5m tour bonus: Champions to play Portsmouth in Nigeria
• The most loathsome bird in Britain: Robert Hardman says Canada Geese deserve ASBOs
• 'Facial mapping' technology to catch criminals from CCTV footage on the way
• It's the match that never was. Fiasco over England v Trinidad substitutes
• Outgoing police union chief says the Government is bringing the force to its knees
• Air passenger complaints double as plane companies struggle with new computer systems
• Pompey boss warns he won't be held to ransom over Liverpool striker Crouch
• The latest way to save on supermarket bills: Keep your own hens
• Five glasses of wine a week 'could cut risk of developing arthritis by half'
• France's darling Monfils sets up semi showdown with Federer
• England and Wasps winger Sackey sees a blessing in disguise
• Britain's leading lady Anna Keothavong furious with 'typical Murray'
• It's 'United v Chelsea' Stateside and TV ratings are expected to go through roof
• No hard feelings: Gilbert breaks his silence on the split with Murray
• EXCLUSIVE: Why Thaksin had to wave goodbye to Eriksson
• My body and me: Women of all ages talk with brutal honesty about their bodies
• Fired Apprentice Lucinda: I was bullied because of my accent
• The moving love story between writer Jan Morris and her ex-wife, who she re-married after her sex change
• Disease-free designer babies with DNA from three parents 'could be here within three years'
• No wonder politicians are so utterly incompetent. None of them has ever held down a real job
• Why City's new £20 million Brazilian man is no ordinary Jo
• Owner Holmes at centre of alleged assault at Britain's newest racecourse
• Second World War U.S. tank discovered by road workers under French town
• The man I love, by Snowdon's mistress
• Bopara boosts England hopes with magnificent double century
• EXCLUSIVE: Dr Thaksin gives an amazing insight into his City dream
• England hope to swing when they're winning in Trent Bridge Test
• Hick: I never liked Gooch and Fletcher did nothing for my game
• Apprentice Watch: Lucinda's fired after mauling from Sir Alan's mob
• BBC herald the end of the television set with live broadcasts on the internet
• Troubled Gazza's ex-wife Sheryl rushes to his side
• Former Spurs star Mabbutt led club's efforts to help old boy Gascoigne through troubled times
• League One Leicester target Ince to take over at the Walkers Stadium
• Thankfully it's not like father, like son as Lewis Hamilton's dad crashes £330k Porsche into a hedge
• United chief executive Gill insists that Ronaldo is going nowhere
• On this day in sport - June 5
• Sporting birthdays - June 5
• Turner's Earners - Top tips for Thursday's British meetings
• Ice, ice, baby! British athletes to play it cool with vests to combat Beijing heat
• Queen insists on clearing away dishes herself after guests, Cherie Blair reveals
• Royal to the core: Charles aims to rescue long-lost apple varieties
• Six weeks that won't shake up the world in keeping us safe from terror suspects
• Essien's agent denies Inter Milan approach for Chelsea midfielder
• Defiant Chambers closing on Beijing Olympics after victory in Greece
• Critics of embryo research are 'absurd', claims church academic
• Andy Murray: I sat next to Dunblane killer Thomas Hamilton when my mother gave him a lift
• Milan open talks with Chelsea over strikers Shevchenko and Drogba
• Archbishop Sentamu says Labour's obsession with human rights is 'threat to freedom'
• When's it due Jennifer? Actress spotted with big baby bump...but it's all for her art
• Luton docked 10 points after being found guilty of 15 misconduct charges
• Brown rejects angry calls to strip Mugabe of honorary knighthood
• Federer fightback seals semi spot at French Open
• Park Ji-Sung's Olympic dream in doubt as coach is wary of upsetting United
• PICTURE SPECIAL: Liverpool boss Rafa gets silly hat to show his smarts
• Boro boss Southgate keen to look up rather than down next season
• First polar bear in 15 years swims to Iceland . . . and is promptly shot dead
• Social worker sacked after Victoria Climbie scandal wins right to work with children again
• Barcelona set to land Hleb after Inter snub Arsenal's want-away star
• Cameron warns Brown his own party will ditch him if he does not scrap road tax rises
• Country house high jinks
• Scarlett Keeling's mother fears case against alleged killer is falling apart after forensics fail to find rape evidence
• One in five teens admits to eating problem
• Newcastle shouldn't make the same mistake as Spurs, says Hughton
• Cardiff starlet Ramsey set for talks over a move to Manchester United
• Violent crime crackdown: Brown says young people carrying knives must be prosecuted
• Incredible pictures as 16ft basking sharks return to UK waters
• Discover Hidden England!
• Beauty Condifential: Elsa McAlonan puts summer scents to the test
• Top tips for girls: Real advice from real women for real life
• Murray won't be following Hamilton to Switzerland as he would prefer a house in Surrey
• Mighty Madonna: No rest for the queen of eye-popping muscles
• Charles's Caribbean luxury yacht cost £200,000 for 12 days
• Miners presage more gloom for Footsie
• Driver's Anatomy: The 200mph workout
• MP accuses BBC of fuelling attacks on Polish immigrants by 'picking on them'
• Father died after having lung removed for cancer which he NEVER had
• Last two remaining worshippers of historic church given their marching orders ... because of a crumbling wall
• Bride hypnotised to try to overcome fear of being ill during wedding ceremony
• Tracker deals trimmed by the Halifax
• Fuel protests spread across Europe as fishermen clash with police in Brussels
• X Files star Gillian Anderson pregnant with third child
• Darling denies £2.7billion cost of 10p tax U-turn puts at risk Government's spending plan
• The Insider: Piers Morgan sees Amanda Holden stark naked
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• Massa determined to get Ferrari back to winning ways in Canadian Grand Prix
• Now Italy's build-up is hit by training-ground spat
• French Fancy: Breton stripes and vintage details lend afternoon tea a Parisian charm
• North Sea oil 'will last for another half century'
• Photography: Snap back in time with the perfect shot
• I'll shine at Euro 2008 for the Croatian supporters and the Tottenham fans that will be backing me too, says Spurs new boy Luka
• Kuznetsova sees off Kanepi to set up a semi clash with Safina at Roland Garros
• £80bn plan to build 7,000 wind turbines off our coast
• I won here last year but I'm even better now - Hamilton's message to Canada
• Tiananmen Square 19 years on from pro-democracy protests and the Olympics are celebrated
• Flying man smashes distance record as he beats local plane to the airport
• Croatia boss Bilic believes another Euro shock winner may be on the cards
• 'BBC news is fuelling racist attacks on Poles because liberal elite is scared to highlight non-white immigration'
• Tom Parker Bowles: Lovely lolly
• Manchester United's pre-season tour will take in Portsmouth in Nigeria
• It will be a tough challenge to replace Hughes, says Blackburn chairman
• Apple takes a bite out of the DVD market by launching film download service
• KP cleared to play in third Test against New Zealand after injury scare
• Pictured: Muslim convert in court to face café bomb charges
• The pony car is back - the Ford Mustang Shelby GT
• Health & safety red tape has produced a generation of 'bland' children scared of risk, headteacher warns
• Dutch coach Van Basten faces anxious wait on Gunners star Van Persie
• Italy captain Cannavaro to stay with squad for support undergoes ankle operation
• Get into the frame bright eyes
• Briton held in Guantanamo charged with war crimes despite pleas to free him
• Mortgage lenders set out plans to ease home repossessions ahead of defaults boom
• Porto kicked out of Champions League over bribery of referees in 2003-04
• Experts call for 0.75% bank rate cut
• Chambers insists: I'll overturn my Olympics ban and win a medal
• Revealed: Britain's best B&Bs
• MTV fined £255,000 for 'widespread' use of foul language before the watershed
• Zimbabwe's opposition leader Tsvangirai is released after being held for eight hours by police
• The skin patch that can tell women when they are most fertile
• From smashed to smashing in just four hours: Mel B's amazing transformation after big night out
• Britain 'is the worst prepared to ride out the credit crunch'
• Royal Ascot's £100,000 carrot to get more support for Queen Elizabeth
• Apple starts online film rentals
• B&B: Is it really safe as houses?
• Insurance firm rewards customers who live healthier lifestyles with holiday discounts
• 'Wouldn't you love to be in that bed' ... Carla Bruni's taunt to Sarkozy's woman minister
• England unchanged for third and final Test against New Zealand
• Food prices rise by almost 5 per cent in May in biggest ever monthly leap
• Youngsters 10 times more likely to suffer backache than parents
• Woman denies leaving toddler to 'rifle through bins for food' while she went out partying for the weekend
• Check this out: Drug tests for chess, draughts and bridge are introduced
• West Indies duo hold off Aussie snarlers to salvage Second Test draw in Antigua
• White hot: Lavish ruffles and ornate applique turn simple shades into sultry summer eveningwear
• Mourinho was happy living in London until dog day afternoon
• ES City Interview: Arki Busson
• Sneak peek: It's straight to the slammer for badly behaved Big Brother housemates
• The art of wine - manga style
• Gatland is the best in the world, warns South Africa coach de Villiers
• Chesterfield striker Jamie Ward tops the wanted list for League One clubs
• Italian star Dossena closes in on Liverpool switch from Roma
• Barclays bigwig makes £15m from house
• Vienna Philharmonic more entertaining than my England side, says Fabio
• O'Neill rules out recruiting for Aston Villa at European Championship
• David Cameron unveils his new look - a centre parting
• O'Neill ready to accept Crouch and £8m in swap deal for Barry from Aston Villa
• Hatton and Khan spearhead national fight against youth crime
• Yes, they look barking mad...Yes, they're cra-a-a-zy: It's Gnarls Barkley
• Phone spies: Town halls using anti-terror powers to bug residents' calls and emails
• French defender Sagna signs long-term deal to stay with Arsenal
• Snubbed U.S. mercy ships abandon Burma mission
• Britain's first ever 'divorce fair' to cater for rise in couples splitting up
• Lack of exercise 'has NOT fuelled obesity epidemic'
• MP cautioned for walking over a van's bonnet ordered to pay up and apologise to the owner
• New Argentina captain Contepomi urges Pumas fans to be patient
• We've offered Zoltan the best deal we can, now it's up to him - Albion boss
• On a wing and a prayer with extreme sport Aero GP
• Taxman must offer real pensions help?
• Lehman 'on the hunt for Korea cash'
• Take a walk along the Thames: TATE TO TATE by Tommy Penton
• Meet Molly, the three-legged pony who is giving hope to New Orleans three years after Katrina
• Posh turns up looking rather tipsy...in New York
• Pakistan paceman Asif still being detained in Dubai on drugs charge
• Darling faces MPs over 10p tax band
• Simpsons cast to get £200,000 per episode in new pay deal
• Newcastle plot £7m raid for Galatasaray and Turkey midfielder Arda
• Motherwell knock back big-money bid from Rangers for defender Reynolds
• Chess masters face doping controls at the Beijing Games
• Pictured: The car driver who gives new meaning to being double parked
• Lowe remains upbeat as Dutch club resist Southampton's Poortvliet swoop
• From the depths of hell: Kota prison
• Sir Parky defends Peter Phillip as he receives knighthood from Queen
• World Cup winner Smit to make history by skippering Springboks for 50th time
• FSA shuts down 'land banking' firm
• Cheers to Prague!
• Teenager who wrote her first book when she was 14 is tipped to become the next JK Rowling
• 'Nearly 60%' of parents would send children to private school if they could
• England back in the world's top ten after friendly wins over USA and Trinidad
• Orange job losses in new business strategy
• BBC betting row as bookies claim result of Match of the Day's Goal of the Season is 'leaked'
• 28% of young buyers priced out
• War hero, 90, in hospital for routine knee operation died after nurse gave him WRONG drug
• Everton become the third club given permission to talk to Aaron Ramsey
• Boost for Portsmouth as assistant boss Adams agrees a new one-year contract
• Warne insists: There's no chance of me playing in the Ashes again - I'm retiring
• PM faces hostile Lords over terror laws
• Breaking the Banksy: The first interview with the world's most elusive artist
• Rooney in pre-season training with Lineker... but it's shots at the bar instead of shots at goal for the United star
• 'You must have a good sense of humour to live here' immigrants arriving in Manchester told
• Elderly's cash caught in red tape trap
• Parents of toddler who died after drinking methadone try to kill themselves in double suicide bid
• As Mugabe offends the world at the UN food summit, his wife shops for shoes in Rome's luxury boutiques
• Sunderland manager Keane to keep veteran Yorke at the Stadium of Light
• Leeds ready to launch a bid for unwanted Celtic striker Riordan
• It's A Man's World: Ralf Little on fashion, fitness and grooming
• Dapper Prince Harry clocked partying until 2am...as his watch gives the game away
• Russia striker Pogrebnyak may miss Euro 2008 through injury
• Two thirds of office staff suffer from repetitive strain injury
• Isa savers let down by go-slow banks
• Boris quits as MP to focus on Mayor job
• Objects of desire: In-flight entertainment
• Row erupts over Tracey Emin's 'offensive' selections for Royal Academy exhibition
• Can you save money by renting your life?
• Dylan Jones: The phrase of the day? Two words: sat nav
• Frail pensioner told she must drag her wheelie bin HALF A MILE to get it emptied
• I'm no Borg so don't compare me to such a great player says humble Nadal
• Great rice crisis: supermarkets ration sales
• US registration hits Brits
• McCanns plan first holiday since Madeleine vanished
• Deco hoping to put himself in the shop window during Euro 2008
• Emergency fuel voucher for 200,000 OAPs
• Cap fits for Henry as striker reaches 100 mark for France
• Forget socks for Father's Day - try these cutting edge gadgets instead
• Krishnan plans to spice up Johnston
• Baggies look to snap up Tottenham teenager Adel Taarabt on loan
• Indonesian police arrest Muslim militants over bloody attacks
• Pensioners still set for double tax
• Feta tabbouleh with aubergine
• Cellar monster Josef Fritzl receives hundreds of love letters
• Repay me with goals, Fabio tells distraught Italian team-mate Giorgio
• HBOS offer shareholders free dealing
• 'All means possible' should be used to stop nuclear Iran, warns Olmert
• Hull to make £1.2m bid for Niemi as Fulham let keeper hold talks
• 'Airline recession carnage'
• Fired Apprentice star crushed under collapsed wall as he walked past building site
• Masters of the Universe are murdering the middle class
• Lewis Hamilton's Pussycat Doll sets pulses racing on set of new film clip
• Is this the future for cruise holidays?
• Inflation fears make rate hold a 'certainty'
• The robot that works like a 3D printer to reproduce itself
• Stag ahoy! Wayne Rooney takes to the high seas in Ibiza after a big night out
• This means nothing to me: Clarke wary of Vienna's treacherous microclimate
• England striker Ashton signs new £13m five-year deal with West Ham
• Bets are off: BBC's goal-of-the-season result 'leaked', claim bookies
• Self-certs
• A round-up of the newspapers: Wednesday
• Hughes promised substantial funds by Manchester City after signing three-year deal as new boss
• Cyclists given the green light to ride in wrong direction down one-way streets
• Investment Extra: Confidence in Creston
• Reddan: It's time Ireland ended their All Blacks hoodoo - only victory will do
• McCain sets his sights on Obama as Republicans launch their White House campaign
• Roma boss Spalletti in the Chelsea frame as £24m bid for Ancelotti fails
• Are we the world's worst tourists?
• UK water firms 'face restrictions abroad'
• The Bank of England's tug-of-war
• B&Q sales slump as customers stay home
• Nowhere to go for Dimitar Berbatov as Tottenham try to force striker's hand
• 'Give up drinking or you will die,' Venables' stark warning to friend Gazza as he is sectioned for the THIRD time this year
• Asian police officer wins THIRD race prejudice payout
• Formula One chief Ecclestone fears Mosley is now a 'lame duck president'
• Puffin numbers plummet at Britain's largest colony
• Astronauts attach Japanese lab to space station in six-hour space walk
• RBS surges on hedge fund stake
• Nurses need higher mileage rates to meet soaring petrol prices, say bosses
• McManus calls on Celtic to pay for loan star Samaras at launch of new away kit
• Kate's chari-tee: Moss teams up with Topshop with charity T-shirt design
• Dettori's experience Drownes Steve's chances of Oaks success
• Banks hit for £70bn since Rock disaster
• 70,000 homes 'facing council tax hike'
• Worse for wear Lily Allen carried out of Glamour Awards
• Nottingham racing abandoned after rain leaves track underwater
• Respect first, then results: Wales coach Gatland's agenda for South African tour
• Tanker drivers could close hundreds of petrol forecourts with series of strikes
• Man dies after roof of town centre building collapses
• Revealed: Europe drives up UK gas bills
• Private firms to take over failing NHS hospitals under radical new plans
• What the back pages of the papers say - June 4
• Market report: Wednesday close
• Yesterday's trading: Kemsley talk shifts Shaftesbury
• It's all over for Hillary, but will Obama ask her to be his No.2 in fight for White House?
• Oh Gord! It's the Cabinet and their cartoon lookalikes
• Chickens found with bird flu at British farm
• Petrol forecourts could close WITHIN DAYS over pay dispute
• Lord Tebbit: We need no lectures from Robert Mugabe - he's a mad dog on two legs
• 40,000 prisoners snub chance of early release because jails are so 'cushy'