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• Jon Fratelli: We hit the big time... and I ran away!
• One in five children, 11 to 13, not fully protected against deadly meningitis
• Go mud for it! Your definitive guide to this summer's coolest music festivals
• Drivers pay price of great diesel 'rip-off' as oil firms fail to pass back cost savings to customer
• Why Obama can't become President without Clinton...and McCain needs her just as much
• Horse racing set force boring Bayfield to pull up short
• Combined diplomas will lead to drop in standards, says professor
• The shameful future of our NHS dentistry
• Austria's Englishman... and he doesn't think much of the game back home
• Britain's Got Talent? If you ask me, Britain's got problems
• Roy Keane set to fire New Zealand ... to beat the Irish in Wellington
• Trent Bridge and Notts stand for progress in a climate of change
• National security: The mantra of all tyrants
• United tell Sunderland: We need defensive cover before selling Evans
• Eight 'clone farm' cows born in Britain - and their meat could be on sale in months
• From the quiet Somerset country life... to New York and Sex And The City
• Wolves tell Middlesbrough to fly a Kightly, rebuffing £4m move
• How three super prisons costing £1bn 'will be overcrowded from start'
• Frankie taught me to have fun - I was a blank canvas, insists Catherine Dettori
• Spurs move for Zaragoza striker Garcia after sealing Giovani capture
• After imitating the stars, Alistair McGowan's now making a bigger impression in a controversial play
• British schools 'are being infiltrated by Kabbalah movement'
• Revealed: Blair built his property portfolio on mortgage expenses paid by taxpayers
• Pompey and Newcastle leading chase for £6m PSG defender Digard
• England flop McClaren desperate for Blackburn Rovers job
• On the brink... we heard that in Vietnam, too
• The old fraud Blair's face was flawless, almost plastic
• Barry can go: Aston Villa to cave in and take £14m Liverpool offer
• The Windsor housewife who got a royal guard on the way home from her shopping trip
• Broadband clampdown as Ofcom forces providers to come clean about maximum speeds
• Six days after Emily was born, her mother was dead. Her father tells how he found the strength to raise their children
• I love saving my country, says Pietersen as he leaps to England's rescue
• First step for new Manchester City boss Hughes is a Dunne deal
• Barefoot Earl finds love at last
• Target-driven tick-box culture 'is destroying the NHS', experts warn
• Mrs Thatcher the temptress - and a woman who knew all about the seductive powers of politics
• I want to be tested and that's why I'm at City, says new boss Hughes
• Big Brother: The Girls Aloud reject, Italian Stallion and his body-builder girlfriend face first secret task
• Cech looking forward to facing Swiss mate Frei in Euro 2008 opener
• Auf Widersehen Pets! How we are treating man's best friends to a special send-off
• Compromise Approach over Epsom Derby start for Bolger colt
• Mongol- The Rise To Power Of Genghis Khan: Monotonous tale of a mad Mongol
• Ex-racehorse owner Maharaj to spend life in Florida jail after plea for clemency denied
• CSKA Sofia axed from Champions League
• Turkey's top court bans Islamic head scarves at universities
• Gone Baby Gone: No Maddie- but a masterpiece
• Ozzy Osbourne wins libel damages over report he was 'unfit' to host Brit Awards
• Doomed Austrians are lazy and won't get out of their group, blasts Scharner
• Britain's most dangerous inmate says prisons have gone 'soft'
• Richard Quinn survives 11th hour injury scare ahead of Epsom Derby
• Dutch midfielder Sneijder injures ankle in training - but should be fit to face Italy
• Olympic promise of free swimming lessons by 2012
• Carting around: Pixie Geldof makes the most of the sunny weather
• French captain Patrick Vieira a doubt for Euro 2008, but we can still win, says Lilian Thuram
• Turner's Earners: Michita looks magic in Oaks - today's top racing tips
• Irish raiders poised for domination in Epsom fillies' Classic
• Portugal's Ferriera kicking from right to left as Scolari shuffles his pack
• Terrell Owens stays with NFL's Dallas Cowboys for three more years
• NBA blog: Finally arrived Stateside for the big game and I've already had a result. Cheers!
• Why big decisions are best made on a full stomach
• Sunderland's Roy Keane rages: We stayed up but I need £50m war chest
• Pietersen makes splendid century to lead England fightback in final Test
• Battle of the sexes becomes a garden turf war
• Banks get safer as investing risks tumble
• World No 1 Ivanovic reaches French final with Grant aid
• Gordon Brown faces defeat on 42-day detention as 30 Labour MPs plan to vote against bill
• Newcastle target Madine signs three-year contract with Carlisle
• £2.6m lottery winner has conviction for underage sex
• Return of the summer circus act...but it's low ratings for the housemates on Big Brother launch night
• Sporting birthdays - June 6
• Ronaldo could be as legendary in the game as Pele - Shearer
• On this day in sport - June 6
• Safina smashes fellow Russian Kuznetsova to reach French Open final
• Should equity income investors hold tight?
• O'Connell lands dream Derby date to mix it with the best at Epsom
• Postman pleads guilty to four-year racist terror campaign
• Soaring fuel prices force yet another U.S. airline to cut thousands of jobs and ground planes
• Businessmen jailed for running a £340m scam from cow shed in India
• Tory MEP sleaze-buster quits in expenses scandal
• President Sarkozy and wife Carla lead mourners at funeral for 'Pied Piper of fashion', Yves Saint Laurent
• Metals trio jailed over £500m banks scam
• Devonish faces a stiff test as he aims to clinch European Cup spot
• Democrats' decision sparks joy in Kenya as Nairobi toasts the result with 'Obama' beer
• Summer dresses take it to the maxi
• Boss of 'Worst' Great Western earns £1m - that's a 36% pay rise
• New manager Hughes puts his weight behind City's bid for Ronaldinho
• England's Peter Crouch relaxes on the beach...instead of playing in tomorrow's European championships
• Webb to take charge of Austria's match with Poland at Euro 2008
• Pavey opens her track season with an Olympic contingency plan in mind
• Natasha Kaplinsky doesn't let pregnancy get her down in six inch heels
• Ronaldo plea to Real Madrid: Pay up and I’m yours
• FASHION NEWS
• Gilberto late for Brazil duty after having visa destroyed in the washing machine
• Tevez denied the chance to face his homeland heroes as Boca's hopes of playing in the World Club tournament die
• Chelsea tractors abandoned as green car sales rise 120pc
• British diplomats detained at gunpoint by Mugabe thugs
• Van Nistelrooy tells Manchester United to get Real: We will sign Ronaldo because we're the best
• Obama hits his first problem after a former fundraiser is convicted of fraud
• EURO 2008: Fixtures, TV guide and host cities
• Doubles specialist Jamie Murray given chance to impress with Artois wild card
• Prisoner driven 120 miles to avoid walking 200 yards between courts - to protect his human rights
• China's regimented Games: Beijing promotes an official chanting routine
• City news in brief: Virgin Blue and Cadbury
• I'm delighted to be linked with Chelsea but I've had no contact, says Prandelli
• The Premier League benefits everyone except England, taunts Blatter
• Broad bean soup
• Usmanov moves into online video
• Sudoku archive: May
• English broad bean salad
• Brown 'too late' to stop London slowdown
• Councils reject Government's alcohol disorder zones scheme
• Taylor could stay at Birmingham now we're relegated, reveals McLeish
• Premier League new boys Hull part company with Nigeria's Okocha
• U.S. Marine is cleared covering up the slaughter of 24 Iraqi civilians in Haditha
• Pasta with feta and broad beans
• Second World War bomb which caused commuter chaos has been diffused
• Go to work to beat depression
• Weeping fans and cheering crowds: People's Prince Harry treated like a star on a trip to Wales
• BP's Russia boss quizzed over tax
• Liz Jones' ex-husband: 'Farewell to Liz and London - I'm going back to my roots'
• Pictured: An eerie human face staring out from a bamboo shoot
• Just who's in the frame to replace Mark Hughes in the Blackburn job?
• Gough faces his former county Essex in Friends Provident semi-finals
• Kylie's breast cancer scare sparked panic among women Down Under, doctors claim
• Don't wait until I get you home: Passionate Tania Bryer enjoys a ten-minute kiss...in the street
• Pictured: The Queen comes face-to-face with Britain's champion gurner
• Blues not looking to bring in Rangers defender Weir, says manager McLeish
• Germany star Ballack caught up in decapitation row ahead of Poland clash
• Tennis chiefs hit back at Murray just as young Scot risks being left behind
• More children's teeth found in Jersey 'house of horrors'
• Shares spotlight: Cambrian Mining & Hyder Consulting
• Fans go wild for British Grand Prix as Silverstone is confirmed a sell out
• Hull KR to discipline Cooke after he is convicted for drink-driving
• Amazing escape for woman trapped underwater for 10 minutes
• Woods and Mickelson dream draw is U.S. nightmare
• Cumani doesn't believe in omens but Derby punters should pay attention
• Pineapple with coconut rum butter and vanilla ice-cream
• Parma and rosemary wrapped fish
• Blair takes a swipe at 'inhuman' Brown
• Corn cobettes with chilli lime butter
• Midas Extra share tips: Tenon and RWS
• Pakistan bowler Asif detained until Sunday over Dubai drug allegations
• Harissa-marinated leg of lamb
• 'My gin, bubbly, beer and vodkas were spiked,' insists Lily Allen after being carried out of awards
• LOVEFiLM boss on business
• The lucky dress
• Five senior internationals to feature as England Saxons take on the USA
• Sven will his luck change: Eriksson leaves City after 8-1 thumping to take charge of Mexico, who immediately take a 4-1 pasting
• Play washed out at Bank Austria Open as torrential rain hammers Vienna
• Mother shopped son for stealing £50,000 of her property after ticking him off for forgetting her birthday
• Texas polygamist sect might have their children back, but prosecutors are still after them
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• Number of patients seen by NHS dentists falls by one million
• Third BAE boss is bribe probe target
• Website of the week: www.seat61.com
• Death by postcode: Baby killed after social workers lost touch with parents after they moved house
• Severn's profits plunge dues to Ofwat fines
• Bank holds rates at 5% despite biggest fall in house prices since 1993
• Scotland offers to host Euro 2012 if UEFA pull plug on Poland and Ukraine
• Furious outcry after a French court annuls marriage because bride was NOT a virgin
• I want to be a manager once I hang my boots up, reveals Magpie Butt
• Gazpacho salad with crispy pollack
• Could you be the Daily Mail's winning biographer of 2008?
• Slowdown fears but rates kept at 5%
• Girl reunited with teddy bear after rescue mission spanning the globe
• Fury as Victorian lamp-posts are dug up and moved to posher part of town
• Cronulla Sharks beat the competition to take Wigan skipper Barrett home
• Phoenix probe analyses first soil samples on Mars
• Sonko slams treatment at Reading, claiming Coppell was in the wrong
• Gates hands over Microsoft control
• Sheikhs pouring oil riches into the City
• FIFA rule England's Trinidad & Tobago clash will not be struck from the record
• Golfer gets two holes-in-one in a single round - at odds of 67million-to-one
• INTERVIEW: Meet Virginia Nicholson, the author of June's book, Singled Out
• Make me martyr, says 9/11 mastermind
• Castleford Tigers pick up experienced Australian forward Mitchell Sargent
• Spalletti tells Chelsea I don't want to be the new Stamford Bridge boss
• The credit crunch hits home for Diana Appleyard and her family
• The Spanish invade London's tastebuds
• Northern Rock announces mortgage deal with Lloyds TSB
• Where have your curves gone, Catherine Zeta-Jones?
• West Brom's out of contract midfielder Zoltan Gera tempted by Fulham move
• First picture of choirgirl 'stalker' as he appears in court charged with her murder
• Derby's Scotland striker Miller on the brink of securing his Rangers return
• Raikkonen refuses to panic despite going pointless at Monaco GP
• Burma's junta arrest the country's funniest man in humour crackdown
• Bikehut boosts Halfords' winning cycle
• Blackburn and Leicester lock horns in battle to make Ince their next Guv'nor
• Energy-boosting recipes to kick-start your bikini diet
• Teenagers used gravestones for James Bond-style YouTube stunts
• Gordon Brown's foreign criminal policy undermined by early release of 1,400 overseas offenders, say Tories
• LIVE TEST CRICKET: KP fires on sluggish England with brilliant ton at Trent Bridge
• Campaign for the Real Weekend:<br>Join the Purple Nation!
• Thames Water's record &pound;590m profits
• Woman bought emu's egg from a shop... and out popped Osbourne the baby emu
• To have and to bold: newlyweds seek adventure
• House that time forgot is opened up after owner's death to reveal a Victorian treasure trove
• Chelsea could not have stopped me taking the Manchester City job, says new manager Hughes
• Underpaid Taylor could cost Magpies millions by not renewing his contract
• We'll recover from points deduction and copy Leeds, says Luton boss Harford
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• Cherie: 'Our best night ever was during freebie holiday in Berlusconi's Sardinian villa'
• FSA probe into B&B share deals
• Hairy Spice: No close shave for Geri Halliwell’s armpits
• TOP TO TOE
• Donald Campbell's nephew to attempt land speed record
• Oh we do like to be beside the seaside: England's best beaches revealed
• You promised me Drogba, now deliver: Ancelotti begins plundering Chelsea
• Aston Martin revved up for flotation
• Your table sir: Beckham dresses like a waiter for Ramsay's restaurant launch
• Gates hands over control of Microsoft after 33 years at helm
• Morrisons sales leap as food and fuel soars
• Pictured: The wooden cage in Austrian classroom used to lock up girl, 14
• Cookery school siege as chef threatens to kill himself after failing exam
• Property plunge: House prices are falling at fastest rate for 25 years
• Two months of agony for man, 18, after surgeons leave metal bar in his head
• Banking veteran fights his corner
• UN Security Council officials have FINALLY decided to visit Darfur
• New Chelsea boss holds the key for Wright-Phillips and Sidwell
• Carvalho is the Premier League's best defender, not JT, insists Torres
• £80bn plan to build 7,000 wind turbines
• Complaints over air tickets double
• Rights issues documents
• House prices fall £15,000 since August
• Ferrari boss Montezemolo says shamed Mosley should quit to save credibility
• Jaime takes fashion inspiration from Minnie Mouse in a huge spotted bow
• Brown accused of 'gesture politics' after announcing latest crackdown on knife crime - but only 16 Labour MPs turn up to hear about it
• Top anti-aviation activist secretly FLIES to airport protest in New York
• Bellway profit warning as house prices fall
• Some days I can barely walk: Cole reveals true extent of his ankle injury
• Lloyds picks up Rock fixed-rate customers
• 'Law And Order' actor Dennis Farina facing jail after arrest on airport gun charge
• 'I love you': 10-year-old boy's final words to his brother before he plunges to his death from 18th floor window
• Hughes' arrival at Manchester City may tempt Dunne to snub move to Spurs
• Beware of nanny robots, warns scientist
• Inside a paedophile's lair: Chilling image of pervert caught in police child porn raid
• Sex and the City: Take 2
• A round-up of the newspapers: Thursday
• Thousands of Haitians take to the streets in mass protests against wave of kidnappings
• North Sea oil 'will last for half a century'
• B&B: Last rights for underwriters
• Rail improvements at risk as budget is slashed by £3 billion
• Bank of England expected to resist pressure to slash interest rates
• Hayfever vaccine will ease sneezing in just four weeks
• Money-grabbers are plunging football into anarchy, warns Gunners chairman
• Bikers stop motorways in fuel protest
• Extra staff drafted in as Heathrow opens Terminal 5 to BA flights
• THAT WAS THE SPORTING WEEK: United star Rio joins Roo for pizza in Ibiza, Mad Max goes caravaning and Jose to continue his job as an (under)miner
• RBS poised to clinch vote on rights issue
• Hillary Clinton to hold farewell rally and throw her support behind Obama
• Andrew insists: New Zealand tour will give us 2011 World Cup boost
• Hillary wants to be Obama's running mate, but would he be able to work with her?
• Loan cover 'rip-off costing customers £1.4bn every year'
• Kisses allowed? Sarah Harding cosies up to a lucky man... but he's not her boyfriend
• Britain 'is worst prepared for credit crunch'
• Crackdown could spell end of PPI rip-off
• Space station laboratory open for business 210 miles above Earth
• The amazing water girl who can swim a mile at just four years old
• History-maker Gethin makes the Beast of a bad job against Bok monster
• Victoria Cross hero's amazing tattoo of his medal
• Ankle injury rules Fitzgerald out of Ireland's clash against All Blacks
• Market report: Thursday close
• What the back pages of the papers say - June 5
• Yesterday's trading: UBS predicting building gloom
• British soldiers paid less than us? Quite right - our job's more dangerous, says traffic warden
• Racism and the threat of assassination haunt Barack's historic achievement
• Tom Hanks stops filming on set of his new movie for big emergency injury... he hurt his finger
• Gordon Brown's mind stalled and his gnawed fingers raced
• The flip flops that claim to tone your legs and bottom. But do they work?
• Hillary Clinton angling to be named vice-president alongside Barack Obama's bid for the White House