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• McGhee’s words come back to haunt him as Well crash out the UEFA Cup
• MELANIE PHILLIPS: Shed no tears for this Labour stooge who forgot how to police
• JAN MOIR: If Oldies are all living to 100, when will we get our loot?
• One in three over-55s will still be paying off their mortgage AFTER they retire
• Arrogance, lies and the downfall of a very PC police chief
• Moment of quality is enough for City as Hughes' side live to fight another day
• Proud to be a pushy mother: How I devoted a year to ruthlessly propelling my daughters into top universities
• Victory for Mayor Boris Johnson after PM tells Sir Ian Blair: 'Don't go'
• Peaches throws a strop after being asked to smile at a photocall (for which she was paid £5,000)
• Twinset and pearls she ain't: How Samantha Cameron set out her stunning fashion manifesto
• Oasis? They're a joke, say the Kaiser Chiefs as they return with dazzling new album
• Brit boxer Haye says it's time to find out if he's good enough
• Wembley is alive with Theo fever, as England match is sold out
• Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly to stand down as MP at next general election
• ALEX BRUMMER: Delay is a luxury we can't afford
• Ince believes he has what it takes to become the Guv'nor at Old Trafford
• 'If you go outside...you may die': The BBC script prepared in event of nuclear attack revealed for the first time
• The next big thing: VV Brown
• Reading boss Coppell fumes at drug testers as his team are held up for an hour after Tuesday's win at Wolves
• Moyes completes a miserable hat-trick as Everton crash out
• Wuthering Heights: Too big for the stage
• TOM UTLEY: Nanny says I am a wicked man because I won't visit the doctor. But bribes aren't the way to persuade me ... or anyone else
• Wilkinson out until the new year as England star prepares for knee surgery
• Real Madrid tell Liverpool they plan to sign centre-back Agger in January
• Worcester left baffled by Quins and Care's box of tricks
• Chelsea lose out to NFL hosts Arsenal
• 'Now I'm rich I can buy my mum a tent,' says Andrew Johnson, 14, the chart-topping star of Britain's Got Talent
• Sweden opens investigation into BAE jet bribe claims
• Harrington locked in Order of Merit duel with his Ryder mate Karlsson
• Aristo: Onassis, the original babe magnet
• Bayern's Klose laughs in the face of ‘mafia fix’ allegations
• ALEX BRUMMER: Bad food day for the M&S shareholders after down-beat sales
• Primary school axes spelling tests because they are too 'distressing' for pupils
• Mind your language: Kinnear points out error of Newcastle ways
• La Calisto: Naughty, and not very nice
• FIFA 09: Classic stays at the top of the table
• Back home: The World War Two aircraft carrier returning to dock after a £68million refurbishment
• The old wives' tales about flu that put millions at risk this winter
• Britain will be biggest casualty of the world downturn, says IMF
• Pure: Time to flex your quads
• £1m battle of Charles' pal
• Half a dozen will head for the Ibrox exit as Rangers look to lighten the wage bill
• Wooden arrows of fortune to save the US bailout plan
• On this day - October 3
• Andy Townsend's view on the Champions League action
• RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: This is no time for losers, either, Gordon
• Sporting birthdays - October 3
• Mel C reveals all about her bump and which Spice Girl she would let babysit (Answer: Any of their nannies)
• Surge in companies defaulting on loans as finances buckle
• Lymm ride the storm to make lightning start to Daily Mail U18 Cup campaign
• Midfielder Burke faces a battle for a role in the Rangers first team
• Now it's time for MY swinging sixties! How getting older has given very first supermodel Twiggy a new lease of life
• Second top-ten investor supports Lloyds' HBOS offer
• Terry joins casualty list as Chelsea count cost of Drogba injury
• Fly Me To The Moon: Bored of the flies (or why I'd like to swat these pests)
• Girl With a Pearl Earring: Like watching a painting dry
• Nothing Standard about Liege as sorry Everton crash out of the UEFA Cup
• Baz Bamigboye on the end of Take That, Emma Thompson and much more
• Parkinson: Difficult, fiery, relentlessly ambitious and a terrible flirt. Yes, my mother made me what I am
• How To Lose Friends And Alienate People: Cocky and insufferable
• Tooth camp: Simon Cowell tells X Factor finalists to get their teeth whitened... just like him
• Haunting legacy of record-breaking ABN deal for RBS boss
• I dreamt I would be doing this in front of the Kop when I was a kid, says Keane
• Michael Hubbard QC
• Brideshead Revisited: Oh what an awful Waugh!
• Primary teacher found with heroin cleared to go back to class
• Next snaps up celebrity favourite fashion label Lipsy for £17.3m
• Wenger says playing in European U-21 finals could harm Walcott
• Victorious Ashram rams rivals into submission at Newmarket
• Time for law men to pull the plug on scrum capers
• Tapped out: Water bills could rise to £355 by 2015 with 'all providers' proposing above-inflation rates
• Turner's Earners - All the top racing tips for Friday 3rd October
• ANDREW ALEXANDER: It's not just the rich at risk from bank meltdowns
• The airline diet: Couple lose 12st after plane could not take off because they were too heavy
• Robinson backs 'first-class' Carson to put Croatia horror show behind him and play again for England
• Women would rather be housewives than engineers
• Home Secretary Jacqui Smith's backing of Sir Ian Blair was a 'serious lack of judgement'
• The UEFA Cup: Follow all the action from the First Round as it happened
• Fulham boss Hodgson not set to offer Bullard new deal even though midfielder could break into England team
• Nervy Tottenham just about get the job done in Poland for Ramos
• Britain's top companies are not promoting enough women and making boardrooms 'no go' areas for them
• Bring back the cane in schools, say one in five teachers
• Britain's banking system 'one of the most over-stretched and vulnerable in the world'
• Religious people are 'more helpful, honest and generous' say scientists
• Sir Ian's successor: Who will take on the top job?
• Real life Spider-Man scales 24-storey French national library with his bare hands
• Your football betting guide for the weekend - with Lee Wagers
• Kick It Out campaign chief joins calls for Spurs fans to end their abuse of Sol
• Heath and safety: Police 'bravery' awards should be changed... in case they encourage people to take risks
• Great Expectations of Dickens’ Kent
• A native's guide to...Amsterdam
• Italian judge sentences man who murdered his girlfriend to extra three years jail for death of her unborn child
• United are looking at me, says Turkey Under 21 star Sercan
• U.S embassy in central London up for sale as new site is built in Battersea
• Footsie and Dow drop as jobs dive in US
• Leading Archbishop cites sheep sex arrest as proof of Britain's moral decline
• Can we do council house DIY ourselves?
• West End theatres on brink of a deal to open on Sundays
• Holiday Briton dies of heat stroke trekking in Australian outback
• SAS soldier who died during a raid on Basra may have been killed by one of his colleagues
• Flamini admits slow start to Milan career after his switch from Arsenal
• Wenger calls for fans' abuse of former Gunner Campbell to be stamped out
• The Mole, Britain's most prolific PoW tunnel digger in World War Two, dies aged 95
• Can I close my Egg account without the web?
• How to get a gorgeous holiday home for free
• How safe is...First Bank of Nigeria?
• Brazilian student faces GBH charge for 'defending home from serial burglar'
• How to get the best broadband deals
• 'This is not just any nude photo, it's art,' says Lily Cole as she strips for Playboy
• ICICI: how to measure its strength
• THAT WAS THE SPORTING WEEK: Felipe Massa left without paying, the Davies revelations stun football and Ashes tickets are priced too high
• How safe is...Landsbanki/ Icesave?
• Scantily-clad sixtysomething Liza Minnelli shocks Italians with raunchy TV performance
• Kaupthing Edge - now owned by ING
• Anglo Irish Bank: how to measure its strength
• Cycling and car goods seller Halfords slow but in right gear
• Hey lewd! It's eyes front for Macca at daughter Stella's cheeky catwalk show
• Sir Ian: How did he survive so long?
• Labour MP Keith Vaz faces sleaze probe into claims he tried to interfere in a court case
• Bank of Ireland: how to measure its strength
• Allied Irish Bank: how to measure its strength
• Wallpaper and fabrics maker Walker shrugs off the crunch
• West Bromwich Building Society: how to measure its strength
• Thank you for entering
• Recipe book that is a complete load of balls
• Principality Building Society: how to measure its strength
• Yorkshire Building Society: How to measure its strength
• Nationwide hikes mortgage rates
• Britannia Building Society: how to measure its strength
• Nationwide: How to measure its strength
• 'I've grabbed life by the throat,' says pregnant Natasha McElhone as she moves on from husband's death
• Number of drug-addicted teens increases by a third in two years, figures show
• No wonder Chelsea's players can find their team-mates, they use GPS
• Hedge funds' comeuppance
• To the manor reborn
• Shares spotlight: Punch & British Airways
• Halfords slows but in right gear
• Unbeaten Cranbrook and Adams claim September team of the month awards
• Judge throws out lawsuit accusing Heidi Klum of stealing idea for her hit show Project Runway
• Beleaguered Ramos calls on fans to 'stick together' as he bids to stop the rot
• Hero father drowns trying to save girl after council remove life-saving equipment to thwart vandals
• Barclays: how to measure its strength
• HBSC: how to measure its strength
• Walker shrugs off the crunch
• Bradford & Bingley: how to measure its strength
• RBS-Natwest: how to measure its strength
• The FTSE is in oversold territory
• Lloyds Banking Group: how to measure its strength
• HBOS: how to measure its strength
• UEFA Cup holders Zenit St Petersburg distance themselves from match-fixing allegations
• Santander-Abbey: How to measure its strength
• Alliance & Leicester: how to measure its strength
• Pressure for rate cut after banks cut lending
• Woman police commander in charge of de Menezes operation was 'outstanding', inquest told
• Watchdog warns firms against hiding accounting nasties during credit crisis
• Sonia Rykiel's American dream in Paris: Fashion and politics meet in a raucous display at 40th anniversary celebrations
• Burnley boss Coyle, Millwall's Jackett and Knill at Bury win manager awards
• Uncovered, the 'lost' beach where the Romans got a toehold on Britain
• Poisonous Mediterranean fish found living in the Thames
• Ireland includes offshoot UK banks in its £315billion deposit guarantee
• Watchdog warns firms not to hide the nasties
• Midas Extra share tips: GSK and IQE
• HBOS shares leap amid Lloyds deal hopes
• Ramos enjoys spot of good fortune as Spurs squeeze through in Poland
• U.N. follows British lead and orders staff in Pakistan to evacuate children amid security fears
• Russian mafia paid Bayern Munich millions to throw UEFA Cup semi-final, judge claims
• Defiant Boris Johnson could look abroad for new Met chief after forcing Sir Ian Blair to quit
• Win a trip to Disneyland Resort Paris!
• Boss George Burley backs new Scotland call-up Chris Iwelumo
• Lenny Henry to make stage acting debut as Othello
• Boy, 11, beats teacher twice his age on TV show Countdown
• Brown faces calls to match Ireland cash guarantee as savers pour money into Irish banks
• Rooney boost for England: United expect striker to be fit for World Cup qualifiers
• Sunderland midfielder Carlos Edwards joins Wolves on loan
• French police smash baggage handler theft ring in biggest sting in airport history
• United defender Evra's 'Mowergate' hearing delayed until next month
• Real-life Vicar of Dibley forced to stop officiating at services after a death threat is left in her Bible
• Monty set to play in Bahrain next month on course he designed
• 'We're not splitting up,' Peter Andre goes on television to dispel the rumours
• Rothschild blames 'lack of ethics' in the City for credit crunch
• Fulham's Bullard will treat West Brom like Manchester United
• Glamorous conwoman who swindled £2m of jewellery and antiques is jailed
• Manual released on how to stop prisons becoming a breeding ground for Muslim extremism
• Four top bankers leaving Lehman after Nomura takeover
• Power smile: Hero Hayden is so happy in Hollywood despite mixed reviews for new series
• Nakamura: We must not give up hope of making last 16 of Champions League
• Briton jailed for 16 years in Spain for strangling Danish friend at campsite
• Win tickets to the Grand Final of the 2008 Super League
• Investors boost HBOS bank merger
• Arm wrestle, anyone? Madonna's muscles look more fearsome than ever as she makes another Kabbalah visit
• Vicar refuses to move parish because free four-bed home that goes with the new post 'is not big enough'
• As Australia prepare to ditch a spinner, Symonds told: You're not coming
• Caught on camera: The moment a man lashes out at a 16-year-old girl over an argument in a McDonald's queue
• Rio's boss still against BHP'S $101billion bid despite turmoil
• Wolves striker Chris Iwelumo in Scotland squad to face Norway
• Brief overview of bank and building society strength
• Penny-pinching Birmingham are left in the shadow of Villa and West Brom
• Slash rates now or face Christmas recession plea to Bank chief as flow of money dries up
• Armstrong refuses to allow retests of 1999 Tour de France urine samples
• Climate change could kill a third of planet's species by the end of the century if we don't act now
• End of the line for Miss Sixty as it plunges into administration
• What a fantastic way to beat the credit crunch... Buy this gold statue of Kate Moss
• Bride sees groom plunge six storeys to his death from honeymoon hotel balcony
• Nationalised Northern Rock withdraws savings deals after rush of new deposits
• Ashley meets eight Toon buyers as Kinnear admits he could be staying on
• Arsenal forward Robin expects more class from Madrid star Sneijder
• Royal palaces accused of 'blatant homophobia' after they refuse to stock gay guide in bookshops
• Raymond Blanc restaurant gets lower hygiene score than local young offenders' institute
• Safety bosses axe road signs - to cut traffic accidents by CONFUSING drivers
• You want noodles with that? Now Anna Friel pushes daisies as a Chinese waitress
• Saints skipper Cunningham signs on for another year
• Sovereign wealth counts cost of big bets
• Tristan has until weekend to secure longer stay at West Ham
• M&S sales slide 6% as shoppers pull in belts
• After Drogba injury, Luiz Felipe Scolari finds out what it feels like to be Spurs
• Dean Saunders appointed new manager of struggling Wrexham
• New boss Kinnear enlists his fantastic four to help rescue Newcastle
• Williams retain Nico Rosberg and Kazuki Nakajima for next season
• Parents of murdered schoolboy Rhys Jones arrive for trial
• Hollywood A-listers join forces for star-studded American election video
• Former Spur Reto Ziegler could be on the move again to Marseille
• Anti-terror computer stolen from open window of MI5 officer's home
• Four top bankers leaving Lehman
• What happens next on the £400bn U.S. bail-out
• '90% chance' of rate cut after manufacturing industry goes into recession
• Britain considers joining EU force to battle pirates off African coast
• My heart goes out to injured Wilkinson: Cipriani's support for crocked Jonny
• Client cut backs spark Wolfson worry
• What credit crunch? Coleen Rooney enlists an assistant to help her carry her bags after shopping spree
• End of the line for Miss Sixty
• Free luxury Tisserand Bitter Orange and Jasmine Body Lotion
• Manchester City manager Mark Hughes eyeing success at home and abroad
• Barca lucky to get out alive, fumes Shakhtar coach Lucescu
• Rock cuts accounts as savers seek safe haven
• Mac-10 sub-machine gun killer jailed for at least 35 years after murdering three men in drug deal bloodbath
• Japanese bank pays £100m for a stake in UK's Aberdeen Asset Management
• Hammers win the first round in their £30m Tevez legal fight
• Did Russian mafia pay Bayern to throw UEFA Cup semi-final against Zenit St Petersburg?
• Japanese pay £100m for stake in Aberdeen
• Now 5.5 MILLION households face choice between heating and eating as energy bills soar
• Rio's boss still against BHP bid
• British couple have entire family using embryo screening
• Forget winning in style - just win- insists Quins coach Richards
• Sophia Loren shows her younger A-list colleagues that she's still the leading lady
• HATCHET MAN: Ramos deluding himself if he thinks a couple of wins will change his reputation
• Cruises set to buck credit crunch
• JK Rowling is world's top-earning author at a cool £3m a week
• I had to leave Spurs: Red Robbie Keane ready for a Liverpool goal rush after getting off the mark against PSV
• Customers abandon Rose's stately ship
• Bentley has history on his side as he looks to restore pride in Tottenham
• 'Depressed' Angelina Jolie emerges for the first time in months... but it's all smiles for gorgeous baby Shiloh
• Wolfson spurs concerns after computer chip buyers cut back orders
• Queues for coins as gold rush starts, again
• HATCHET MAN: City boss Hughes must be barking to suggest Wright-Phillips can play again for England
• Owen set to leave Newcastle after putting contract talks on hold
• Burglary-plagued village buys own security guard after police 'sidelines' it as a low crime area
• Werder's former Chelsea striker Pizarro has his revenge over Mourinho
• Construction firms suffer in work famine
• VIDEO: The posh schools of rock that are YouTube smash hits
• Rothschild: Banks turned a blind eye to sub-prime
• Construction firms suffer in work famine with the industry slipping further into recession
• Goalkeeper Manuel Almunia plays it by the book to make his mark at Arsenal
• Motorist's car written off after it is charged by an escaped bull
• HATCHET MAN: New consortium could mean even more chaos at Newcastle
• New 'Cobra' unit to tackle economic crises
• UK banks in £315bn Irish guarantee
• Footsie catches a Wall Street cold: Yesterday's trading from the London Stock Exchange
• Mystery as South Korea's top actress is found dead at home in 'suicide'
• Frank Lampard calls for others to score after striker Didier Drogba is sidelined
• BBC executive wins 'substantial' payout from GPs who failed to diagnose husband's heart condition
• Celebrity authors start battle to become a Christmas best-seller
• UBS forecasts 'small profit' but jobs still face axe
• Belgian strike hits Eurostar
• Soros slams rescue deal as ill-conceived
• People have been dying of Aids for 100 years, scientists say
• World's fattest man to marry ... but he's not having any wedding cake
• HATCHET MAN: Chelsea have themselves to blame for Drogba's latest injury blow
• Five of the best: Gerrard's most golden goals for Liverpool
• Strictly platonic: Dashing dancer Brendan Cole partners Lisa Snowdon as she tries to stay in her dress
• Supermarkets at war to offer the best deal
• Piece by piece is best for now
• Naked woman who fell to her death from tenth floor 'may have been fleeing arson attack'
• Swiss bank UBS forecasts a 'small profit' but jobs still face axe
• Black Swan Theory
• Fast food fan given £150 fine for parking 13 minutes too long at KFC
• HATCHET MAN: Liverpool's Lucas needs to cut out the excuses
• MS sufferer in High Court battle asks: 'Will my husband go to jail if he helps me to commit suicide?'
• Victory may be start of Cameron’s woes
• Analysis: Leaders must stand united
• Nasa probe to reveal mysteries of hellishly hot Mercury up close
• Hedge funds get their comeuppance as super-rich bankers steer clear of risky investments
• Sarah Palin blunders over talks with British ambassador that never took place
• Arise, Lord Sleaze: Brown resurrects Peter Mandelson ... the disgraced Prince of Darkness
• Red alert: Scarlet fever is breaking out across the shops this winter
• Irish cash in their winning ticket at the Booth and then go and spend it at the Sale
• Cherie Blair shows off her svelte new figure at charity fashion show
• Civil servant charged over porn-site blog which describes kidnap, rape and murder of Girls Aloud
• Scooter thieves strike again as designer knitwear is stolen in latest boutique smash-and-grab raid
• Q&A: Irish savings guarantee
• Pupils are missing out on school trips because of health and safety risks
• Studying hard again: Princess Beatrice goes out for a fourth night in a row to party with Kate Moss
• Pressure grows for an urgent rate cut
• Wasps coach Edwards puzzled as ref rules out Cipriani penalty after touch judges award it
• Stubbed out: 240m fume as India bans smoking in public
• Reina? Cesc? Who would you have for your Premier League England FC?
• Rose relief as M&S is down but not out
• Savers dash for Irish 'safe haven' banks
• Lloyds' £4.5bn toxic trauma
• If you can't get up for a game like this, you can't get up for anything - Bentley
• I'm feeling the pressure, reveals Tigers coach Meyer
• Revamped Nintendo DS to challenge iPhone with built-in camera and web browser
• Hand-in-hand in the surf: Lindsay and Samantha frolic on the beach in Mexico
• Ten defeats in a row but Bristol coach Hill remains optimistic
• Biggest ever house price fall of 12.4%
• Card fraud is worse since chip and pin
• M&S chief Rose in call for interest rate cut as retail giant reveals huge slump in sales
• Penalty king Jackson puts the boot into whipping boys Bristol
• US Senate passes 'sweetened' bail-out
• Hipkiss marks his return from injury with match-winning try for Tigers
• No longer a Darling Bud: Has Catherine Zeta-Jones lost her youthful glow?
• Market report: Thursday close
• Well hello Clarice: Jessica Alba dons a Hannibal Lecter mask as she urges Americans to vote
• What the back pages say - October 2
• Yesterday's trading: In a spin ahead of US vote
• Average house loses £25,000 in a year making property bust of 2008 even worse that the 90s crash
• University probes 'Nazi' initiation ceremony by drunken students
• Lost baggage chaos for thousands after computer glitch hits Heathrow and other European airports
• BA boss savages Tory plans for Heathrow high-speed railway link
• Sneak peek: Lindsay Lohan tries out a new career as a fast-food waitress in Ugly Betty
• Cameron's outrage at OAP constituent's 'degrading' MRSA death