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• The sweet life of 'Mr and Mrs Mandelson' (and Bobbie the dog)
• Thousands of British travellers trapped after French fishermen block ferries
• ALEX BRUMMER: Economics of the Irish madhouse
• RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Malignant, malevolent, mendacious - this creep is a cancer on British life
• Free: The headmaster's killer we cannot deport in case we breach his right to a 'family life'
• Graham Poll: The Official line - Judge Styles over a season, not one game
• AMANDA PLATELL: A very PC* police chief - *and by that I mean politically craven
• Team credit crunch: 'War cabinet' of ministers and industry bosses formed to advise Brown
• Bailout passes but doesn't stop Dow falling more than 150 points
• Strictly normal: A revealing glimpse of the dancing celebrities as they relax backstage
• Celtic our last team standing, but Brown believes European downturn is merely a blip
• Rangers boss Smith tells Euro critics not to knock robust SPL
• PETER OBORNE: The day Gordon Brown was forced to throw himself on the mercy of the Blairites
• Charvis breathes new fire into the Dragons as Newcastle are beaten
• Belgian bank Fortis' retail banking and insurance divisions nationalised in Holland
• Bhoys boss Strachan rubbishes heavy criticism of Aussie striker McDonald
• Drugs, death and despair: How death of TV presenter Mark Speight's fiancee sparked a spiral of tragedy
• Celtic boss Strachan lashes ‘short-sighted’ doom-mongers
• Ibrox fans will see the best of Kyle Lafferty once he is up and running
• 'I was just standing up for decency - yet my whole life could be destroyed' says the boss who paraded 'thieving' worker
• Turner's Earners - All the top racing tips for Saturday 4th October
• QUENTIN LETTS: Final score at Missouri: Palin the Dingbat... 1, Biden the bore... 0
• Geoff Foster's Market Report: Nerves frayed on Wall Street
• Sunderland boss Roy keen on bringing old rival Vieira to the Stadium of Light
• Moyes poised to pen new Everton deal - but it could cost him £250,000
• Saucy underwear and a French kiss: Lewis Hamilton romances Pussycat Nicole in Paris
• Fergie regrets calling Ince a 'Big Time Charlie' as duo prepare for clash
• Sunderland saviour the mighty Quinn is a real man of the people
• Bribe claims point to South America
• Emotionally tormented and painfully insecure - the unknown Lennon
• Laid bare: How we became powerless to stop the huge growth in lap-dancing clubs
• Brown paves the way for small firms to use European Investment Bank cash
• War hero Anthony still in the frame at 85, while Brier claims narrow lead
• Emotionally tormented and painfully insecure - the unknown Lennon
• A 52-expletive rant, now Joe Kinnear is just criminal as he names Barton as his leader
• Sacha Baron Cohen storms the runway AGAIN as he takes on Paris fashion week
• British Airways views battered SAS amid warnings of revenue slump
• Religious Blues boss Scolari prayed for Drogba divine intervention
• Absolutely minted! Robert Hardman escapes the credit crunch to explore the Royal Mint
• Redknapp is blooming as Rose shows how it’s done in the Dunhill Links
• Is your prawn cocktail toxic? Read this any you may never want to eat one again
• Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development wants EU to get a toxic dump of its own
• TV? I only do it for Richard, says Judy after revealing husband's ambition stopped her quitting
• Pompey aggrieved at Spurs' failure to offer abused Campbell an apology
• Sportsmail's guide to all the team news for Sunday's EDF Energy Cup action
• The REAL truth about all the stars I've never met
• Pavey to switch attention to marathons as she looks ahead to 2012 Olympics
• O'Sullivan sees off Williams to reach semi-finals in Shanghai
• Oh boy! Here comes Farrell MkII as teen prepares for rugby debut
• Blanchflower leads calls for heavy rate cuts as Britain heads for deep recession
• Don't mess with crazy Joe Kinnear: Former players back Newcastle boss
• Blues beware, Dai's got the 7-year itch as Cardiff coach prepares for Sale trip
• Hughes: City won't be overawed by in-form Liverpool
• Britain's former heavyweight champion Herbie Hide set to end four-year exile
• Wells Fargo trumps Citigroup in a surprise move for Wachovia
• Reds midfielder Alonso insists he is fully settled after pre-season upheaval
• Beer tycoon Mallya pumps in his millions to swell the QPR coffers
• ALEX BRUMMER: Emergency measures for turbulent times
• Anderson looking to land farewell trophy for Saints in Leeds showdown
• Injury-ravaged Chelsea should not be underestimated, insists boss Scolari
• Mike Bassett or Joe Kinnear ... what's the difference?
• Bank of England move to take poor collateral gives boost to finance shares
• Goals come at a gallop for Wolves hitman Sylvan Ebanks-Blake
• Fry-up for the boss, but Brown sauce for players after win at Arsenal
• Glamour free girl: Jordan goes without make-up and is barely recognisable on shopping trip
• Cracking up: Our hard-boiled volunteer tries Charles Saatchi's egg-only diet
• Zarkava’s No 1 test: Red hot favourite can't afford slow start in the Arc
• Investment Extra: Merger of weaklings must work
• To Hull and back: Management is fine by me, but I'm not ready yet
• Sporting birthdays - October 4
• Over 30? Then I've got some bad news - youth is reclaiming fashion
• Relief as Congress finally backs America's $700bn bail-out four days after shooting it down
• On this day - October 4
• Sneak peek: Harry, Ron and Hermione reunited in the darkest Harry Potter yet
• Stoke City manager Tony Pulis praises old boss Harry Redknapp
• Am I doomed to be one of those sad old ladies who lives alone with her cats?
• DNA from Meredith Kercher found on the blade of knife in suspect's home, says expert
• Holocaust denier David Irving compares British justice to Nazi Germany in court outburst
• Asda to cut fuel prices again by dropping cost of unleaded to 105.9p a litre
• McCain pulls staff out of key state of Michigan after polls show huge lead for Obama
• Portsmouth v STOKE: Potters wait on Delap
• Scolari turns to God to help solve injury crisis: Religious Phil says his prayers for Chelsea star Drogba were answered
• X-rated ranter Kinnear finds an ally in Bolton manager Megson
• CHELSEA v Aston Villa: Blues quartet face late fitness tests
• Autonomy software group has forecast profits of $44.5million thanks to rising litigation against banks and insurance companies
• British Airways warning over profits causes shares to fall to a five-year low
• Hull boss Brown hoping King can skip Jamaica as he eyes clash with Spurs
• Barman jailed for skimming credit cards at top restaurant favoured by celebrities
• West Ham v BOLTON: Taylor and Gardner pushing for starts
• Crisis? What injury crisis? Scolari remains bullish over Chelsea's title hopes
• 'Ello Ma': Poor Dot gets a shock as Nasty Nick returns to EastEnders
• False report of Apple chief Steve Jobs 'suffering heart attack' sparks drop in share price
• Thug who killed shopkeeper in 40p row over orange is sentenced to life in prison
• Pictured: The amazing bendy TV screen that folds up to fit in your pocket
• Win 100 copies of the Bond photo book
• POMPEY PICTURE SPECIAL: Crouch, Defoe and Big Sol frolic in Atlantic after UEFA Cup win
• Centurion Crouch is no history man but he aims to double his ton at Pompey
• Do we need special insurance for our dog?
• Welcome to Richard & Judy's Weekend book club
• MIDDLESBROUGH v Wigan: Cattermole could miss return to his hometown club
• Kaupthing Edge begins to crack
• Killer who tried to copy Jack the Ripper is jailed for life for mudering two young mothers
• Warners Brothers UK Managing Director quits for a 'fresh challenge'
• Money can't buy everything: Liverpool boss Benitez in stark warning to City
• WEST HAM v Bolton: Hammers set to be unchanged for Upton Park clash
• Sister act: Zizi Strallen follows theatre sensations Summer and Scarlett to the West End
• Teenagers who punched and kicked a man to death after he refused to stop smoking jailed
• Water bills blow for South-East
• BA reveals dramatic 5% drop in passenger numbers in just one month as economic squeeze tightens
• BA profit warning sends shares to 5yr low
• Ince is a fighter - Ferguson backs former United star to succeed
• London and South-East to bear the brunt of inflation-busting rises in water bills
• Humiliation for Bank of England boss over £280bn lifeline to prevent crash
• Judge says gran, 101, must move after family lose fight to stop her care home closing
• Ferguson delight as Fletcher and Scholes pen new United deals
• Judge lets heroin addict burglar with 145 offences walk free from court with 'one last big chance'
• EVERTON v Newcastle: Cahill banned, Neville and Saha injured
• Defender Agger is not for sale, Liverpool warn Real Madrid
• Christians forced to hide in the woods as new wave of Hindu violence sweeps eastern India
• Sotheby's predicts Russian Malevich masterpiece to fetch a record-smashing £33million
• Patient Hodgson unconcerned by Fulham's winless away form
• CHELSEA v Aston Villa: Drogba, Deco, Carvalho and Essien to miss out against Villans
• Men jailed for life after ambushing father and shooting him dead
• Taliban commander rejects talks with Afghanistan's 'puppet' government
• Father 'killed himself and two-year-old son in dinghy tragedy to spare toddler torture of divorce'
• Bank of England extends funding lifeline by making £40bn extra available to banks
• Kenya accuses West of political meddling in row over botched presidential poll
• Remaining X Factor contestants move in with the judges for the (luxury) home stretch
• What to feed a panda when he's feeling poorly: Chicken soup
• Wells Fargo scuppers Citigroup bid in surprise all-share takeover of Wachovia
• Millionaire housewife threw herself in front of train because she feared going deaf
• Army bans Christmas presents to war zones because the mail 'clogs up the system'
• Spurs v HULL: Injured King doubtful for White Hart Lane clash
• Bank of England extends funding lifeline
• Hurricane Ike leaves mammoth tooth in scientist's backyard
• Downsize and save money on fuel bills
• Skype apologises for millions of secret text recordings in kowtow to Chinese government
• Portsmouth to make official complaint over Spurs fans' vile abuse of Campbell
• Chelsea v ASTON VILLA: Carew and Agbonlahor passed fit
• Wells Fargo in surprise Wachovia coup
• Ince looks forward to touchline battle of wits with mentor Ferguson
• LISTEN HERE: Newcastle boss Kinnear's crazy swearing session was special even by his charming standards
• Jail for irate mother who poured boiling water over jilted daughter's boyfriend
• Stockland hit by UK crash
• Dressing the nation: Get your very own slice of Trinny and Susannah style delivered direct to your door
• On form?: TO LOVE, HONOUR AND BETRAY by Kathy Lette
• Pictured: Final moments of armed robber before he is shot dead by police marksmen
• Major blow for Rhinos as Webb ruled out of Grand Final
• Man City boss Hughes turns mystic, 'sensing' serious title tilt from Liverpool
• Move to reassure UK savers as compensation limit is raised to £50,000
• Travel Pictures of the week
• Lorry driver banned for watching Battlestar Galactica as he drove along motorway
• Buy-to-let hotel firm GuestInvest crashes
• Blackburn v MAN UTD: Rooney to miss Ewood Park clash
• HATCHET MAN: Balanced, insightful and fair - it's Sir Alex Ferguson on Premier League referees ... nearly
• Sven is loving the 'nice' life - as well as the ladies - in his new Mexican habitat
• 'You're half lesbian?' Eamonn Holmes makes embarrassing TV gaffe as Salma Hayek explains her LEBANESE background
• Indulge yourself with LykiaWorld
• Pictured: The incredible Siamese twin fish conjoined at the stomach
• SPURS v Hull: Pavyluchenko and Corluka back for Tigers test
• Rating Rankin without Rebus: DOORS OPEN by Ian Rankin
• UN attacks Supernanny as it accuses Britain of 'demonising' its children
• Richards and Geraghty have the energy for EDF Cup battle
• HATCHET MAN: Bolton's Gartside continuing Tevez money-grabbing shame
• Hughes delighted as Samba stars Elano and Robinho combine to shine
• The pain and passion of Antonio: TV chef Carluccio reveals the suffering that haunts his life
• HATCHET MAN: Careful Rafa! Liverpool are good, but not that good
• Worsley captains Wasps as McGeechan makes 14 changes
• Arsenal legend Keown believes Gallas is to blame for Gunners' frailties
• Zola is fashioning his West Ham side in the style of Scala
• Three months and 18,200 pieces later, Britain's most patient man finishes the Everest of jigsaws
• Strettle foot injury mars another good win for Harlequins
• HATCHET MAN: Kinnear's foul-mouth rant proves he's behind the times at Newcastle
• It's a long way from Paris Fashion Week for Fag-ash Lily Allen as she heads to Argos in a frumpy tracksuit
• Spilling the secrets of war: MASTERS & COMMANDERS by Andrew Roberts
• Homeowner prosecuted after staging protest at binmen who refused to take his recycling bin
• HATCHET MAN: Look at the big picture, Moyes: You must shoulder the blame for Everton's failures
• James Corden: The day my father went to war
• Stop him 'at all costs': Police chief's warning to armed police tailing de Menezes
• Can I still get a good mortgage deal?
• The lady with the lamp - and an iron will: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE by Mark Bostridge
• Slump could see more BMW cuts
• Schoolchildren to be lured away from dreams of 'X Factor' celebrity by meeting people with 'real jobs'
• Child refugees as young as three found abandoned at UK airports, startling figures reveal
• Blast from the past: Police force brings back traditional bobby's whistle to control students
• Euro exit for Everton but manager Moyes has no plans to walk away
• All savers' deposits secured up to £50,000
• Skydiver kills himself and spectator after crash-landing on crowd at football international
• Move over old man: Farrell junior set to make his professional debut at just 17
• Sex, lies and Brideshead: Evelyn Waugh's grandson revisits the real life story behind the movie
• The new comedy club - Tottenham take over from Toon for email pranksters
• 'Gunners gaffers' can rival United's old boys club, says Wenger
• Water firms' proposed price increases to be probed by industry watchdogs
• 'I can't give you the morning-after pill - it's against my religion', Asian pharmacist tells woman
• Court hears chilling details of how British landmine expert was taken into the Cambodian jungle and executed
• West Brom v FULHAM: Hodgson looks to welcome Zamora in from the cold
• Australia's Angel natural gas platform has begun production
• 'I'm really happy with Samantha... and I want to adopt a child', says Lindsay Lohan
• Angel gas platform in production
• Madonna and baseball star A-Rod are spotted having a cosy dinner together
• Mourinho's Brazilian transfer target is wrongly reported to have been killed
• Why so glum, Danny? Rugby ace looks puffy-eyed and unhappy despite spending the night with Kelly Brook
• Her Pinkness on how to behave: Barbara Cartland's ETIQUETTE HANDBOOK
• Newcastle boss Kinnear vows to follow the Wenger way to success
• Slump could see more cuts at German car manufacturer BMW
• Manchester City v LIVERPOOL: Mascherano back for Benitez
• Man pleads guilty to M40 Hell's Angels murder as six other bikers face trial
• Jennifer Love Hewitt shows off her toned new figure after weight loss blitz
• Death toll in Second World War Dresden bombing was 25,000, commission finds
• SUNDERLAND v Arsenal: Miller joins Black Cats injury list
• The claws are out on the Masai Mara as the wildlife dramas of Big Cat Live return
• £2.76bn equity payback as nervous homeowners stop borrowing on their mortgages
• Icy storm to hit our High Street
• Our fast food giants under pressure to calorie label as they do in America
• BLACKBURN v Man Utd: Ince to make do without Robinson and Grella
• Liverpool on a roll but Keane is wary of tripping up at unlucky Eastlands
• Two brothers remanded in custody accused of murdering 'have a go' banker
• Britain on flood alert as our soggy summer quickly turns to winter
• Pick up a bargain at property auctions
• Judge refuses to block Troopergate investigation into Palin's 'abuse of power'
• The Insider: Working out with Take That
• PORTSMOUTH v Stoke: Diarra banned, Diop and Utaka doubtful
• Ronnie Wood arrives for four-hour £50m divorce talks with lawyer in remarkably cheery mood
• West Ham striker Sears reaping the benefits of striking practice with Zola
• Ireland's two biggest banks have been accused of trying to steal business from UK competitors
• $700billion rescue in the balance as House of Representatives prepare to vote on package to prevent financial meltdown
• Hackers reveal serious flaw in biometric passports after cloning one for Elvis Presley
• Hot-shot Fabiano fits the bill as Chelsea boss seeks to boost firepower
• British hooked on bizarre travel gifts
• Sitting pretty, but for how much longer? The barrow-load of orphaned baby orang-utans
• Father who murdered son and disabled daughter before botched suicide bid is jailed for life
• McGrath tells Tykes: I'd love to captain Yorkshire a second time
• Don't blame the bankers, blame Bill
• OJ lawyer tells jury: 'My client is stupid and frustrated but he is not a criminal'
• New mum Minnie Driver shows off her slimline figure just weeks after giving birth
• Hooked on Merlin: Jaci Stephen on why she can't get enough of the new BBC blockbuster
• Goldman Sachs chiefs will keep 90% of shares in deal with Berkshire Hathaway
• How Peter Mandelson became the ultimate 'comeback kid' of British politics
• John Lewis suffer as shoppers cut back
• L'Wren Scott leaves little to the imagination in a daring see-through top at YSL catwalk show
• Fraizer Campbell not planning a warm welcome for his former friends at Hull
• You still love Sol, that's why you abuse him: Wenger digs deep into fans' minds
• Cola explodes sperm, dog fleas jump higher than cat fleas: The fun discoveries that won this year's tongue-in-cheek 'Ig Nobel' prizes
• Ryanair plan New York flights
• 2000 UBS jobs to be axed by end of year
• Hodgson dismisses talk of a new deal for Bullard despite England call-up
• Bank of America hands ex-Merrill Lynch chief John Thain a top role
• Hundreds of pupils to get blood tests after TB outbreak at school
• Boy, 7, feeds zoo animals to crocodile and bludgeons others to death in 30-minute rampage
• Goldman chiefs must keep 90% of their shares
• The Lipsy couple Next up for £3.5m
• Falling oil brightens the economic outlook
• Pictured: The terrifying moment a surfer rides a wave... with a killer shark
• Out again: Party princess Bea hits town with Eugenie while glum mum Fergie dines with boyfriend just down the road
• Swedes probe BAE jet sales
• Nokia 'iPod killer' with free music downloads
• I don't want to be liked...just to get a little respect, says Doctor Who star John Barrowman
• Jail for 'Catch Me If You Can' conman who made thousands posing as lawyer, businessman and Jewish nobleman
• Bad news fuels rate cut calls
• Wet summer weather leaves Blacks Leisure with loss of almost £7million
• 'I can't magic up a man' says Merlin star Michelle Ryan
• Educating George: Simon Cowell pays £2,000 a week for private tutor for teen sensation Sampson
• Rare scaly cricket found safe after being tempted out of lair with... Cornish pasty
• Businessmen plan to convert US Embassy site into the most expensive flats in the world
• Drogba boost for Chelsea as injured striker will not need surgery but Scolari has plenty of other worries
• MAN CITY v Liverpool: Hughes hopes for a quick Dunne deal
• Market close from the London Stock Exchange: Bank of England efforts boost FTSE
• Irish banks 'poaching' UK business
• Lemon French toast with poached plums
• Summer washout leaves Blacks blue
• Russell Crowe shows off his mighty paunch after gaining more than FOUR STONE on cheeseburger diet
• Banana tarte tatin
• Somali pirates holding arms ship 'will fight back' against commando rescue attempts
• The Spice Girls are dead. Long live motherhood and cheese and onion crisps, says Emma Bunton
• Vanilla cheesecake with a raspberry topping
• There's no need to panic - King vows to help Ramos end Tottenham crisis ahead of tough Tiger test
• BoA hands ex-Merrill chief top role
• The latest bizarre fashion accessory... 'tear' jewellery which hangs from your eyeball
• Everton v NEWCASTLE: Kinnear boosted by timely return of trio
• Bad food day for the M&S shareholders
• Wall Street banker swapped finance to become a monk in a remote Bulgarian village
• Jamie Oliver cooks up a storm by portraying town as 'full of down-and-out dumbos'
• Pictured: Glass-topped bus that could replace London's iconic Routemaster
• Celtic's Robson awarded his first Scotland goal as McFadden misses out
• Knighted rail boss who stayed home during New Year train crisis is to step down
• More firms can't pay up
• Million more plunged into fuel poverty
• Sunderland v ARSENAL: Song returns for Gunners after injury
• New car sales slump is worse than expected after diving by a fifth in a year
• Wenger wants to see Rosicky back in the side before Christmas
• Wigan v MIDDLESBROUGH: Injured Taylor and Huth doutbful for Southgate
• Baltic Dry Index
• Thai green curry
• LISTEN HERE! Newcastle boss Kinnear shoots from the lip with shocking 52-swear-word rant in debut press conference
• Investors support Lloyds offer
• Our economic future is bleak, says IMF
• WEST BROM v Fulham: Injured Kim ruled out for Baggies
• Spurs deny they are looking to 'replace Juande Ramos with £20m Hughes'
• Father punches Rottweiler as it tears apart his son's head
• Troubled Swiss bank UBS axes 2,000 more jobs in major reorganisation
• One third of OAPs stuck with a mortgage
• Workers who take long-term sick leave 'will die younger'
• Bad food day for the M&S shareholders
• Diarra should have seen red, insist Portuguese as Pompey edge through
• Nokia launches mobile with unlimited music to challenge Apple
• Tax breaks bring hope of success for bail-out
• Ramos sees Bayern's Van Buyten as partner for overworked Woodgate
• She's electric! Static gives Elizabeth Hurley a shock as her underwear is exposed
• Stressed people 'are more likely to be superstitious'
• Why rates should come down next week
• Spurs skipper King: We simply got the job done - there was no euphoria
• Obama is aloof and insensitive: UK ambassador's verdict on the man who might be the next U.S. president
• Victoria Beckham and new best friend Gwen Stefani take their boys on a Hollywood play date
• Bad hair day? Britney Spears hides her lank locks under a shawl
• RBS' haunting legacy of ABN deal
• John Lewis hit by the credit crunch with another sharp dive in sales
• Recession pressure on Bank to slash the rate
• Market report: Friday close
• What the back pages say - October 3
• Golfer Justin Rose expecting first baby with his glamorous WAG Kate
• Yesterday's trading: FTSE catches Wall St cold
• Gaffe-prone Palin survives big vice-presidential debate with a smile and a wink
• Pretty in pink: Suri Cruise dresses up for a family day out with Tom and Katie
• Gardeners beware: Why packets of seeds sold on the web can be a dead loss
• The jacket to die for: TK Maxx takes hooded coat with concealed 2.5 inch blade off its shelves
• That Botox claim is a complete fabrication, insists Sharon Stone as she laughs off custody defeat
• Crouch has last word as Pompey leave it late against Guimaraes
• Battle of the Bridesheads: As Brideshead is revisited on the big screen, how do the new stars compare to the popular TV version?
• Macca vs Heather: Sir Paul has the last (angry) word on new album with thinly-veiled lyrics
• How my ex-husband Rod Liddle gave his floozy the white wedding I was denied - and had my children lie about it
• Marvellous Marlon grabs his chance as Villa pass the Litex test