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• 'Teenage Trotsky' is Cabinet's new adviser on radical Islam
• As Icesave sinks, putting more than 200,000 savers' money in peril, we analyse the Icelandic banking invasion
• Avon forced by advertising watchdog to withdraw claims its face cream fades away wrinkles
• ALLISON PEARSON: Pity the loving grandparents cut off by divorce
• Where to go to claim savings compensation if a bank goes bust
• Mosley wants cuts and insists F1 has to be whipped into shape to survive
• National Savings & Investments cuts rates as savers seek safety of its 100 per cent guarantee
• BBC reporter Robert Peston blamed for helping trigger shares fall
• Don't panic, here are ten accounts that will keep your money safe
• Sex, science and the art of seduction: What really makes us attractive to the opposite sex
• Corporate giants hit by credit crunch are squeezing their suppliers out of business
• Single mum Rachel Hylton's stunning transformation as the X Factor finalists get makeovers
• Fab Faddy is destined for Scotland's top five, says Mo Johnston
• British athletics chief Van Commenee picks coach Weir
• It's crunch time for Hammers, but how does your club fare in League of debt?
• Worried about your bank savings? Money Mail takes a detailed look at the UK compensation scheme
• Relieved SFA land £3m Scottish Cup sponsor
• QUENTIN LETTS: Why did this stalwart get the big E? He made barely a boob
• We can work together: Lampard insists his link in midfield with Gerrard will thrive under Fabio
• FA chairman Triesman wants life bans for fans who racially abused Campbell
• Frank Lampard owns up: Blame Stevie G and me for England's failure
• The anguish of being a weekend dad: One part-time father gives his poignant testimony
• MAIL COMMENT: What do WE get for our blank cheque?
• Fraudsters feel the crunch as lenders make it harder to open new lines of credit
• ALEX BRUMMER: The heavy hand of the state is here to stay
• Toothless Tottenham face new crisis as Pavlyuchenko is out for month
• The big four seem stable, but Everton, Villa and others may well be asking where are the fans?
• CHRISTOPHER BROOKER: The financial crisis could be the euro's death knell ... and even end the shambolic EU
• Sergio seeks missing links: Garcia eager for regular stops in Scotland
• Hammers off-load midfielder Quashie to Birmingham in loan deal
• Cured: Sex addict X Files star David Duchovny is released from rehab after two months
• 'St John's Wort plant as effective as Prozac for treating depression', say scientists
• Time bomb set to detonate: Triesman sees perils of clubs' £3billion debt
• Ashley hopes his lucky number will come good as he waits for Toon bids
• How to keep the housing slump from hitting your inheritance
• The 'Big Brother' council who set the dogs on the kennels... sending 12 officials to check on one pet
• I'm the answer to Anfield problems: manager Rafa wants long-term deal
• Kitchen honey better at healing burns than standard NHS treatments, say scientists
• Hammers crunched by crisis: Zola told there's no West Ham cash to spend after Icelandic freeze
• Surgeon 'killed pensioner by using operating technique he read about during army training'
• Cipriani signs bumper adidas deal on the back of one England appearance
• 'Hawk-eye is a must' says referees chief Keith Hackett
• Rescue helicopter may have set off mine that killed Para while he tried to save a comrade's life
• Lily Allen's big Smile as the U.S. finally issues her a visa
• Munster's Heineken Cup magic tempts Meyer to lead Leicester glory bid
• Revamp for controversial 'living wills' law after year of chaos
• England cricketers reassured their Stanford jackpot game will go ahead
• IMF: Risk of global depression is 'nearly nil' - but Britain will still face a major recession next year
• Charles Sale: England bid turns into politics show
• 'Debt-ravaged UK will be one of the biggest casualties in global downturn', IMF predicts
• Oh deer... The stag that got lost in the baffling streets of Milton Keynes
• Chris Waddle: Why Fabio shouldn't pick Theo Walcott this time
• China in the frame - Beijing's pot of cash spells end of 'world' for Crucible
• Snacking on nuts or avocado helps curb appetite with their healthy oils, finds study
• QUENTIN LETTS: 50 people who have ruined Britain - the final roll of shame
• Banks crack down on interest-only mortgage deals
• We'll pay jail governors to cut reoffending, say Tories
• Gallacher pays tribute to France '98 survivor Weir's staying power
• Women's voices get higher in pitch at most fertile point of monthly cycle, say researchers
• Credit firms making an extra £48million on missed payment charges
• Charles is just green with anger
• Me & my money: My Blue Peter badges are handy for traffic wardens
• Whatever happened to fortress Wembley?
• Turner's Earners - The top tips for Wednesday's racing
• Paul Hayward: No role for Owen in Theo's theatre
• Big players immune to credit crunch as autumn sales season gets underway
• Lennon's downfall: Had it not been for one last touching act of love, he might still be alive today
• England boss Smith calls up rejected Wigan pair Calderwood and Higham
• Smokers can qualify for higher annual income in retirement
• 'I'm so lazy, I needed a personal trainer to lose my baby weight', reveals Emma Bunton
• Salvation Army signs £1m record Christmas record deal to stave off fundraising crisis
• This time it's personal: Brown will campaign in Glenrothes to avoid another by-election disaster
• Which service should you turn to for debt advice?
• Bradley Wiggins shocks by choosing Le Tour over track
• Small businesses face collapse as banks ramp up charges
• World stocks still in the red despite global interest rate cuts
• Manufacturing output falls for sixth month in a row
• Podestrians (pedestrians with iPods) trigger rise in traffic accidents by failing to hear cars
• How changes to your monthly credit card repayments could leave you with debt for the rest of your life
• It's Gino connections poised to challenge Arc photo ruling
• Horses to face extensive drug testing ahead of Breeders' Cup
• On this day in sport - October 8
• Former Mr Gay UK 'went at me with a meat cleaver': Ex-lover gives evidence in murder trial
• Liverpool defender Skrtel could be back in action 'by Christmas'
• Second school closes so staff can fly to Spain (this time to learn how to 'celebrate culture')
• Sporting birthdays - October 8
• Labour rebels in fresh bid to bring in a ban on parents smacking their children
• 'Holy grail' jug they valued at just £100 is sold for £3m
• Scudamore reveals Premier League are still pushing for overseas matches
• We found bin Laden in Tora Bora ... but I aborted the mission, says elite Delta Force Commander
• Soldier who saved puppy from life of hardship in Iraq could see her dog executed by U.S. superiors
• High School Musical mania hits Britain as heart-throb Zac meets his fans
• Cook's confidential
• Will the UK pay full Icesave compensation?
• Roy Keane happy to keep things short and sweet at Sunderland
• Can I keep tax-free status of Icesave Isa?
• Spartak delighted with Spurs draw, but Russians regret Pavlyuchenko won't be playing
• Fashion for life
• ASH WEDNESDAY: Arsenal's Spanish Waiter is serving up a real dilemma for Capello - but if Almunia's good enough, he's English enough
• How long before I get Icesave savings?
• Aalborg boss Bruce Rioch will leave the Danes at the end of the year
• 'Forget sex, we’d rather have a cuddle': Is this the key to a happy marriage?
• Racing gear
• £184m windfall hunt on at Standard Life
• We don't need change - Comolli is sure struggling Spurs will turn it around
• Anxious wait for Middlesbrough over defender Robert Huth's ankle injury
• A jury today accused a police force of 'institutionalised complacency' after an officer was convicted over a high-speed training exercise in which a pensioner died.
• Author of best-seller attacking Barack Obama deported from Kenya
• Pompey boss Harry relishing dream tie with seven-time Euro champs
• Sock it to 'em: feets of style
• Talking to old people like children cuts eight years off their lives, says Yale study
• WEB EXCLUSIVE RECIPE: White chocolate cake with dark chocolate topping
• Decisive Gordon Brown takes control with 'mega-poll' day next June
• A fair way to tax ambulance back-pay?
• 'I put on a stone after my break-up... but I'm not bothered,' says Emmerdale's Roxanne Pallett
• Hélène’s war: a secret diary of life in occupied France
• United's Fletcher leading by example: Attitude wins Darren armband
• How can I build a £250,000 pension pot?
• Shopping discount vouchers: How to save money
• Camilla to cut short royal tour of Asia with Prince Charles after complaining it's 'too hot'
• Sunderland great Hurley reckons Roy can lead the Black Cats' Euro charge
• Life's a gamble: The three survivors of a 20-vehicle pile-up who played cards in the wreckage
• WEB EXCLUSIVE RECIPE: Cauliflower cheese and bacon quiche
• Caught on camera: The world's deepest-dwelling fish five miles under the ocean's surface
• Russians insist Spurs striker Roman flies to Moscow for injury verdict
• Belly's back: Just four days after debuting her £15,000 new body Kerry Katona lets it all bulge out
• Bling it on
• Outcast Ghaly looking for swift exit from struggling Spurs
• Pictured: Naked Briton arrested after going for a swim in Tokyo's sacred Imperial Palace moat
• Michael Owen's England snub is good news for Newcastle, says Joe Kinnear
• Crouch: I'm desperate to make the most of my England recall
• EU ministers plan £77,000 guarantee
• Tax on the sale of an inherited house
• Student drank himself to death by downing half-a-litre of vodka in just 20 minutes for a £40 bet
• Q&A: Would rescue plan save banks?
• WEB EXCLUSIVE RECIPE: Cinnamon beef stew
• Miracolo! The plumbing mishap that turned tap water into wine
• Dim-witted thief jailed after breaking into police surveillance car with his name and date of birth tattooed on his neck
• Stanford's hopes of big-money game hit for six by sponsors
• Investing money for my grandchildren
• West Ham lockdown - no more funds for players after Hammers chairman's bank collapses
• Do we need to insure outdoor water pipe?
• Iceland becomes a tourist bargain
• Q&A: Falling car sales
• Why have credit card firms refused me?
• Canadian Grand Prix axed as Abu Dhabi gears up to take its place
• Army sniper died after his patrol stumbled into Afghan minefield and 'under-equipped' UK forces couldn't launch a rescue
• FA chairman Triesman: Football in staggering debt and review is needed to stop it spiralling out of control
• Quintain Estates in talks with Arab investors to sell up to 50% stake in Wembley City project
• Quintain seeks Wembley tie-up
• No surgery for Everton midfielder Leon Osman
• Fully-fit Cipriani insists: Prepare to see the Wasps of old in action
• Villagers fury as travellers win five-year battle to stay on illegal campsite... to avoid disrupting their lives
• Demand slump sees car manufacturer Opel make lay-offs in Germany
• Kremlin set to pump £20billion into Russian banking system
• Police officer faces jail after having sex with a woman he met attending a 999 call
• The Google tool that will stop you sending emails you may later regret
• Yell shells out for debt breather
• Iran forces western aid aircraft to land after it accidentally violates airspace
• Opel layoffs as demand slumps
• England midfielder Lampard in a fix over the Gerrard riddle
• D-day set for Newcastle suitors as owner Ashley waits on bids
• Arsenal striker Eduardo on course to make his comeback before Christmas
• Hoddle: All recent managers to blame for Tottenham crisis
• Output falls for the sixth month in row
• Credit crunch is GOOD for business, says Ryanair who plan to launch transatlantic airline with £10 fares
• Iceland seeking £3.11billion loan from Russia to rescue stricken banks
• Iceland seeks £3bn from Russia for bailout
• Not feeling the squeeze? Jools Holland roars up in his priceless new classic car
• How would I make an Icesave claim?
• 'Two cage combat fighters masterminded £53million Securitas heist before fleeing to Morocco'
• Recession fears prompt chorus of calls for rate cuts from business leaders
• Tesco faces court case after ordering disabled man to use PIN number he can't remember
• Wife escapes jail after the cheating husband she poisoned begs judge to show her mercy
• Ling's high five: Orient boss takes pride at outlasting Mourinho and Jol
• Pictured: The 5in tortoise saved by doctors who removed an egg-sized bladder stone
• Brazilian 'jewel' Costa hit with buy-out clause after reports link him with United
• Hughes to tell Abu Dhabi owners: forget young stars, we need old pros
• Swedish Model, a financial rescue plan
• Bull's semen and flesh-eating fish... We reveal the weird and wacky lengths women will go to to hold back the years
• Police probe one eBay 'scam' every hour as hi-tech crooks prey on unwary internet users
• What now for Icesave savers?
• Hills shows there is life after Cipriani as Whitgift turn on the style
• TV viewers face having to sit through a 50 PER CENT increase in adverts
• Catholic bishop threatens to evict charity if it allows gay couples to adopt children
• New mother J.Lo talks for the first time of 'nervous breakdown' she suffered seven years ago
• Portsmouth star Lassana Diarra forced to pull out of France squad
• Maradona teams up with Chelsea and City target Aguero to belt out pop song
• Burglar foiled after family thumped him with a brolly - and SAT on him until police arrived
• Newspaper and magazine share tips
• The robot suit you can rent to help you walk for £1,260 per month
• HATCHET MAN: One of a kind. You can always count on Pompey boss Redknapp
• McClaren relishes City clash but admits Twente weren't ready for Arsenal
• What's new Pussycat? Tom Jones cosies up to old pal Cerys at the Q Awards
• Liverpool and Chelsea keeping tabs on Olympiakos hot shot Diogo
• Author's spat with the governor of the Bank of England gave us children's classic Wind in the Willows
• Sex addict David Duchovny checks out of rehab and back into the arms of his wife Tea Leoni
• Devoted mother who left her sons 'memory boxes' to help them grow up loses fight against cancer
• 'I confessed to cosmetic surgery so other women don't suffer at the hands of cowboys,' says Toyah Willcox
• Bayern chief Rummenigge tells Jurgen: You're safe - until the end of the season
• Modern lifestyle puts pregnant women at greater risk of heart attack
• Ice climbers cheat death as frozen waterfall collapses next to them during daredevil climb
• A fifth of savers don't think money is safe
• Spurs chairman tells under-fire Ramos: You're safe from the sack ... for now
• Alliance & Leicester fined record £7million over insurance sales
• The dangers of a curry: Quarter of takeaways are laced with dangerous food colouring
• Pompey fans will pinching themselves over facing AC Milan, says Storrie
• Teacher suspended over 'Obama Youth' YouTube video as right-wing author is detained at Kenyan airport
• The Hoosiers: Goodnight Mr Byrite
• Chocolate bread and butter pudding
• Yell secures borrowing with banks but annual interest bill rockets £37m
• Terry misses training and worries over Ashley Cole, Brown and Downing
• Police marksman's stick-man sketch drawn hours after Jean Charles de Menezes shooting
• A&L to pay £7m fine for PPI failings
• Tottenham's biggest mistake was not appointing Ramos, but sacking of Jol
• Easy blueberry tart
• Bentley wants Ramos to do the right thing as he targets England recall
• The 19th century New York castle romantic film star Adrien Brody bought his fairytale princess
• Point the finger at Hank not Bill
• TUI buys 50% of Island Cruises
• The most watched TV shows of all time - and they are all old programmes
• Asteroid hits Earth... Good news: Scientists predicted it. Bad News: Only six hours before it burst into our atmosphere
• Move over, Lewis Hamilton! Meet the 50mph go-kart ace with a £15,000 deal who is only four
• Macho Putin releases 'Let's learn judo with Vladimir' DVD
• Indonesians put on high alert as Mount Soputan volcano erupts in spectacular style
• The Aston Martin V8 Vantage Coupe: Bond car's 'baby' brother...
• Ex-Manchester United player Quinton heads to Brescia to seek his Fortune
• Overseas call centres blasted by customers in satisfaction survey
• The robotic spy plane inspired by an ancient flying reptile
• Warren Buffett's biography reviewed
• Steel miners in China cutting production as demand is squeezed
• Teenager Smith agrees new deal with Aspar Aprilia for 2009
• Revealed: No man's land sketches by 'hero' British WWI artist who crept behind enemy lines to gather intelligence
• NS&I cuts rates after flood of new savers
• Mighty Milan are off to Pompey in the UEFA Cup group stages
• Fielden axed by England as 15 Rhinos named in World Cup squad
• Internet downloads could spell the end of television by 2012
• Dancing With The Stars' Kim Kardashian posts image of herself as a teen to disprove rumours she's had a boob job
• Chip and Pin is dangerous for my gran
• Pictured: The amazing monkey waiters that serve tables in a Japanese restaurant
• Estate agents shame tenants by putting up 'rent dodger lives here' signs outside homes
• What to see... what to buy: Say it with orchids
• Massachusetts plans $750m extra bond sales in test of will to lend states cash
• Profits down but Bhs boss is confident
• Chicken and mushroom pie pots
• HBOS seeks to raise £800m from sale of Australian business BankWest
• Diplomatic storm over Harry Enfield's 'slur on a nation' sketch of Filipina maid chased for sex
• Woodland wonders: Cyclamen will add colour to your autumn garden
• The Government got you into this mess so don't trust them to get you out of it, says rogue trader Nick Leeson
• Off the wall: Nestling by 2,000-year-old Hadrian's Wall is an amazing plot that's less than ancient
• Chris Hoy: After the Gold Rush
• HATCHET MAN: Fabio, you would be barmy to pick second-rate Spaniard Almunia for England
• HBOS seeks £800m from Aussie sale
• Wenger isn't Gunner let Traore go - Pompey boss Redknapp gives up
• Bank of America slices its dividend in half and seeks cash
• United play down fears over securing Tevez on a permanent deal
• 'People think I deserve to die,' says cancer-stricken Jade Goody in revealing interview
• Icelandic holiday costs slashed
• Manchester United line up £18m January swoop for Wigan's Palacios
• Nobel Prize for Physics goes to three scientists for insights into building blocks of matter
• Postman Pat gets 21st century makeover... with a sorting office, stunt bike and helicopter
• Gregan joins the list of allstars for Baa-Baas centenary Wembley clash
• Gareth Barry is better than ever, says Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill
• New Zealand tops quality of life poll
• Behrami loving his family time with the happy Hammers
• HATCHET MAN: Arsenal's quest for new chief exec leads them towards Lions' unlucky Heather
• Supermarket slammed for selling beer for less than bottled water
• It's A Man's World: Heston Blumenthal
• HATCHET MAN: Mega-rich Manchester City need Hughes to go on spending spree
• Central banks pump billions into markets
• Cruise industry weathers credit crunch
• Quins skipper Skinner wants to gatecrash the Stradey Park party
• Google Earth to feature underwater sea life from around Britain
• Bhs boss shrugs off 35 per cent profit slump and is confident despite retail sector gloom
• 'I love you. You're my best friend, Mummy.' Girl's heartbreaking last words before father killed her and her sister
• Why it's bad to mix in crop circles
• Anne Hathaway follows in Posh's towering footsteps with spiky silver heels
• Grim warning over City jobs from Michael Page
• Specs appeal: Madonna borrows little Lourdes' geeky style as tour rolls into NYC
• HATCHET MAN: Rudderless Spurs' director of football role has Hull chief Duffen in hysterics ... but not for long
• Real economy takes fright at banking chaos
• Blatter demands rule change to halt invasion of foreign club owners
• Time to act together on rates
• Cosmic puzzle as astronomers question if Jupiter-sized object that's twice as heavy as lead is truly a planet
• FTSE gains overall but banks take massive hits: Tuesday's closing report from the London Stock Exchange
• Disney cruises set sail for Europe
• Pressure grows for half-point cut in interest rates as '500 jobs a day' are lost
• What's blighting my tomatoes? Why are there no berries on my holly tree? It's question time with Monty Don
• California brings back 'bride' and 'groom' on marriage licences after gender neutral drive fails
• Exploitation of the economic crisis means BNP could win Euro seat, warns Cruddas
• Scots hamstrung by injuries to Miller, Commons and Thomson
• Burkinshaw: Spurs went down under me but it was glory, glory after that
• BCC: UK definitely in a recession
• 300,000 UK savers face claims for Icesave cash
• FA may follow Millwall precedent and charge Spurs over fans' abuse of Sol
• World must act together to support banks
• Cesc Fabregas could leave for Barca if Arsenal finish season empty-handed
• Fixing crisis is too big for one government
• Central banks pump billions into markets to beat freeze
• Pressure for an autumn Bank Holiday mounts
• Barry set for axe as Capello turns to Gerrard and Lampard
• Q&A: Do we need a bank bailout?
• Credit crunch 'to see return of the extended family' as relatives move in together to save money
• Pictured: The 20st sumo girl ... aged just 14
• What a sweetie: Lindsay Lohan stocks up on junk food after romantic lunch with Sam
• Rate-cut calls mount as market havoc reigns
• You liar! McCain raises the stakes as he unleashes attack... but Obama doubles his lead
• Red wine could lower men's lung cancer risk
• Grim warning over City jobs from recruiter Michael Page as confidence withers
• What not to wear... anything from footballer Ronaldo's boutique
• I thought Keegan was going to get the money I didn't, says Big Sam
• BNP's Fortis bailout given the nod
• Comolli set for White Hart Lane exit after 'rows with Ramos'
• A round-up of the newspapers: Tuesday
• Clothes Show ban on skinny male models to fight rise of 'manorexia'
• Gerry Francis set to turn down Newcastle for Stoke after mulling it over
• Fed mediates Wachovia deal
• RBS shares hit after credit rating cut
• I don't want Spurs to go down - Arsenal legend Wright wants funds for Ramos
• Rock repays half of bailout loan
• Bailout 'not enough' for Hypo
• UK firms pay 400% more on power than French
• Pixie Geldof's tattoo tribute to tragic mother Paula Yates
• Average London house price has plunged £40,000 this year
• Man shot three times by racist gunman - for wearing Barack Obama T-shirt
• Romanov's bank quells fears over cash crisis at Hearts
• Millionaire John Bennett rules out talk of Dundee takeover bid
• £10m bonuses as Lehman on the brink
• Retailers feel Icelandic chill
• Nasa spacecraft flies within 125 miles of Mercury to capture photographs of rocks and cliffs never seen before
• Still so in love: Brad and Angelina are the picture of happiness as they visit New Orleans housing project
• Rush to buy art and side-step the global banking meltdown
• Europe in shambles overs bank deposit guarantees
• Jacqui Smith orders national police race inquiry as Met race row rages on
• Zokora tells Spurs fans: We're too good to go down and one win will put things right
• 'Desperate' Spurs have lost their English identity with their big spending
• Analysis: Three steps Darling must take now
• Iceland savings guarantee freezes out UK savers
• At least 12 seriously injured after 'flying about the cabin' of Qantas jet which plunged 8,000ft after hitting turbulence
• Amputations in the street as Thai riot police fire tear gas on protesters in shocking clash
• American financier kills his family and himself after losing fortune in credit crunch
• Brown holds financial crisis talks as bank shares crash on £50bn bail-out leak
• Video: Brooding Britney strips off in sizzling new comeback single
• Gold glistens as panic grips world markets
• Prophet bride book that provoked fire-bomb attack on British publisher printed in the U.S.
• A little grey matter: Nicole Kidman lets her silver roots show at star-studded party
• Market report: Tuesday close
• What the back pages say - October 7
• UK must cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80%, government's climate committee warns
• FBI had Evel Knievel in its sights over 'links with mob beatings'
• Yesterday's trading: Manic Monday for the Footsie
• Jean-Christophe Novelli says 'I'm alive again' as he proudly shows off his week-old son
• Match of the Day: Why Danielle Bux has 'never been happier' since Gary Lineker proposed
• British firms will have to pay 400% more then French rivals for power
• Mourinho: 'I considered managing England after leaving Chelsea'
• The hidden health risks for children of sperm donors
• Keeping a fan on when babies sleep 'could dramatically cut cot death risk'
• Obesity crisis 'will force up council tax' as more overweight children are taken into care
• Obama counts on massive support from 4million new voters
• Cardinal accused of going soft on abortions at celebrity clinic
• Alastair Campbell to return as key election adviser as Labour 'puts the band back together'
• Parents 'aren't convinced' diplomas offer a credible alternative to A-levels and GCSEs
• Oxbridge offers iTunes lectures in a bid to open up universities to people across the world