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• Paulson tells U.S. banks not to stash taxpayer cash injection
• Australian man is fined £350 for riding a HORSE while drunk
• Trinny bounces back with a confident smile and daughter by her side after painful split from husband
• Owusu-Abeyie wants to stay at Birmingham for good
• Barclays moves forward with fundraising scheme with £1billion investment from Qatar
• You don't need glasses to see that Strictly star Cherie is a clear favourite. But maybe she does...
• FA send warning to Kinnear over swearing rants
• FA red-faced as Capello and Ferdinand back the Bernabeu for England friendly
• I'll repay Zola with loads of goals for West Ham, vows new Hammer Tristan
• Whitbread defiant in the face of recession, looks to create 4,000 jobs
• Pearce roars again: Proud boss into European Finals after hand from Vokes
• At last... Rio Ferdinand comes clean about the WAGs culture that let down England
• Question time for Alistair Darling, Mervyn King, and Hector Sants over use of taxpayers' money
• Manchester United give trial to Serbia's 17-year-old 'Little Kaka'
• It's all white on the night as new mum Christina Aguilera blazes back into the spotlight
• Rovers joy as ambitious Ince snaps up Arsenal youngster Banton
• MAX HASTINGS: The picture that tells us how much they love to Lord it
• A sticky wicket as insurance companies risk being the next victims of the credit crunch
• Ministers pump emergency £100m into training programmes in bid to ward off rising unemployment
• Moyes doubles his money with new five-year deal at Goodison
• Olympic village gets £95m bailout to make sure building is kept on track as credit crunch worsens
• Iwelumo: I feared being thrown to the Wolves after THAT miss
• England style is just Fab as Capello has set the team a new agenda
• After Monday's buying spree, Wall Street has second thoughts
• Royal Bank of Scotland could stave off Government control as shares start to rise
• Guide to World Cup qualifiers...
• Atletico's ban is a nightmare for Liverpool fans as UEFA finally gets tough on racism
• Do you need a payment protection insurance policy?
• No-one likely to be charged over Cumbria rail crash after two track workers are cleared
• Military aide accused of betraying Britain by spying for Iran had 'delusions of grandeur'
• STEPHEN GLOVER: The lie that lays bare the rank corruption of the Blair years
• Now police are ordered to pay convicts for giving advice on fighting crime
• You can hail our heroes: Olympians and Paralympians to parade in London
• Papa don't bleach: Madonna forgets to wax her top lip
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Scotland's debt of loyalty to the Union
• Craig's call to arms: Bellamy will wear his heart under his sleeve for Wales
• After the crash, what now for investors, homeowners, pensions and pensioners?
• At last... Ferdinand comes clean about the WAGs culture that let down England
• Charles Sale: Mega-rich Desmond decides to settle bet debt
• 'Hospital deceived me on the death of my beauty queen wife'
• Bird: It will be sad when England and West Indies can challenge umpires
• Sherlock Holmes and the curious case of the garden fairies
• Armstrong racing in Giro d'Italia to ensure his place on the Tour de France
• Why Mickey Mouse's vote for the Democrats could rebound on Obama's chances of becoming U.S. president
• Small shareholders will suffer the most from bank nationalisations
• 'Rubbish' Ronnie reaches last 16 and is named player of the year
• How 2012 has given an Iraq casualty hope for the future
• The history lesson of the lost laptop
• Bridge is a reserve of strength, says confident Capello
• Loyalty to Newcastle has cost Jonny dear, says Dallaglio
• QUENTIN LETTS: Listening to Ed Balls is like having to translate a chunk of the Aeneid
• On this day - October 15
• Northern men have dirtiest hands in Britain, study finds
• 'Dear Fern, you look fantastic, but...' Anne Diamond warns of the trials of a gastric band op
• M&S joins battle to heat the home by offering customers gas and electricity contracts
• ALLISON PEARSON: My A to Z of thrift... (Or why every Lidl helps!)
• Sporting birthdays - October 15
• Families to be overcharged £230 on energy bills as power firms 'profiteer from plummeting oil prices'
• Murray a credit: Such a pity so few are there when it comes to the crunch
• Savers will be hit hard when banks and building societies pass on the rate cuts
• Ian Thorpe's former coach joins British Swimming and predicts 2012 success
• Paul Hayward: Rooney finds his home from home
• Since we're bailing out the banks, here's our list of demands: What we want from our banks
• Tories demand answers over Lord Mandy's links with super-rich Russian oligarch
• How does your bank rate? Bank ratings explained
• VIDEO: Beyonce gets 'Bootylicious' in TWO racy new singles as she dances in a leotard then pulls on a uniform
• Turner's earners - All the top racing tips for Wednesday, October 15
• 'What about my Icesave money?' We answer your questions
• Ambitious Best brothers are hoping for some gee force this weekend
• Family's dream move to U.S. destroyed after they lose £300,000 life savings in Icelandic banking collapse
• Don't forget to phone home, Lily: The model-turned-student bears an uncanny resemblance to ET
• Salmond's crusade for an independent Scotland 'dealt fatal blow by economic crisis'
• Builder saves lives of twins by plucking them from garden pond and giving them kiss of life
• In loving memory: City workers put up flower-decked tribute to wrecked economy
• Mozart-playing toddler becomes youngest ever recording artist
• Goodison boss Moyes finally commits and pens new five-year deal at Everton
• Shoplifting hits record high with 6,000 offences committed each week
• UK faces major terror plot, warns minister - just hours after Government ditches 42-day detention plan
• The novice novelist who booked himself a chapter in history by winning the Man Booker
• Lewis Hamilton's Pussycat Doll sets pulses racing as she steps out in a skin-tight PVC dress
• Babies develop an ear for classical music at just 5 months of age
• Town halls blame 'bad City advice' for Iceland investments costing each council taxpayer £60
• GP pay rises could be pegged below inflation rate after contract bump up
• Sweet heat: Blast your tastebuds with the latest chocolate flavour - red hot chilli
• Teenage girl admits kissing Emmerdale star Ben Freeman before 'rape'
• House and home: THE ENGLISH HOUSE by Clive Aslet
• ASH WEDNESDAY: The ways of the Wally are long gone as Don Fabio kicks steak, chips, lager and England's 4-4-2 formation into touch
• Heart And Soul
• Man City manager Mark Hughes raves over Robinho's impact at Eastlands
• 'Flash Gordon? I'm just plain Gordon' says Brown as Europe praises PM's banks bail-out
• Father who murdered two-year-old son before failing to kill himself is jailed for life
• Coventry Building Society: how to measure its strength
• Town hall bosses scrap 'cash cow' speed cameras
• Sleek rustic kitchen
• Women's pensions: 'Dramatic shift' needed
• Spurs' confidence was knocked by Middlesbrough defeat, admits Bale
• CSKA Moscow striker Vagner is back on Spurs boss Juande Ramos' radar
• Ormerod reaches Boundary as he joins Oldham from Preston on loan
• The Other
• Strictly confidential
• Leeds Building Society: how to measure its strength
• Gordon Gekko set to take on credit crisis in Wall Street sequel
• Bleary-eyed Kirsten Dunst parties hard in Hollywood... just months after leaving rehab
• Capello makes it personal - Bridge set to play as England go for maximum return in Minsk
• I'm renewing my wedding vows, says Mel B as she thanks mum for persuading her to marry 'her best friend Stephen'
• United defender Gary Neville stirs up the rivalry with Liverpool
• All Our Worldly Goods
• Mourinho keen on England return to make Liverpool special again
• Apple unveils new laptop that ditches mouse for iPhone-inspired touchpad
• One soldier and his dog lead homecoming parade as Irish Guards march through their home town
• Brazil starlet Costa's mum warns off United and Real Madrid for now
• One Fifth Avenue
• Murray back in the groove as Bolelli's luck runs out in Madrid
• Breast cancer is part of our everyday life: Five women talk about their battle
• 'De Menezes' decision to get off bus may have cost him his life'
• Shock senior England call-ups for U21s Wheater, Hart and Agbonlahor
• Black police officer 'wore traditional African robe to work in protest over dress code'
• 'King of Viagra' doctor jailed for part in multi-million pound fake medicine racket
• Hull City to cash in and make deal permanent for full back Kamil Zayette
• 'Terror doctors bought cars for planned bombing campaign from police officer', court hears
• Surfing the web 'sharpens brain more than reading a book'
• JAMES MARTIN: Is the BMW X6 a racy sports car or hulking 4x4? Don't ask, just enjoy
• Ten things you didn't know about Belarus
• Property abroad: Vintage Britain in Hungary
• Akbank: how to measure its strength
• A mother's story: ‘We dealt with our baby’s death in very different ways’
• Top 10 boo-boys: Cole far from alone in earning the ire of England fans
• Pregnant Louise Redknapp goes for the comfy option as she does some last-minute shopping
• Forget the election - America debates whether Joe Biden has had Botox in bid to gain votes
• England boss Capello at loggerheads with FA over Madrid boycott
• Health notes
• Teenage girl 'gang raped and covered in burning caustic soda'
• I'm only human and get taken out of context laments reversing Hamilton
• Buy-to-let gurus sell after doing the maths
• Young couple killed by company director driving luxury car 'like a bullet' at more than 100mph
• '$200 oil' pundit lowers sights... to $75
• Green scene: Say farewell with an eco-friendly funeral
• Arsenal boss Wenger chasing Sochaux's Turkish striker Erding
• Scent of a woman: Meet Guerlain's first ever female 'nose'
• Atletico Madrid sanctions are applauded as Liverpool's travel plans are thrown into chaos
• Crisis 2008: Banks riding the storm
• Video recipe: Seared tuna on herby Puy lentils with garlic-pickled girolle mushrooms and thyme crème fraiche
• The Libor stays high despite base-rate cut
• Confessions of a Brady Bunch girl: 'I took cocaine and dated my TV brother'
• After dining in New York and now LA, are Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer officially back together?
• Iceland exchange opens but crashes 76%
• Moores: Stanford $20m clash is not about the money but about England
• Newspaper and magazine share tips
• Pictured: Fisherman hooked after shark he caught fights back
• Are you feeling lucky, Pink?
• Labour's school test fiasco: After 12 years, ministers FINALLY do a U-turn and tear up SATs exams
• I've not been my best at Bolton, admits record signing Elmander
• Steven Pienaar vows to get Everton out of trouble with overdue goals
• United's ex-Spurs striker Berbatov accused of being a lazy Bulgar
• Water to be jetted 50 storeys high as Dubai unveils plans for world's tallest fountain
• Markets see-saw as US unveils bank rescue
• The seedy side of the Blair machine: TONY’S TEN YEARS by Adam Boulton
• Police probe 'offensive' photo of Madonna in art gallery window
• House prices 'to fall 10% before market turns'
• Call centre staff irritate customers because they are trained to be over-familiar, study finds
• Boyd will be missed, says Scot blunder boy Iwelumo after Kris walks out
• Pensioner freed from mental hospital 'killed his wife over revelation that she wasn't a virgin when they married'
• Pound surges as UK is seen in lead
• Libor stays high despite base-rate cut
• Pictured: The ambulance that crashed while responding to a 999 call
• Supergran, 68, gives handbag thieves a real run for their money
• Modern retro kitchen
• Dubai-based investors deny Hammers interest and confirm Charlton move
• Northern Rock chiefs to escape court action
• Mickey Clark's market report: Income funds start to dump Lloyds and HBOS
• Brown lauded for handling downturn
• Bits and pieces: What on earth has ageing pop star Dave Clark done to his rapidly-decaying face?
• Frail Leslie Ash fights the 'constant pain' to go to her local shop
• ‘$200 oil’ pundit lowers his sights after crude crashes 40%
• Motherwell cut prices: £15 for Old Firm games, £10 the rest
• Mrs Titley's chocolate and coffee éclairs
• Poached pears with bitter chocolate mousse
• INTERIORS SPECIAL: Create the perfect kitchen and bathroom
• Iced berries with hot white chocolate sauce
• 24-hour drinking laws turn market towns into wild west, police say
• Spurs face battle to keep Modric as Juventus line up £18m move
• Residents survey charred wreckage of their homes after wildfires that have torn through California abate
• Want my opinion? Well, just blog off
• Hammers and England centre half Upson is a '£5m target for Tottenham'
• Trifle
• Street lights on major roads to be turned off at midnight to save money despite safety fears
• Coronation Street bosses to launch Newton & Ridley beer and Underworld underwear
• Desserts to keep the family sweet
• Half of GP surgeries now open longer to meet Government target three months early
• Doctors 'bending the rules to defy NHS ban on patients buying drugs privately'
• Amsterdam ArenA confirmed as the venue for Scotland's clash with Holland
• Treasury could face huge hit as inflation rise pushes up pension payments
• Lecturer caught naked in bed with schoolgirl walks free from court
• Arsenal hot-shot Walcott reveals his childhood dream was to be 100m star
• House prices 'to fall another 10% before market bottoms out,' expert predicts
• BIS and its role in the credit crisis
• The IMF and its role in the credit crisis
• Two women fall to their deaths in horror para-sailing accident during Mexico holiday
• Barcelona pull Argentina superstar Lionel Messi out of Scotland friendly
• London home slump ‘will go on next year’: Knight Frank
• Ham and leek cannelloni
• Pictured: Naughty Kate Middleton driving while talking on her mobile phone
• Bank of England role in the credit crisis
• HATCHET MAN: Santa's presence at Blackburn might not last much longer
• Fear of 2012 Olympic failure could drive gold medal hero DeGale into pro ranks
• Retail tycoon Ashley making serious progress in selling Newcastle
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Lemon and meringue puddings
• HATCHET MAN: Know your limits, Wes Brown
• Carry on cooking: Chef made kebabs as body of dead colleague lay on sofa
• Snorting snuff is enjoying a renaissance as credit crunch victims see their money go up in smoke
• Cellar incest father Josef Fritzl declared SANE as he faces the full force of the law
• The Treasury role in the credit crisis
• Murdered teen Hannah Foster 'made desperate silent 999 mobile call as she was abducted - but was cut off'
• Rick Stein vows to continue using endangered fish in his restaurants
• HATCHET MAN: Patient Arteta gives £15m man Fellaini long leash at Everton
• Banana tarte tatin
• £1,000 reward to catch poisoner who kills cats with anti-freeze
• Make-up masterclass
• 'The X Factor gave me my curves back and even saved our marriage,' reveals Cheryl Cole
• Innocent man locked up for THREE days and hauled before court in case of mistaken identity
• HATCHET MAN: Spurs' Roman seems perfectly equipped for political career
• Has 'Yo Blair' been replaced? Bumbling Berlusconi becomes Bush's new BFF
• Cheer up, it's nearly Christmas: The village which has already put up its decorations
• Demand for Cathay Pacific flights goes into a dive
• The winter of content: The ultimate garden tools
• Bank fatcats who presided over Northern Rock collapse will NOT face court action
• Noel Gallagher claims: 'Dannii Minogue wouldn't know talent if it kicked her in the a***!'
• HATCHET MAN: It's all in the mind as Chelsea's imagination runs away with them
• Ronaldo: I've been forgiven by United fans for dreaming of summer exit
• The new silhouette
• Fulham boss Roy keen for more starlets to go to Belgians Beerschot
• Mother of Rhys Jones breaks down in tears as she describes how she heard her beloved boy had been shot
• Talks fail over machinists strike at Boeing, putting launch at risk
• Chocolate and beetroot cake
• Economic crisis gives SSL-owned Durex sales a lift
• Defoe: England confident but not complacent of beating Belarus
• Carling Cup could switch to summer with Community Shield getting chop
• Zaki warms to life at Wigan after being left out in the cold in Russia
• Should I stop investing for my son?
• Real money was made in this crisis, but not on TV
• Reid to lose out but Ireland boss Trapattoni plays down talk of a rift
• Don't fancy buying gold? You could always invest in some Nazi memorabilia...
• Sales growth hiccup for SABMiller but pricey lagers fizz
• Middlesbrough chasing Standard Liege's Belgian international Witsel
• Primary school in lock-down after 4ft 'puma' is spotted
• Broadcaster John Simpson: 'The BBC is in its last stages... and I expect to be sacked soon'
• Have we wasted money on PPI?
• Bryan Ferry puts on brave face as he visits son Otis in prison for the first time
• Britain faces black widow spider invasion as hordes of alien bugs now thrive in our warmer climate
• Bargains at Whitbread are still attracting customers
• Black water rafting: You don't get this at Alton Towers
• Cole must show there's more to him than 'Cashley', says PR guru Clifford
• 'Unbearable Lightness of Being' author Kundera accused of informing on Western spy
• Lisa Marie Presley names her twin daughters Finley and Harper
• Mickey Clark's market report: BP boss cheers the City with promise to deliver
• Robinho: I have been pleasantly surprised by Manchester wasteland
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Old-fashioned, amazingly delicious lasagne
• Do we pay for solicitor's £5,000 mistake?
• A round-up of the newspapers: Tuesday
• Peek-a-boob: Kate Moss steps out in a see-through dress
• Filming of John Travolta movie on Paris housing estate halted after rioting youths threaten crew and torch their cars
• Bush copies PM's rescue package with $250bn stake
• JJB Sports sell-off to ensure struggling chain's survival
• It ain't half snuggly, Mum! The ground-breaking pictures of animals capturing life in the womb
• Damon Hill: Lewis Hamilton will win world title - if he keeps his head
• No way to hide a holiday romance
• UEFA apologises to Liverpool fans for Atletico switch as governing body finally gets tough with racists
• Keegan to sue Newcastle for £9m in contract war: Club is facing a costly battle as Toon icon claims unfair dismissal
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Smoked haddock cullen skink
• Video: Ringo Starr's bizarre rant at fans to stop sending him fanmail and things to sign
• Gabriel Agbonlahor can shoot down Wales, says England Under-21 boss Stuart Pearce
• Candy Bros at war with Icelandic bank
• HBOS superbank deal puts Lloyds on a limb
• Cruise ship to head to Dubai
• Pension drawdown - take action now
• Go Kerry, go! Ms Katona takes her new £15,000 chassis for a spin around the Costa del Sol
• On the spot fines 'storing up problems for the future' by failing to bring criminals before the courts, warn magistrates
• Hammers hope for £4m boost with new mystery shirt sponsorship deal
• JJB Sports sell-off to ensure survival
• ‘The worst month in decades’ follows Bellway dive to £35m
• Bargains galore as stores slash prices by 70% to woo customers
• Mother drives 12 hours to abandon her son, 13, at hospital under new 'safe haven' law
• I've come for my boy: Now Andy Farrell wants to play alongside his son Owen
• Booker Prize judge criticises 'highbrow' male literary panels
• Crunch values lift leisure group Whitbread
• 'Me? A leading man? Are you having a laugh?' Ricky Gervais takes on Hollywood
• 70% price slash to woo shoppers
• Candy brothers at war with troubled Icelandic bank
• Sports presenter Jeff Stelling tipped to become new host of Countdown
• Midfielder Steven Gerrard warns England team-mates to expect dirty tricks from Belarus
• We won't let it slip against Belarus, vows Liverpool's Gerrard
• London Underground accused of 'institutional racism' as white worker wins discrimination case against black colleague
• McLaren target di Resta as the new Hamilton - but not just yet
• Liverpool superstar Torres denied dream return to Atletico as UEFA insist on neutral venue
• Spurs striker Roman kowtows to Kremlin with election to Putin's party
• Iceland row puts credit rating agencies in the firing line
• Reds boss Benitez tops Juve wishlist as pressure mounts on Ranieri
• Conman who tried to steal from BBC's Rageh Omaar gets £5,500 council sick pay - while he's in JAIL
• Smith: England are ready to bring the World Cup home from Australia
• 'Wendy Richard saved my life,' says EastEnders' Laila Morse as she reveals cancer battle
• Sales hiccup for Peroni brewer SABMiller
• Any old Irons! West Ham 'talking' to Dubai royals over possible takeover
• Plenty of pain - but finally we may gain
• 'Worst month for decades' at £35m Bellway
• Agents sell less than one home per week
• Unsteady HBOS could face nationalisation
• It's not just the bankers facing flak
• Italian mobsters plot to blow up author whose exposé of their murky world has been turned into a blockbuster film
• 'I did walk out on Peter once and we didn't speak for days,' admits Katie Price amid rumours of marriage strife
• Wiki turns down Super League offers and quits the sport
• BT rolls out £1.5bn super-fast broadband with trial for 15,000 homes and businesses
• Why a dog is an obese child's best friend
• Star of Cadbury's Flake poster adverts dies of cancer aged 52
• Rate-setter Sentance warns of a downturn
• Inflation hits 16-year high at 5.2%
• Paisley first, Madison Square Garden next for hopeful Limond
• The moment motorcyclist lost his leg in crash with hit-run van driver
• Gay cannibal chef: Cooking boyfriend's flesh 'was like preparing a piece of meat from work'
• Iceland row puts agencies in firing line
• Preference Shares - a fixed rate of interest paying share
• Former manager Gullit hopes Newcastle mess is sorted soon
• Sir Philip Green to tighten grip on High Street
• September inflation boost for pensions
• Alarm as Australia's beach girls paint phone numbers on their skin to attract boys
• 'Barbie doll' girls only want to be WAGs or win the X Factor, complains Culture Minister
• Bank crisis: The reckoning that lies ahead
• Tottenham star Corluka's cure for his misery: Leaving White Hart Lane
• Credit card cash paying mortgage bills
• I want to play alongside Robinho at City, reveals Blackburn's Santa Cruz
• Did City advisers cash in on Iceland collapse?
• Now that's what you call killer heels... Madonna courts controversy in gun-toting stilettos
• Tax rises and public spending cuts to fund bailout
• 'Hippie' apes like to make war as well as love, reveals new study of human-like bonobos
• It must be love: Usmanov rules out selling stake in Arsenal
• Nobel winner: How Gordon saved the world
• Is a Co-op-Britannia merger on the cards?
• McCain fails to grab his big chance to catch Obama as anti-war protesters scuffle with police during final TV debate
• Death row inmate who claimed he was too fat to be executed is put to death
• Interest rates set to plunge to 2% in desperate bid to kickstart crippled economy
• Madonna's double take as Lindsay Lohan copies HER curly hairstyle at HER film premiere
• Mortgage lenders won't bring rates down
• Premier League players pelted by fans after Senegal bow out of World Cup
• Newcastle star Mark Viduka now almost pain free as he avoids surgery
• Lindsay Lohan covers up her fake tan disaster with garish ripped leggings
• Wall St sees biggest share rally since 1939
• First-time buyers face toughest time in 30 years to get a mortgage
• Gallagher tells Ince: I want to leave Blackburn in January
• What the back pages say - October 14
• Surfs up! Serena Williams catches some waves in a pair of ill-fitting bikini bottoms
• Board tell Yeung: You're not rich enough to buy Birmingham City
• Shinawtra gets the boot as new City owners clear the board
• Four Khmer Rouge killers jailed for 'cold-blooded' murder of British mine clearer
• Liverpool can rule at home and in Europe, insists hit-man Torres
• Market report: Tuesday close
• Yesterday's trading: Nations united to stop the rot
• Five top bankers head for the exit
• Should HBOS-Lloyds deal be reconsidered?
• Pictured: The skip that's a garden, skatepark...and a swimming pool
• Fat Pig: Kelly Brook has a pencil waist and rabbit-thigh legs, but she is not a great interpreter of a role
• Battle of the bimbos: 'I've no idea how Jordan became famous,' says Pamela Anderson
• Twiggy fears the 'middle aged' spread as she admits: I only eat one pudding a month to beat the bulge
• After £37bn rescue, £17bn in bonuses revealed
• The day the health and safety police went on the hunt for charity mascot Pudsey Bear
• Icelandic stock market plunges a massive 76% as the rest of the world enjoys huge gains
• Taking inspiration from Churchill, we should create a global regulator, says Brown
• 'It hurts being labelled the ugly duckling,' admits Girls Aloud's Nicola Roberts
• Shame on you, Kris: Burley insists Scotland is the only thing that matters
• Speed up payments to small suppliers, the big four supermarkets are told