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• Odds are in favour of a Star return at Down Royal on Saturday
• Geoff Foster's market report: A white knuckle ride for dealers
• Solomon's real mine? 3,000 years on, archaeologists uncover fabled site in desert
• Leading companies join campaign to ditch property tax turning Britain into a bombsite
• Howard French, pioneer of the modern Daily Mail, dies aged 95
• MAIL COMMENT: Why pay these 'stars' to outrage decency?
• War Of Attrition rated 50-50 chance for Charlie Hall raid - weather permitting
• Sheridan will break more than a Gaelic mould if he keeps his place
• International Monetary Fund steps in with bailout for Hungary
• Are those brain-training gadgets really any good? Our experts put them to the test
• James Bond's backroom boys face the axe in desperate Government bid to save money
• The pound plunges 10 per cent in five days and threatens to hit new lows
• EXCLUSIVE: Madonna's world continues to crumble as Kabbalah leaders turn on her over divorce battle
• An apology from the BBC for these two isn't enough, says the former chairman of the Commons' media watchdog
• Grandparents fight back: The organisation that hopes to reunite families torn apart by divorce
• Did a vicar's son give the nod for Ross and Brand's obscene phone calls?
• Jamie Redknapp: How dad will make Spurs stylish again
• England forced to take the slow road to riches in Antigua
• Can this room really make you forget all your worries in just 15 minutes?
• 'Power brands' point to a sparkling future at Reckitt Benckiser
• Revealed: The saliva test that detects early signs of stroke
• The goalkeeper, the coach, and the crash that cost £20,000
• Meet Voluptua, the burlesque dancer and goth at the centre of the BBC radio prank
• The pregnancy blood test which could save lives of 1,000 babies a year by detecting pre-eclampsia
• Skin patch to keep muscles moving while limb is in plaster
• Bank of England is urged to spread safety net beyond commercial banks
• 'I've been cheated on many times but I'm always Strictly faithful' reveals ladies man Brendan Cole
• Threat of a blue Christmas forces Woolworths to review business plan
• I'm out of order - Stanford grovels to KP and Prior after his antics with the WAGs
• Not shifting the weight? Try the slimming plan which matches your diet to your genes
• Be warned Harry: We'll charge you the earth for Defoe and Diarra, say Portsmouth
• For years Gaynor suffered chronic sweaty feet - but Botox ended her misery
• Villa captain Laursen says Carew forgiven for lap-dancing visit
• How a simple cold sore cost me my baby
• Shark blood, pumping iron and soy beans: A round-up of the latest health benefits
• The noisy lifesaver: Why snoring could be good for your heart
• As car sales fall and profits dive, 1,400 jobs face the axe at GKN
• Pictured: The Cave of Crystals discovered 1,000ft below a Mexican desert
• Barton needs your support, Kinnear tells Newcastle fans
• It's a sign of the chimes if Adams is Pompey's new boss
• Grandmother with cancer died after 'Tesco pharmacist gave her lethal dose of wrong drugs'
• An implant the size of a grain of rice helped me beat breast cancer
• ALEX BRUMMER: Bank plays a numbers game
• QUENTIN LETTS: Would life as a librarian not better suit these invisible MPs?
• Chelsea feed England Under 21 defender Mancienne to Wolves on loan
• EXCLUSIVE: No need to hit panic button, says Portsmouth chief Storrie
• Jane Clarke: Bones need a boost in winter
• Ask the doctor: Stinging hands keep my husband awake
• Des Kelly: We all know badge-kissing is the ultimate act of insincerity - so let's stop making an issue out of it
• RICHARD KAY: Lady Jane springs a surprise
• Robinho: I can score 30 goals for Manchester City this season
• Murray arrives in Paris for final Masters event and finds a big American waiting
• Johnson hands England captaincy to tried and trusted Borthwick
• RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Elf 'n' safety stormtroopers raid Teddy Bears' picnic
• Sportsmail's guide to England skipper Steve Borthwick
• Real deal Liverpool are back where they should be, says Carragher
• NHS drug ban hands 'death sentence' to thousands of cancer sufferers
• Fern Britton: I was so depressed I was eating for England to get through the day
• CITY FOCUS: Time at the bar for beer sales
• Neo-Nazis 'planned to assassinate Obama wearing top hats and white tuxedoes'
• On this day - October 28
• Sporting birthdays - October 28
• Calderwood is lined up for England's showdown with Australia
• How a tiny premature baby was kept alive - in bubble wrap
• Hammers won't appeal against Cole red card after striker burst into Song
• Chelsea stand in the way as savaged boss Low seeks talks with Ballack
• Hamilton could help the hardest year of Dennis's life end with a smile
• Sydney sizzles as World Cup kicks off - but let's enjoy the spectacle anyway
• High School Musical stars Zac and Vanessa look more in love than ever during romantic beach walk
• Widow fights step-children for multi-million pound farm
• Kinnear slams his critics and insists Barton could play in vital West Brom clash
• Lenders failing to pass on full interest rate cut to 'shore up their balance sheets'
• Posh shows she can cope with being a soccer mom alone as David plans move to Milan
• Epilepsy drug could reverse early stages of Alzheimer's disease, say scientists
• Prince Harry shows his tender broody side as he meets sick children hours after return from charity bike ride
• Fox causes £1,000 worth of damage after RSPCA advise couple to lock it in their conservatory
• Speaker rules out parliamentary probe into claims Tony Blair misled MPs over 'Ecclestone affair'
• Sex factor: X Factor hopefuls JLS strip off for raunchy photo shoot
• British tourist dies after savage street attack in Switzerland
• 'Repossession angel' buys jobless mother's house at U.S. auction then tells her she can keep living in it
• Bank charges court case may be derailed
• Fergie: New World Player of the Year Ronaldo can score 25 goals this season
• Toffee apple crumble
• Three soldiers jailed for 28 years over plot to sell Army explosives to criminal gangs
• Pork stroganoff
• 'I'm giving my marriage another go,' says Melinda Messenger... six months after splitting from husband
• Honey, lemon and thyme roast chicken
• YOU Reading group for November: Foolish Mortals by Jennifer Johnston
• I am NOT at war with Simon says Dannii as she hits back at claims of bitter X Factor feud
• In a taxi with… Actor and wannabe pilot Raza Jaffrey
• So McEnroe had a point after all. Scientists study 4,000 tennis points and find 80% of umpire 'out' calls are 'in'
• Cancer sufferers launch lawsuit against NHS to claw back top-up fees for life-prolonging drugs
• Too good to be true?: SEARCHING FOR SCHINDLER by Thomas Keneally
• Things you don’t know about. . . Being an A-list party planner
• Public must think we have all gone mad, says judge left powerless to jail burglar who terrorised pregnant mother
• Angry Kinnear blasts Sunderland fans after objects are thrown at Barton
• Birmingham and Reading are looking better for promotion says McCarthy
• Cauliflower and camembert soup
• Slater to face suspension if Australian makes another 'feet-first' challenge
• Harry leaving was a shock but that's football, says Pompey defender Distin
• Book online: Gary Rhodes 365
• Banks: 'We'll help you to cope'
• This Life: Simonetta Wenkert on becoming a first-time restaurateur
• 84 per cent of tennis points are wrong as umpires are tricked by optical illusion, reveals study
• Southgate hoping Blackburn strike will provide kickstart for Alves
• Megson urges Bolton boo-boys not to push the panic button
• Modest Andy Murray admits he's still trailing Nadal, Federer and Djokovic
• How you can grow without a loan
• The remarkable letters by King George III to Prince William IV expected to fetch £20,000
• Your problems answered
• Rangers skipper Barry Ferguson poised for comeback against Caley
• Teenage boy kidnapped in 'revenge for drugs sting'
• Steve Borthwick appointed as new England captain
• Rail passenger gets his arm sucked down on-board toilet trying to save his mobile phone
• We are not out of our depth in the top flight, says West Brom boss Mowbray
• Employer won't honour ex's pension
• Parents 'over-timetable play for children' new research shows
• Wonder goal erases injury nightmare for Aston Villa midfielder Steve Sidwell
• Bob Geldof dons a tam and gown to collect his honorary doctorate in music
• Move over Harry! Ron Weasley finally gets the girl in the new Potter film
• Victory over Hammers shows we can win tough, says Arsenal star Theo
• Hughes confident that Hart can remain City's keeper for many years to come
• Woman sent a duplicate passport... that came with a photograph of an illegal immigrant
• McCarthy blasts out of touch Wolves as in-form Swansea loom at Molineux
• Transfering from a stocks Isa to a cash Isa
• Mother who threw newborn baby from window escapes trial
• Plunging pound makes London the bargain capital for designer clothes
• Government to include plane emissions in climate change law for first time
• Modric the model playmaker on whom Redknapp will work his magic
• Cut above the rest
• Auction plan is last resort
• One for the birds: Wildlife expert Chris Packham shows how he's attracted 68 types of feathered friend to his plot
• Boy, 8, dies after accidentally shooting himself in the head while firing Uzi submachine gun
• City fears as big bank trio come under pressure
• FA will not investigate Rooney's badge-kissing antics at Everton
• In which I realise I’m not jealous any more
• Even Paris Hilton feels the squeeze as credit crunch forces nightclubs to drop appearance fees
• Rates are going down - so why are loans dearer?
• Pitcher Blanton hits home run to help Philadelphia to 3-1 lead in World Series
• Redknapp's arrival gets off to a flyer at the troubled club but tough times still lie ahead
• Nearly 50 and Barbie's still a hot property
• Pressure builds for Bank Rate to be cut by a point
• Top Muslim doctor faces sack for saying 'transsexuals are twisted and society needs protection from gays'
• Shares crash another £30 billion as Brown breaks 'golden rule'
• Shakhtar move quickly to make former Spurs boss Ramos a Donetsk deal
• We moved fast to get a tracker bargain
• Horoscopes with Sally Brompton
• Pictured: The tragic eight-year-old found hanging from his bunk bed by his brother
• Insurers rush to head off a saver exodus
• Warne: Australia will bounce back quickly after heavy India defeat
• Crisis brake on luxury carmakers Daimler and BMW
• EDF in £265million North Sea gas buy
• Royal Opera House set for second home in Manchester
• United winger Ronaldo played through the pain for Portugal at Euro 2008
• Wolfson Microelectronics slashes sales forecasts
• Sacked Lawson backs Malik to become Pakistan's captain
• Older women overtake men of similar age in the job market for the first time
• Wolfson slashes sales forecasts
• Wrap up warm, we don't want you to have a heart attack - Met Office to text cold snap alerts to patients
• Cut rates by 1%, says ex-Bank deputy
• India's Harbhajan major doubt for third Test against Australia with toe injury
• A different mate for every occasion: Which of the 10 tribes of friends are you?
• Taliban bring down U.S. Chinook as two American soldiers are killed by suicide bomber dressed as Afghan policeman
• Girls Aloud's Sarah: 'I'm not too thin... I ate two McDonald's breakfasts this morning'
• The pensioner facing arrest... for painting her house blue
• Jailed: The woman who stabbed her ex-boyfriend in a freak scissor attack after winning the National Lottery
• Nacho Novo should never play for Scotland, says SFA president Peat
• Australia's swimming great Grant Hackett announces his retirement
• Crisis fears over big bank trio
• Anna Friel struts around LA in a bizarre skin-tight leotard
• Plunging pound makes London bargain capital for designer clothes and accessories
• Climate change causes rare swans to stay in 'warm' Siberia instead of returning to UK
• Record rat population blamed on abolition of weekly bin collections
• Niger convicted and fined for failing to protect girl, 12, from being sold into slavery
• Cristiano Ronaldo declares he is 'Manchester United body and soul' as he is named FifPro World Footballer of the Year
• Woolworths lenders call in adviser
• The best English managers who could follow in the footsteps of Spurs boss Harry Redknapp
• Elderly tricked out of more than £350,000
• A round-up of the newspapers: Monday
• Maybe there were signs of Redknapp replacing Ramos at Tottenham...
• Five-year-old girl dies in house blaze which leaves mother and brother, 3, critical
• Britain's Davis Cup clash with Ukraine to be staged in Glasgow
• Jones backs Borthwick to skipper England in Johnson's new regime
• Former MPC man warns of 0% interest rates
• Scabby Amy Winehouse looks painfully ill as she's taken to hospital again
• Mbeki is 'optimistic' on emergency talks on Zimbabwe power-sharing
• Thy will be done for? Australian MPs call for end to daily recital of Lord's Prayer
• Foot injury makes Rhinos winger Lee Smith major doubt for Australia clash
• House prices fall to March 2006 levels
• Nassim Taleb and the secret of the black swan
• Women to reclaim pension 'lost years'
• Katy Perry stirs up knife controversy by posing with a spoon
• Pictured: The ex-Bunny Girl who's spent half a million pounds to turn herself into a real-life Barbie
• Antiguan floodlights provide £10m reasons for England's nerves
• Former England paceman Angus Fraser set for top role with Middlesex
• Scolari plays down loss to Liverpool and claims: It's only three points
• Cancer-stricken Jade Goody breaks down in tears as chemotherapy takes its toll
• Bond is first signing for new Spurs boss Redknapp but Harry still has plans for Pompey parade
• Now Kerry Katona's blasted by her mother-in-law: 'I'd be amazed if she hadn't had drink before TV show'
• Doctors baffled by mystery condition that sees one-year-old suffer from 40 fits a day
• Freed, the laser lout who almost caused a helicopter disaster
• Boxer who killed peacemaker trying to stop argument is jailed for just two-and-a-half years
• Pat Richards raving about Irish spirit after brave defeat by Tonga
• Naomi Watts's looking swell: Mum-to-be looks ready to pop as she shows off her round belly
• Teaching children the value of money
• Hamilton hoping for 'straightforward' race to annul last year's Brazilian blunder
• RBS to champion small firms
• UK tourists look further afield
• General Motors ‘seeking aid for rival tie-up’
• De Menezes marksman accused of 'grossly exaggerating' his evidence and 'never giving him a chance'
• HATCHET MAN: Scolari still has his work cut out controlling Ashley Cole
• North Korean leader has had brain surgery, it is claimed
• Japan pledges to help its banks as shares continue to fall
• Spurs' history makes this Harry's biggest ever test, claims Pleat
• Madcap mechanic set to be next Damien Hirst as his fun cars are recognised by art world
• Alki David's FilmOn goes for £30 million float
• Help Financial Mail fight for small business
• Patience pays off for Arsenal as Van Persie hails 'massive win' at West Ham
• Pregnant woman 'nearly died' waiting an hour for an ambulance after dialing 999 three times
• Chargers backing London as NFL venue after Wembley thriller
• Lehman work 'may take years'
• Charming! Sharon Osbourne unleashes foul-mouthed rant on girls she's teaching 'how to be proper ladies'
• Carol Vorderman loses £800,000 on house
• It's a dog's life! The luxury dog hotel equipped with its own chauffeur service, four-poster bed and soothing music
• Hungary given an IMF lifeline
• Lehman Brothers' work 'may take years', say administrators
• Sacked Juande Ramos had no idea the axe was about to fall at Spurs
• Brave Travis Barker ventures out for the first time since surviving fatal plane crash
• Now workers see value of pensions drop by a THIRD as £157bn is wiped off value of funds
• Hungary is given an IMF lifeline in the wake of £10billion Ukraine loan
• SPA REPORT: Royal Palm Hotel, Mauritius
• BHP puts faith in Oz oil and gas
• MICKEY CLARK'S MARKET REPORT: GKN down by 20 per cent as car slump goes global
• Struggling Persimmon takes new hit of £600m
• Galliani remains upbeat about Beckham arrival at AC Milan
• Petr Cech determined to tame the Tigers after Chelsea's first defeat
• Police spend £35,000 on a new force logo - but it looks just like their old one
• HATCHET MAN: Harry's arrival doesn't mean Spurs are safe from drop..remember Saints
• The tree house holiday home for people going up in the world
• BHP Billiton puts faith in Australian oil and gas
• Portsmouth won't rush into replacing Redknapp as Adams admits interest
• Gold and oil prices fall as dollar gains
• Scientists discover 'transsexual gene' that makes men feel like women
• BBC show Spooks prepares to screen REAL waterboarding torture scenes
• Drunken burglars stole police equipment after stumbling upon unlocked station
• Prudence dumped by the new Flash Gordon
• Harry rules out Adams and Sol but admits Defoe and Crouch are targets
• Pensions hit by a third in shares slump
• HATCHET MAN: When it comes to moaning about refs, Fergie is the 'habitual criminal'
• GKN dives as it axes staff and profits fall
• WAG Abbey Clancy gets a raunchy makeover by the Pussycat Dolls
• Planet fashion: Designer Ann Louise Roswald on why LA's top of the shops
• Skipper King delighted Englishman Harry's in charge at Spurs
• UK jobs under threat as car and air giant GKN announces 1,400 staff cuts globally
• Gold and oil prices on slide as dollar gains further strength
• Wicked snippets: Celebrity hairdresser Lisa Shepherd gives her verdict on Madonna's locks
• GKN dives as it axes staff and profits fall
• Breakthrough gives infertile cancer sufferers hope of motherhood
• HATCHET MAN: Why does Flav think he can tell the boss who to sign? Would he change the engine oil on one of his F1 cars?
• United duo joined by two Liverpool stars and JT in FIFPro team of the year
• Footsie plunges by another 5 per cent as Far East is routed
• Lady in the lake: Swimsuit-clad Renee Zellweger gets a lift from gentle giant Forest Whitaker
• Massive search for British jet ski ace missing at sea in Bali
• Lost in time: Sophisticated watches that will last a lifetime
• There's nothing I can do to save jobs, admits Brown, as he backs debt spree to beat recession
• Sorry... it was a joke, says Prescott as he apologises for saying he didn't like Cherie Blair
• FTSE plunges by 5% as Far East is routed
• Pictured: The tattooed Leopard Man of Skye trades his island lair for a comfy retirement home
• Smithfield office block may be scrapped in cash crisis
• The 'quiet' train carriages that will block mobile phone signals
• Savvy shoppers can bag a bargain with the help of these shopping guides
• Three NHS trusts to be sued by cancer sufferers who have had to pay for their own life-saving drugs
• Mexican police snare the drugs kingpin with a $5m bounty on his head after three-hour gun battle
• Leading state school's legal fight over 'refusing places to the poor'
• Struggling Persimmon takes new hit of £600million
• Is this debauched Hallowe'en party really suitable for a young royal, Beatrice?
• Foxy Knoxy's DNA 'found on Meredith Kercher's bloody bra' claim her ex-boyfriend's lawyers
• Sensational at 75: Joan Collins shows Hollywood youngsters how it's done
• Equitable policy-holders waiting for rescue news
• Worse for wear Danielle Lloyd overdoes the tanning - and the drinks on an Essex night out
• Bankrupt Ukraine gets £10.6bn bailout from IMF as struggling Hungary get in line for handout
• What the back pages say: Sherwood to Spurs as Redknapp masterminds Bolton win and Benitez booms out title challenge
• My big fat Mexican wedding: Half-tonne man gets married... after being taken to the church in a custom-made truck
• Tories Dragons' Den-style plan for jobless
• Sarah Palin ditches $150,000 wardrobe for a pair of blue jeans after uproar over expensive clothes
• Argos credit card with rate of 227% is 'wicked'
• Corrie couple Tina O'Brien and Ryan Thomas welcome a baby girl
• ANOTHER Black Monday: FTSE plunges to five year low as the pound plummets towards $1.50 watershed
• House prices 'will tumble £40,000 by end of 2009'
• Two students killed in U.S. university campus shooting
• Brown's £100bn bid to save economy
• Attackers gouge Afghan farmer's eyes out in front of screaming family
• Controversial benefits reforms 'will lead to fewer poor children receiving child maintenance'
• Market report: Monday close
• Missing sailors found in the North Sea after tense 24-hour search
• Brown's ambitious plans for a 'National Day' to celebrate Britishness are ditched by Government
• Rebecca Loos back on the loose with mystery new boyfriend
• Number of women giving birth in jail doubles under Labour
• Widow, 71, died after doctors ignored penicillin warning
• Police to get mobile fingerprint scanners amid plans to hold random identity checks
• Well, the kit was great but what a pity about the quality of cricket
• Ross says 'I fear I'm finished'. In the meantime 'juvenile and thoughtless' star gets £16k a day for doing nothing
• Celtic's McCourt says he just wants to be taken seriously
• As soon as 9pm hits, the TV swearing starts in earnest
• Health and safety axe on 800-year-old right to collect firewood
• Mischief reigns calm among the storms as Rangers ease to away day win
• Celtic 4 Hibs 2: Bhoys bounce back from Euro nightmare with Hibs victory
• Six months for bigamist businessman who showed wife Gambian wedding DVD
• MAIL COMMENT: Sometimes Darling, even economists can be right...
• House prices 'will tumble £40,000 by the end of 2009'
• Novo would give Scotland his all - if striker bothers to get a passport that is
• Himmler's knife expected to go for hundreds of pounds at auction
• 'My job is more straightforward than Hamilton's' - Massa starts mind games
• All Black show will be all go with returning Joe
• Britain may need 0% interest rate to avoid a depression, warns economist
• Israel heads for early election after peace talks break down
• Saracens 33 Northampton 19: Hartley risks leaving England short
• MELANIE PHILLIPS: Gloating cruelty, foul vulgarity and a shameful BBC
• Birmingham hope to sign Mamam when midfielder nets new passport
• BA's Iberia merger hit by pension row
• EXCLUSIVE: Madonna and Guy fight over household staff to testify in bitter court battle
• Defeating the Taliban could take decades, admits John Hutton
• The eye disease drug that gives you longer lashes
• Ospreys 37 Worcester 22: Ospreys are given spark by Henson’s electric try