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• Special forces heroes: MICHAEL ASHCROFT examines what makes one soldier a hero and another a coward
• Why it's time to forget the pushchair and sling your baby to sleep
• TANYA GOLD: In defence of our fatties... Let them eat cake!
• My boyfriend's blue movies make me so insecure
• REVEALED: The haunting life story behind one of pop's most famous songs... Eleanor Rigby
• Tax changes signal time to cash in obsolete investment bonds
• Kingston is committed to Hearts, insists boss Lazslo
• Love Street has place in Celtic folklore but Strachan refuses to be sentimental
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: Prepare for siege as chaos stretches into 2010
• Swansea 2 Birmingham 3: sub Phillips is electric in McLeish power play
• The recycled rubbish being kept in storage because no one will buy it
• Britain's most fearsome bird of prey - the sea eagle - poised to return
• Pay up, High Court tells asbestos case insurers
• England fly-half Cipriani turns to Jonny Wilkinson's kicking guru
• So is Baby P's mother wicked, stupid or simply unhinged?
• St Mirren man Mason on a revenge mission against Celtic's Nakamura
• A £10,000 portrait of me? What a good idea says Sir Ian Blair
• The Prince of Darkness - and what price an early election?
• Geoff Foster's market report: The big bears mangle prices
• MAIL COMMENT: Elections? We have more pressing matters
• Severin sets a record straight as Aberdeen travel to Ibrox
• Angry Liverpool boss Benitez insists FA owe him an apology over Gerrard affair
• Darling plans £15bn lifeline in tax-cutting 'spectacular'
• Former Bank of England deputy Rachel Lomax gets boardroom role at HSBC
• Cruel stepfather hugged Baby P during his first birthday party to hide the infant's bruises
• EXCLUSIVE: United in £8m swoop for Serbian midfielder Tosic
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: The case for big tax rebates
• The words you thought you'd never hear from Sir Alex: 'I'm sorry'
• Rangers boss Smith insists no date set for McCoist's bloodless coup at Ibrox
• BBC bid to launch local news websites is rejected by Ofcom
• Trouble in the jungle as Timmy Mallett's 'silly laugh' upsets his I'm A Celebrity campmates
• Celtic boss Strachan has no problem with his under fire keeper Boruc
• Rangers' Beasley has a desire to win on the World stage
• South Africa coach De Villiers lets his game do the talking
• I did it Dai's way! Seducer of the Valleys admits his years of partying are finally killing him. But given the chance, he'd do it all again...
• TOM RAWSTORNE: The credit crunch has made recycling pointless
• Premier League warns players not to gamble with celebrations
• Zola, O'Neill and Hodgson: They're all talking a good game
• Tottenham target Wolves goalkeeper Hennessey to replace Gomes
• Final insult: Now public faces paying millions to provide Baby P's mother with a new identity
• Elmbridge, where the living is easy (and it rains less, too)
• 'Do not make Gallas captain,' Wenger was warned by Chelsea insider
• Strictly whodunnit! Who REALLY drove John Sergeant out?
• West Brom coach Appleton in line for Huddersfield Town job
• Little Dorrit star Pam Ferris on her 15 year rift with Catherine Zeta-Jones
• Get smart or you will pay: Johnson's call to cut out stupid penalties
• Wigan boss Bruce still waiting to sign Honduran star Thomas
• 'Martina will win I'm A Celebrity...' says her controversial ex lover who was on the other end of the tennis star's savage 'divorce'
• HBOS cancels £300,000 gala meant to 'celebrate the success of the year'
• EXCLUSIVE: QPR owner branded 'a dictator and a nasty piece of work'
• Esther Rantzen gets an eyeful of Brian Paddick as they shower naked in the jungle
• The future of Woolworths in the balance as main lenders row over rescue
• Having turkey at Christmas? The cost of a bird this year could gobble up your savings...
• Matt Dawson: Keep on the right side of the law against Springboks, lads
• Why can't Aston Villa beat Manchester United in the league or cup?
• Let it be: Vatican forgives Beatles for Lennon's 'more popular than Jesus' claim
• New Star reshuffles in attempt to stop the rot, boots out Whittaker
• Anger as snouts-in-trough MPs still refuse to publish expenses
• Fabio's high idea won't wow WAGs
• Hatton fighting to keep windfall dream alive with victory over Malignaggi
• Australia accuse Marshall of running scared ahead of World Cup final
• Bank of England seeks to bolster lending to struggling firms
• Armitstead crash hits Britain's chances in Melbourne
• Turner's Earners - All the best bets for Sunday, November 23
• I was off the chart at Spurs: Robbo's rehabilitated and ready for old pals
• Paul Hayward: Sorry Arsene - Gallas was right
• Teacher at prestigious prep school faces probe after her former job with BNP is exposed
• John who? Strictly celebs put Dancing Pig controversy behind them as they rehearse without Sergeant
• Scoop6 preview: Who wants to become a millionaire?
• Garcia’s mark is swept away as 14-year-old Hak survives the cut
• Aston Villa midfielder Petrov predicts turbulence for United's Vidic
• Daddy, I hated you! TV's smoothest star Michael Aspel reveals his loathing for his own father
• Citigroup chiefs scrabble for a rescue plan as shares are on the verge of collapse
• The toughest and the roughest - they were our women at war
• Scu's three: The eight-time champion's best three bets of the day
• ROBERT HARDMAN: What kind of lunatic goes down a 1,000ft wall of raging water in a canoe - let alone on a bicycle?
• O'Gara's honesty heartens Kidney as Ireland face crucial clash with Argentina
• Interim Newcastle boss Kinnear invites Shearer to make St James' Park return
• Fern Britton pushes herself even harder... with a cycle ride across Cuba
• To Hull and back: The naked truth about goalkeepers - or just the Norm?
• Shop insurers signal High St collapses
• England dig in their heels over Test schedule
• One for each sex: 'Transgender' individuals to get two ID cards
• DEBORAH ROSS: The chubbiest tragedy the world has ever known
• Don’t fear the men in black: Gatland prepares Wales for New Zealand clash
• Graham Poll: We should highlight when refs get it right
• Fed up with playing safe? Indulge in a little H&M
• Anton Ferdinand insists he won't have mixed loyalties as he prepares to face boyhood heroes West Ham
• 'They eat rubbish': Keane blasts off-field habits of Irish and Scottish players
• Playboy conman is order to pay back £26m or face a further ten years in jail
• Gas and electricity direct debit rip-off
• UK car production falls 25% as Honda cuts output by 21,000 at Swindon plant
• Two dead and thousands without power as violent storms savage Australia
• Australia set for more world domination - with or without 'Bash Benji' strategy
• Jailed: Drunk businesswoman, 47, who killed young couple after losing control of £50k Jag at 113mph
• Scolari urges Chelsea to hand Michael Ballack 12-month contract extension
• Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington: 'Girls don't think it's cool to be sporty'
• Christmas rowan berry jelly
• Hyenas? They're no laughing matter as National Geographic follows the lives of two cubs
• Revealed: Star Wars-style 'light sabre' to destroy cancer cells
• PICTURE SPECIAL: I'm on the road to recovery, says Hume after surgery on fractured skull
• Gingerbread house
• How can a bridging loan help me?
• Paul Sculthorpe: Improving England lies in less foreigners and cutting games
• Can I claim a tax rebate?
• British politician jokes 'UK could put golliwog back on jam jars now Obama's been elected'
• Orange, cranberry and walnut biscuits
• Plucky otter braves the North Sea to reach the Farne Islands
• 111mph driver who killed young couple jailed for nine years
• Star struck: Meteor blazes across the sky in police video
• Peppermint creams dipped in chocolate
• Sunderland v WEST HAM: Zola to decide on Tristan after late fitness test
• Brave soldier who climbed off his stretcher to fight the Taliban... after a bullet shattered his pelvis
• Beleaguered New Star removes its ace
• Cook your Christmas presents!
• Celtic chairman Reid defiant despite Rangers chief's 'Famine Song' blast
• Ouch! The painful moment a footballer felt the force of a bizarre throw-in
• SUNDERLAND v West Ham: Keane praying Yorke & co come back unscathed
• Silent treatment from Orange
• Boruc beers are fine he could do with loosening up, jokes Celtic boss Strachan
• It happened to me: I decided to keep my Down's baby
• TOTTENHAM v Blackburn: Modric out but Jenas, King and Woodgate should be fit
• Apocalypse how? Revealing the next catastrophic threat to our world
• Can you remember who beat Lemar on Fame Academy? Thought not. Three smash-hit albums later, he's the one living the high life.
• TOTTENHAM v Blackburn: Nelsen and Olsson back for Rovers at White Hart Lane
• Confusion over Abbey bond mix-up
• Get blown away by culinary delights of the Windy City
• Globe-trotting United stars' travel sickness takes toll on Ferguson's plans
• Star struck: Meteorite blazes across the sky in police video
• NEWCASTLE v Chelsea: Defensive headache for Kinnear
• Ranieri dismisses Italy goalkeeper Buffon's link with Manchester City
• Gary Barlow and Mark Owen hand out advice as the X Factor finalists gear up for Take That week
• Tsars in their eyes: A new exhibition reveals the amazing decadence of Russia's rulers
• 'When I go on a killing spree the 25 victims are..': The chilling hit list drawn up by girl aged TEN
• Take me off Sex Offender Registry, says Gary Glitter... and taxpayers will fund his appeal
• Joan Collins tries her hand at being a weather girl... and loses her grasp of geography
• VIDEO: When throw-ins go wrong (don't even think of getting close to Delap)
• How Uncle Joe duped Churchill - Behind Closed Doors: Laurence Rees
• Pre-Budget Report 2008: An economist's view
• Portsmouth spurned the chance to sign Hull City's Brazilian star Geovanni
• Citibank could collapse due to £13.3billion losses, warn financial experts
• 'Transgender' individuals forced to buy two ID cards - one for each sex
• Radio 2 chief agreed to broadcast of Ross and Brand prank calls after being told it was 'very funny'
• Fergie: Refs getting it wrong is all part of game - like me having a go at them
• Scots duo give up on plan for HBOS bid
• Helicopter in dramatic near-miss with 'sinister' UFO 1,500ft above Birmingham
• ASTON VILLA v Manchester United: Cuellar out with thigh injury picked up at Emirates
• 10 festive hampers filled with goodies must be won!
• Drogba was just returning a coin, insists Chelsea strike partner Anelka
• 'Immoral capitalism' dealt a blow
• Luck + hard graft = Genius: OUTLIERS by Malcolm Gladwell
• LIVERPOOL v Fulham: Gerrard ruled out with muscle tear
• Theo's girl Melanie Slade: 'I’ve got my own goals'
• FULHAM v Liverpool: Etuhu in line for debut for Cottagers
• Cure for cancer may be delayed by years after callous thieves stole top researcher's laptop
• John Lewis suffers biggest ever fall in sales as the credit crunch hits the high street
• Girl, 5, now able to 'shine' after epilepsy surgery removes half her brain
• STOKE CITY v West Brom: Kitson favourite to replace Fuller
• Fulham defender Zakuani set to sign a permanent deal for Peterborough
• Bank of Ireland is eyed by U.S. private equity for a takeover
• Cesc Fabregas banned from talking about the B-word by Arsenal
• Wigan v EVERTON: Fellaini and Pienaar doubtful for Toffees
• Arsenal confirm compensation claim for Walcott's England duty shoulder injury
• Travel pictures of the week
• VIDEO: Sugababes take a ride in a man-car in pop art inspired shoot
• Go for the winter long haul
• MIDDLESBROUGH v Bolton: Pogatetz and Mido passed fit for Wanderers visit
• Disgraced tycoon Conrad Black begs George W. Bush for presidential pardon
• Cannabis-smoking schizophrenic butchered his gran on Christmas Day after wishing her a 'merry Christmas'
• Gaffe-prone Sarah Palin gives Thanksgiving interview while turkeys are slaughtered in the background
• MANCHESTER UNITED v Aston Villa: Late fitness test for Ferdinand
• Bank of Ireland eyed by US private equity
• HATCHET MAN: Never-ending story of 'Captain Crazy' Gallas is all of Arsenal boss Wenger's making
• Stoke City v WEST BROM: Morrison ruled out for Baggies with knee injury
• HATCHET MAN: Wise up Paulo before Briatore calls you in for one of his 'normal' chats at QPR
• Supermarkets slash petrol to under 90p
• JACI STEPHEN'S JUNGLE WATCH: It's too little, too late for creepy Robert
• Hundreds of Egyptian boys arrested... for flirting with girls in sexual harassment crackdown
• Gallantry and Gallas are miles apart as Gunners skipper looks to isolate himself
• Repossession: Owners to get longer to pay
• HATCHET MAN: What price for axed Ramos's Spurs platitudes?
• Win a copy of The Cook's Book: For The Cook Who's Best at Everything
• Bare-faced Cheeky Girl: Monica Irimia strips off for nude photo shoot
• Pregnant women exposed to hairspray double chances of genital defect in boys
• Mamma Mia!, what fun we had! The hit film's director picks her favourite movie moments
• Missing British sailor survives four days on a life raft off Spain... and is only found after his wife in London calls 999
• Soviet spy chiefs tried to make me defect, Jodrell Bank pioneer Sir Bernard Lovell reveals
• A dream come true: After four years, Frieda Hughes has finally built her garden paradise
• Lindsay Lohan and Sam row again at £20million launch party in Dubai
• Eye in the sky: The London aerial snaps that are the most detailed ever
• Police sergeant who stole £9,000 using Yard's credit card to pay bar bills and help his homeless daughter spared jail
• Essex girl (and fresh Oxford graduate), 22, replaces Carol Vorderman on Countdown
• Hola Barcelona! Katy Perry is transformed into a sexy señorita for Spanish awards show
• Robinson: We must spend through the crisis
• Now's the time to help the many, not spend £100 million on hundreds of new gipsy sites
• BBC chiefs spark further outrage as Ross gets to keep £6m-a-year job despite 'deplorable' prank call
• Little Dorrit star Pam Ferris: My 15-year rift with Catherine Zeta-Jones
• Drunken yob who left teenager with part of his skull missing after party attack gets just one year's detention
• Has John Cleese, 69, got a Barbie girl aged 27? Monty Python star seen kissing another American blonde
• MANCHESTER CITY v Arsenal: Dunne, Fernandes and Sturridge all back for City
• HATCHET MAN: Kinnear's management style at Newcastle is straight out of the Victor Meldrew handbook
• Fuller's boss cheers 'Dunkirk spirit' of staff
• 'My wife's leaving me? I didn't know,' insists Bernie Ecclestone as he faces £2bn divorce
• One in five wives needs a nip or a tuck (say their husbands)
• Decorations with a difference: Home-grown gourds will make a statement next Christmas
• Directors of broker Numis hit by stock holdings error
• USA: A native's guide to... getting the best from the Big Apple
• Don't let the frost ruin next summer: Expert tips for long-lasting geraniums
• Adams, Butcher, Mackay and more: William Gallas should look at these guys to learn how a real captain does their job
• Autumn babies more likely to develop asthma, say researchers
• Doctors warn schoolgirl addict to 'stop drinking Red Bull or you will die'
• Fat people will now get two seats for the price of one on flights within Canada
• The Jacksons do Devon: When pop's most dysfunctional family moved to a British village, events took a surreal turn
• Australia's World Cup final with Kiwis to go ahead despite violent storms
• Pictured: Longest ever exposure photos taken in UK produce stunning image of iconic landmark
• Meet Australia's sexist of the year, the Outback mayor who asked for 'ugly ducklings' to move to remote mining town
• Free DVD of The Four Musketeers with next weekend's Mail on Sunday
• Michael Jackson 'becomes a Muslim and changes name to Mikaeel'
• HISTORY IN YOUR GARDEN: English rose (Rosa 'Constance Spry')
• Booker edges KCS Wimbledon through and breaks Guildford hearts
• Health and safety row as boy, 10, is barred from cycling to school
• PORTSMOUTH V Hull City: Adams hoping Defoe will recover from calf injury
• Pears roasted in red wine
• High Street jobs cut fear as Asda chief predicts a tough 2009
• City ready to test Buffon's loyalty with £110m move for Juventus keeper
• Asda boss sees tough year for retail jobs
• VIDEO: The dramatic moment American Attorney General collapsed while giving a speech
• Holy front drive! Family's garden swallowed up by giant 20ft hole which appeared from nowhere
• I have a pear tree produces only very small pears. What am I doing wrong? Monty Don answers your gardening questions
• Rail fares set to rise in new year
• Peaches Geldof quells divorce rumours as she steps out on the town with her husband
• BOLTON v Middlesbrough: Megson sweats on fitness of Gardner and Shittu
• US Treasury bonds
• Ex-Spurs Euro hero Parks will be a big help to struggling Gomes, says Harry
• Deck the halls with boughs of holly? Oh, that's so last year, says Monty Don
• Molineux has Wolves' rivals name all over it thanks to City-fan brickie
• Crude back above $50 but analysts say further falls on way
• Government losing one official computer every WEEK
• Bridging finance and short-term loans
• My friendship with Adrian Chiles is all Strictly innocent, says The One Show's Christine Bleakley
• Appiah again linked with Hammers as Zola warns off vultures
• I can't believe I was so erotic: He may have been kicked off Strictly, but Andrew Castle still has his raunchy memories
• Honda cuts production by further 21,000
• UK car production falls 25% as Honda cuts output by 21,000 at Swindon plant
• Sacked Juande agrees a clean break as Spurs pay off Ramos and his cohorts
• Girl's 16th birthday party ends in chaos after 60 'Facebook' yobs gatecrash restaurant
• John Lewis gets cold shoulder from shoppers
• Manchester City v ARSENAL: Gallas dropped and Fabregas sits out Eastlands clash
• Two classic Christmas CDs Free For Every Reader!
• Gordon Brown: I'm too busy guiding Britain through global economic turmoil to think about calling a General Election
• Sadie Frost set to star in one-woman play... 24 years after her last theatre appearance
• Royal beachwear - 70s style
• Ice on Mars: NASA radar detects vast glaciers on red planet
• WIGAN v Everton: Heskey is a doubt as Bruce considers his options
• John Lewis gets cold shoulder from shoppers and suffers huge sales drop
• Man dumps 84-year-old mother suffering from dementia in her dressing gown at council offices
• Give Newcastle job to Joe Kinnear, insists Magpies striker Obafemi Martins
• BAE and AstraZeneca pile on UK job woes
• Gallas gets the boot: Wenger leaves sacked skipper out of City trip
• Morrisons slashes petrol price to under 90p per litre as rivals follow suit
• Rolls tightens its seatbelt
• Citigroup considering merger or break-up
• 'I got a black eye from the relationship,' says Boris Becker as he insists fiancée dumped HIM
• HULL CITY V Portsmouth: Brown to cut four players from Tigers squad
• Friday market close: Bears take hold as FTSE closes down again at 5½-year low
• Hold-up for the insurers' rally
• Teenager commits suicide live online while 1,500 people watch video stream
• A sick joke: Terrorist signs up for comedy classes at top security prison
• CHELSEA V Newcastle: Blues wait on midfielder Lampard
• The Great Train Robbery: Outrage as commuters face inflation-busting 11% fare rise
• 'Banks bloodbath' as 350,000 face axe
• PICTURE SPECIAL: Spurs as the Beatles, Roy Leprauchkeane, Gerrard the punk, the Invincible Terry...Sportsmail's guide to footballers in fancy dress
• A round-up of the newspapers: Friday
• British man dies in Indonesian hospital after doctors 'demanded bribe before treating him'
• Dubai defies credit crunch
• Oil tankers at world's largest shipping company to make major detour to avoid pirates
• Citigroup's bosses in crisis talks to decide on merger or a break-up
• Jessops tries to rebuild shattered finances
• Winona Ryder is picture of health at awards ceremony after bouncing back from collapse scare
• Lost in space: Now spider goes missing on orbital station 200 miles above Earth
• 'I'm not ready to marry Jake,' says Reese Witherspoon as she sparkles on the red carpet at film premiere
• Wickets galore as Martin strikes late to give Kiwis hope against Australia
• Giddy up! Tara Palmer-Tomkinson gets ready to take on Jodie Kidd in riding challenge
• Police probe 'vigilante firebomb' attack on home of man named on BNP list
• Global 'bloodbath' as banks expected to slash back workforce by 350,000
• Interest on national debt hits £3.39bn
• Hot stuff: Gordon Ramsay on telling his wife she needs Botox, and why he wants his kids to be hungry...
• Petrol to fall to 83p as oil heads for $40
• Pictured: BNP police officer meets Cherie Blair as UK motocross champion revealed to be member
• Who should replace William Gallas as Arsenal captain? Sportsmail picks six contenders
• Repossession hitting 125 families a day
• Are you sharing the same hairdresser? Supermodel Heidi takes her mini me dog out for a spin
• FTSE loses 10 per cent in a week while Wall Street rides the rollercoaster
• CBI slams the £17bn Detroit rescue plan
• Shoppers cash in on Xmas sale bargains
• MAX HASTINGS: Nuclear war and environmental disaster looming as American influence wanes, warns terrifying new U.S report
• Regional newspapers boosted as BBC bosses are pressured into rejecting £68m plan for local news websites
• What the back pages say: Gallas broadside, full-time Magpie Kinnear, big-mouth Cristiano, furious Moyes, Shearer gets Toon job
• Pre-Budget tax cuts will go down to the wire
• Darling threatens to force banks to lend
• Brown under pressure to water down benefit crackdown on jobless in wake of credit crunch
• Stock market report: Friday close
• Like mother like daughter: Rock chick Kate Moss takes her mirror-image mum to boyfriend's gig
• Labour's decade of high employment is propped up by public sector jobs boom, claims study
• Buy-to-let boom turns to nightmare as repossession hotspots are revealed
• Scolari faces anxious wait on three key players for Chelsea's Newcastle clash
• Carrick confident Man United can kick-start title challenge with win at Villa
• British playboy convicted of murdering model by hurling her 'like a spear' from cliff top
• Cap v Trap: Who has got it right when it comes to monitoring players
• Torres looks set to start for Liverpool but Gerrard will miss Fulham clash
• Wenger suggests FIFA should help out in club-versus-country row
• Former Tottenham coach Ramos hopes to make a Premier League comeback
• Nuclear flashpoint: PETER OBORNE travels to the Pakistan badlands to witness the massacre of innocents
• I'm A Celebrity stars evacuated as gales and torrential rain batter jungle camp
• Yesterday's Trading: Shares close at 5 year low
• Was Mrs Sergeant behind journalist John's Strictly exit?
• Perils of a debt mountain
• More than 130 families a day losing their homes
• Kate Hudson struts it on the catwalk in boots that were made for dancing
• Getting into Oxbridge set to become simpler after universities says yes to diploma applicants
• Despite 42,000 complaints, 'pathetic' BBC Trust says Ross is in the clear
• Dressed for a drenching: I'm A Celebrity... WAGs wage wet battle of the bikinis
• Burger King, McDonald's and KFC agree to cut levels of salt and fat in foods
• Spend, spend, spend... Shoppers cash in as stores kickstart the Christmas rush
• Can Seventies sci-fi classic Survivors do a Doctor Who?
• 'Dad's death became my inspiration': Dido pays tribute to her father in third album
• Redundancies reach 20,000 in little over a week
• Adams, Roman, Bullard and Tinkerman: They're all talking a good game
• MAIL COMMENT: Time to help the many
• Prince William trains with the special forces in the Caribbean
• CITY FOCUS: Rolls tightens its seatbelt
• It's made John Sergeant a star but I don't regret turning down Strictly twice, says JOHN HUMPHRYS
• Why 'traumatised' babies in front-facing buggies grow into 'anxious' adults
• The next big thing: Twisted Wheel
• Unhappy campers Van Day and Mallett released from jail... and straight into an argument over sleeping arrangements