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• Revealed: Exclusive pictures from the chilling family album of British Fritzl
• HMS Apocalypse: Deep in the Atlantic, a submarine waits on alert with nuclear missiles that could end the world.....
• Why left-handed men earn five per cent more every HOUR than right-handers
• Savers pay dear for plunging base rate
• BEL MOONEY: How can I stop my troubled past hurting my child?
• Taxpayers left nursing £2.5bn RBS hit
• AMANDA PLATELL: The joker who's brought back spite and envy - Brown's got a new doom and gloom swagger
• Rivals JJB and JD meet to tie up takeover
• Steven Gerrard: From boy wonder to one of the world's top midfielders
• Yesterday's Trading: Tesco clawed by bears
• Goodwin's disastrous legacy
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: New Star's light dims
• ANALYSIS: A state-sanctioned act of bullying
• Tomb Raider creator SCi in takeover talks
• Using satellite spy cameras, councils target private land to build 7,500 gipsy sites
• MAIL COMMENT: Damian Green police operation is a criminal assault on our civil liberties
• Drug firms attacked by EU watchdog
• Selling stake in Moss Bros suits Green
• Graham Poll: A lack of trust will kill game
• Tana Ramsay's right: It's not worth ending a marriage over a husband's infidelity
• PROFILE: They couldn’t have picked on anyone wetter
• Stores cut spending as confidence ebbs
• RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Damian Green's arrest is a monstrous abuse of power
• How manager's 'fat student' jibe inspired Nade to prove his worth
• Carly's first smile: WAG leaves the jungle after her constant crying fails to impress on I'm A Celebrity
• Joy for Tottenham keeper Gomes as fitness is his spur to form
• 'Speaker Martin must go': MPs unite in wake of unprecedented police raids on Tory MP and House of Commons
• Brassy blonde hair, an estuary accent and now stroking Brucie's knee ... why Zara is such an uncommon royal
• Sale 27 Leicester 13: Rampant Sharks take bite out of Leicester to go top two
• First pictures of burned-out rooms inside Mumbai terror siege hotel
• Henney hits the winner as Barrow bounce Brentford out of the FA Cup
• Torres won't be new Giggs, says Liverpool manager Benitez
• Bougherra braced for bruising battle of title-chasers' key bout
• 700,000 'will fail to meet mortgage' as lenders are warned: Treat home repossessions as a LAST resort
• Get off our backs: Hartley blasts 'over the top' criticism after Celtic's Euro exit
• Most shocking 6 hours of my life - MP Damian Green's wife tells how anti-terror police raiders even took their love letters
• Police state Britain: MPs want protection after arrest of Tory for telling truths Labour didn't want you to know
• Self-doubting Keane threatens Black Cats exit on eve of 100th match as boss
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: New Star's light dims
• Gunners are in 'disarray', claims Fergie as he turns up heat on troubled Wenger
• MARKET REPORT: Des's Tesco gets clawed by bears
• Take That! Rush to get CDs on shelves as Woolworths' distribution arm collapses
• Comeback kid Jansen: Football? I hated it but now I feel alive again
• Charles Sale: Milner falls foul of Nike’s Achilles heel
• Yes Mark, it will be Sparky - but Hughes knows how to handle himself in a derby
• Mamma Mia! Everything you never knew about Britain's most successful film ever
• If you are going to buy something - don't worry, dress happy
• Middlesbrough star Arca is fighting fit at last . . . just like his Dad!
• Taxpayers left nursing loss of £2.5bn after RBS state takeover
• What's it like living next door to a neighbourhood witch?
• Turner's Earners - All the top tips for the final weekend of November
• Sporting rivals at JD and JJB meet to discuss takeover
• ALEX BRUMMER: Goodwin's disastrous RBS legacy
• Action girl Martina wins ten stars for the camp in I'm A Celebrity bush tucker trial
• Tomb Raider create SCi in takeover talks with US rival
• Where did it all go wrong?: The growing pains of William Gallas
• EU watchdog attacks drug firms over market manipulation
• Matt Dawson: Borthwick must focus on own game as England count down
• Robinho v Ronaldo: Boy from Brazil has the swagger to take on United rival
• Green reaps £1m profit as he sells Moss Bros stake
• Big Four claim Euro victory: Clubs will not be hit by new wage rules
• DEBORAH ROSS: It's the thought that counts (unfortunately)
• Stores cut spending as confidence in High Street ebbs
• Spain in dreamland as duo take world cup lead with stunning round
• Mrs Sachs bites back: Ross should have been sacked and Brand's apology was an insult
• Demoted Gunner Gallas gets the troops rallying round
• Virginity, naked showers, celibacy - What do Esther Rantzen's children really think of her in the jungle
• England face their Everest: But there is danger of another avalanche
• Legacy of '78 gives Blyth Spartans hope of FA Cup upset
• 'I took a lot of cold showers,' says Esther as she reveals how she coped with eight years of celibacy
• Paul Hayward: Big Johnno will ensure All Blacks won’t gloat for long
• The Premier League striker who scored a winning goal last week, but today admits he was a drug dealer...
• Phantom of the opera Chris Iwelumo can haunt Birmingham
• Can Wales restore European pride in the Test against Australia?
• To Hull and back: Magic touch that helped me to sleep easy again
• Call it off: There is no way we should be playing cricket now, says Pietersen
• Reporter who faced the same charge as MP Damian Green asks: Was he bugged like me?
• VIDEO: Watch Heston Blumenthal show YOU how to cook gruyere fondue from his own kitchen
• Financial Mail Extra - A Week in the Life of an Entrepreneur
• From playing a terrorist to hiding from one: How 7/7 TV actor pretended to be dead to survive Mumbai massacre
• George Michael's Christmas Day cheer for fans with free download of new single
• Financial Mail Extra: Shedding surplus staff
• Ben Fogle beats flesh-eating bug but may not be fit enough for South Pole race
• Winona Ryder investigated by police as she 'loses' borrowed £80,000 diamond bracelet
• BHA insist jockey Fallon must sever tipping links before 2009 return
• Salsa-dancing British Army corporal jailed for 10 years for spying for Iran
• Unhappy birthday: David celebrates on I'm A Celebrity... and sees his cake explode
• Flamini: I still have Arsenal in my heart and it hurts to see what is going on
• Zero interest: Savers pay dear for the plunging base rate
• Fraudster is accused by judge of 'deliberately' getting pregnant to avoid prison - then walks free from court
• What are the Cheeky Girls doing in the debating chamber of Oxford University?
• LIVERPOOL v West Ham: Keane has his chance to impress
• EU says patients pay £3bn more for medicines after drug firms block sale of generic versions
• Vatican thanks Muslims for bringing God back into the public eye in Europe
• Liverpool v WEST HAM: Zola with full squad to choose from for Anfield trip
• Cheryl Cole: I'm having thoughts of a baby
• Adams' reward for twelve wins in a row is tough clash with Northampton
• EXCLUSIVE: Robinho passed fit to start for City against United in the Manchester derby
• Guinea fowl with roast chestnuts
• Adversity spurred us on, says Prince as South Africa defeat Bangladesh again
• Why spending quality time with father boosts children's brain power and improves behaviour
• England captain Jamie Peacock appeals for safe return of pregnant wife left stranded by Thai airport protests
• White chocolate, cranberry and walnut brownies
• Fruity mincemeat twirls
• Borthwick and England braced for acid Test against New Zealand
• Shop worker trampled to death as credit crunch sales spark stampede
• Christmas freezer cookies
• Paedophile who ran child porn ring jailed after police discover 200,000 images of sex abuse at his home
• Manchester City will now attract top players, says manager Mark Hughes
• Sneak peek: Is Hermione's jealously behind her violent outburst at Harry Potter?
• The courage of the women who resisted: Journal by Helene Berr; Resistance by Agnes Humbert
• Wymondham are hammered by Norwich but Peacock clear after injury
• Twins found guilty of murdering disabled man dragged screaming from the dock
• Hughes prepares to face mentor Ferguson from the blue side of Manchester
• Pictured: The 'fun-loving and beautiful' sisters killed by the same disease within 20 months of each other
• Mogs, dogs, wolves - even a whole zoo: ANIMAL TALES FOR CHRISTMAS
• 'Killjoy' council bosses threaten children's pantomime with police raids
• Farmer who ran over wife in tractor to lavish insurance cash on 'betrayed' mistress is jailed
• Cranberry, orange and pecan pies
• Thinking man's Dame: Joan Bakewell honoured by Queen for services to broadcasting
• Here's one I made earlier: festive fancies to prepare in advance and freeze
• Brighten up your winter days with a lightbox
• Arsene Wenger critics slammed by Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari
• EDWARD HEATHCOAT-AMORY: This is a declaration of political war
• What's that round your neck? Fur fan Anna Wintour wraps up to receive OBE at the palace
• MIDDLESBROUGH v Newcastle: Mido back in contention for Boro
• Dunne is back to his best - just in time for the Manchester derby, says Hughes
• From Anderson to Agbonlahor: The full list of England's black internationals
• Son discovers the bodies of his stabbed parents at their home
• Chelsea v ARSENAL: Nasri, Adebayor and Sagna all expected to be available for crucial derby clash
• Has the Treasury bailed out Nationwide?
• Barry will not be sold, insists Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill
• Middlesbrough v NEWCASTLE: Double blow for Kinnear with Duff and Ameobi ruled out
• Gordon Brown insists no minister knew of Damian Green arrest in advance
• Judge slams fraudster for 'deliberately' getting pregnant to avoid jail... then lets her walk free
• WIGAN v West Brom: Wigan boss Bruce welcomes back Boyce and Melchiot
• Pictured: The stunning life-like horse sculptures made entirely of driftwood washed up on the beach
• 'I'm sick of Nicola McLean's boobs', moans Katie Price
• I don't need to join Spurs to fulfil my dreams, says Boro captain Stewart Downing
• Competition: Win our credit crunch book
• Green makes £1m as he offloads Moss Bros
• Manchester City v MANCHESTER UNITED: Berbatov hoping to be fit for United
• Friends grabs 30% of Malaysia life firm in £30m deal
• Single and ready to mingle: X Factor's JLS sign up for a speed dating session
• STOKE CITY v Hull City: Fuller back from suspension for Stoke
• War veteran, 86, stuck on his mobility scooter for 16 hours after hitting a patch of mud
• Friends grabs 30% of Malaysia life firm in £30m deal
• Rattling good reads for all: NON-FICTION ROUND-UP
• Stoke City v HULL CITY: Dawson likely to miss out again for Hull
• Green makes £1million as he offloads Moss Bros slice
• ANALYSIS: This is a declaration of political war
• UEFA charge Marseille over missile thrown at Liverpool skipper Gerrard
• Independent is moving to Daily Mail HQ
• Interest rates 'to be cut by at least 0.5%'
• Portsmouth v BLACKBURN: Olsson suspended for Rovers
• FSA issues mortgage warning to UK banks
• Liverpool's Gerrard celebrates ten years at the top but he isn't one of our five best Premier League midfielders
• Police hunt escaped murderer who killed 10-year-old boy
• Pictured: The charming tree sparrows who meet every day at a farm for their free feed of seed
• Report into Baby P failings 'must be made public' demand MPs who have seen document
• Banks warned to urgently review repossession tactics as 45,000 people face losing their homes by end of year
• Manchester United get permit go-ahead for Serbian winger Zoran Tosic
• Out-of-favour Riise will not be returning to England with Newcastle, claims agent
• ASTON VILLA v Fulham: Cuellar could be available for Villa while Carew and Young battle to be fit
• Worthing College battle past Portsmouth Grammar
• World's oldest person dies at the age of 115
• England will play India Test despite terror attacks, insist BCCI
• Begbie's gone soft! Why hard man actor Robert Carlyle loves yoga, chocolate and becoming a grumpy old man
• Tottenham v EVERTON: Moyes with a string of injury worries ahead of White Hart Lane clash
• Travel pictures of the week
• Rolf Harris says sorry for racist song lyrics... then goes on to slam 'lazy' Aborigines
• Sunderland v BOLTON: Megson has nearly a full-strength squad to choose from
• House prices down 10.1% on year - official
• House prices plummet by 10% in a year as market hits record low
• Sheffield United chairman McCabe points finger at Tevez after losses
• 'Louis's not bullying Dannii, it's the other way round,' says former X Factor judge Sharon Osbourne
• Can we pass on our mortgage?
• Painting that inspired iconic Christmas card is found hanging in pensioner's home... and it's now worth £70,000
• Aston Villa v FULHAM: Hodgson could name unchanged Fulham team
• Big night then, Kate? Miss Moss emerges in a right mess after ANOTHER 2am bender
• Inspector Morose: Meet Wallander, the most tortured detective to grace the small screen
• SUNDERLAND v Bolton: Gordon won't play for hosts despite training this week
• Jailed for a total of 191 years: Seven members of biker gang behind 'utterly pointless' Hell's Angel murder
• TOTTENHAM v Everton: Corluka and Pavlyuchenko return to Tottenham squad
• London student admits trying to travel to Afghanistan to fight coalition troops
• CHELSEA v Arsenal: Cole could miss out for Blues
• Wigan v WEST BROMWICH ALBION: Morrison set to return for Baggies
• 40,000 criminals - including murderers - released early to solve prison overcrowding crisis
• Watch R2D2 light the way
• Amanda Holden goes for the Marilyn look in a blonde wig and revealing dress as she kicks off her hen parties
• Councils scrap paper recycling banks following slump in value of waste materials
• What will happen to my Icesave Isa?
• Platini asks for powers that could axe English clubs from Champions League
• PORTSMOUTH v Blackburn: Defoe and Kranjcar back in contention for Pompey
• Stagnation fear in Japan as economy takes a dive
• Strictly's Karen Hardy: Gary Rhodes has made me want to quit the show
• 'A routine eye test saved my life', says schoolgirl who had an abscess on her brain
• British soldiers attacked by furious mob in Kabul after American troops 'ram minibus off road killing one'
• Mother said Shannon was missing ‘then headed off to buy beer’
• Anna Friel out of a job as TV bosses cancel quirky show Pushing Daisies
• No one will be forced to go back, Pietersen tells England players
• Emma Watson loses her fashion magic as she steps out in a dowdy cardigan and leather pants
• US stores cut prices in fight for survival
• So long, Asda! Coleen wins £500k deal to design jewellery range for Argos
• Neglected soap street Brookside Close sells for bargain £735,000
• Bordeaux blockade - but Cavenaghi says he's off to Spurs for right price
• MANCHESTER CITY v Manchester United: Robinho set to return for derby clash
• The mother-in-law from hell? Prince Philip's bitter clashes with the Queen Mother
• Mumbai massacre: 'He looked at me and showered me with bullets': Briton reveals moment he came to face-to-face with gunman
• Rents fall in wealthier London boroughs
• Dangerous chemical found in three leading brands of bottled water
• Stagnation fear in Japan as economy takes a dive
• Cash-hit GM says boss can keep his private jet
• Gerrard: I fear I'll be seen as a failure if Liverpool can't end title drought
• HATCHET MAN: Sunderland need to offload in the January sales to pay for Keane's spending
• Peaches Geldof seals her marriage to Max Drummey with a tattoo tribute
• Seller slashes price of house by £1.2m
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• Wife who downed two bottles of wine when she couldn't find AA meeting was 'drunkest driver police had ever seen'
• U.S. stores cut prices in fight for survival
• Joe Kinnear given Newcastle job until end of the season
• Cash-hit GM says boss can keep his private jet
• Richer Sounds feels poorer as profits fall
• Distraught British woman tells how two of her family were executed by terrorists in Mumbai massacre
• Will Young on how his premonitions came true, why he's happy to be moody, and his longing to become a dad
• HATCHET MAN: Cut price Premier League tickets are all well and good but what about season-ticket holders?
• Starry-eyed Fonte relishing taking on boyhood hero Paulo Sousa
• Obama ally wants more government control over Citigroup
• Gerrard: Liverpool need to move away from Anfield to compete with our rivals
• Oil price dips below $54 and 'may soon test $40'
• For Chelsea v Arsenal read Scolari v Wenger in battle to beat the doubters
• Oil dips below $54 and 'may soon test $40'
• FSA failures in Lehman fallout
• My Brucie is still hot stuff: Wilnelia Forsyth says he's as sizzling in the ballroom as he is in the bedroom
• John Lewis sales falls signal a tough Christmas
• Fulham boss Roy Hodgson denies Cottagers' record on the road
• HATCHET MAN: It's not big and it's not clever - Manchester United should rise above City jibes
• Residents to set punishment for young offenders as police force tries 'aboriginal justice'
• Gordon Brown orders changes to Queen's Speech to focus on the economy
• Foreign weddings on the rise
• Desperate seller slashes price of house by £1.2m in year
• ANALYSIS: A chilling warning to any Opposition MP planning to expose the Government's misconduct
• Brown's standing as economic leader slips
• Obama ally wants more control on Citigroup
• Pictured: Dramatic moment British security guards were plucked to safety after plunging into sea to escape Somali pirates
• Manchester City make approach for £20m Sevilla striker Luis Fabiano
• Pictured: Shoppers queue at dawn to get bargains as desperate stores open at 7am
• Mandelson blamed for stubbing out new anti-smoking laws
• Woolies creditors emerge amid fears of 'messy' collapse
• Scuba diver accused of murdering wife by allowing her to drown during Great Barrier Reef honeymoon
• Wild things: How rock music calms elephants down
• Get a bargain dream home in the slump
• STM slashes sales forecast in slowdown
• Poor sales signal tough Christmas for John Lewis
• Commandos storm Mumbai
• MARKET REPORT: Sales growth worries take their toll at Tesco
• Queen's Speech to focus on economy
• Legendary shares are frozen as broker fails
• Naomi Campbell shows off her supermodel figure (and her underwear) on the beach
• Victory over Chelsea is compulsory, warns Arsenal manager Wenger
• HATCHET MAN: Greedy Gallas shouldn't expect a warm welcome at Stamford Bridge
• My brother Simon Cowell - the little kid with the X-tra large ego
• Having fun, ladies? The Cruises and Beckhams are out together but Katie and Posh are frostier than the weather
• Fears of measles epidemic as cases soar to 13-year high in wake of MMR scare
• Cheltenham Gold Cup from £129.95pp
• RBS becomes Britain's first nationalised bank
• Plague of the parakeets: Exotic birds trouble British farmers as numbers hit 20,000 high
• Versatile Vincent in good Kompany at heart of Manchester City defence
• Obama interrupts Thanksgiving holiday for Mumbai intelligence briefings with Condoleezza Rice
• British tycoon shot dead was texting his son as he was killed
• Half of my country's police aren't up to the job, says Mexican president locked in bloody fight with drug cartels
• Hang on a minute, I've got the answer to a 40-year cliffhanger... Michael Caine reveals all about THAT scene in The Italian Job
• Win a trip to the five-star Fortina Spa Resort
• My Countdown meltdown: Carol Vorderman reveals the full toll of being forced out by Channel 4
• Davies baffled by Villa snub as he pushes claim to be an England regular
• Pictured: The Chinese motorist pulled over by police for driving with no arms
• Woman driver who drank 20 pints and a 'huge' amount of vodka walks free from court
• Ice breaker! Scientists predict when ice bergs will crack off Antarctic shelves
• Connie Talbot, 8, the Britain's Got Talent star snubbed by Simon Cowell, breaks America
• Confessions of a credit crunch haggler
• The edge of human endurance: Why our star sprinters can't get much faster
• The woman who blew the Woolies billions
• What the back pages say: Torres injury causes concern; England on their way home; Adams proud of Pompey stars
• Taxpayers to take 58% stake in RBS
• Government to take 57.9% stake in RBS, saddling taxpayers with a £2.5bn loss
• Stock market report: Friday close
• Together again? Sienna and Balthazar enjoy a romantic lunch date before ending the day at a London club
• Redknapp turns his attention to the crucial week ahead for Tottenham
• Ronaldinho should never have been given the free-kick, fumes Johnson
• Ferguson hopes Manchester United can turn around their away-day form
• Ballack believes Arsenal's visit is still a dangerous one for Chelsea
• Wenger will have money to spend in January, insists Arsenal chairman
• Police 'missed' SIX chances to snare 'British Fritzl'
• Miliband to take 'hard look' at Obama request for more British troops in Afghanistan
• FOOTBALL'S HEARTBREAKERS - tell us about the day your dreams died
• Big banks cash in on customers' loan misery
• TOM UTLEY: If a compensation cheque for £280k is humiliating, feel free to humiliate me any time you like
• Stephanie Beacham: 'Look out, Ken Barlow - I've given up toyboys!'
• At last, a BBC boss who wants to CUT OUT the swearing
• Brown strikes 'secret' loan deal with Unite
• MAIL COMMENT: Drawing new battle lines on pensions
• Government faces £10bn tax bill
• Confidence in Brown drops after VAT cut
• Besieged 'Curry King' avoided gunmen because of last minute decision to dine in his room
• Inzaghi robs the Frat pack but Portsmouth boss Adams is proud of his players
• PM with The X Factor: Brown finds time to write fan mail to 12 finalists
• Jason Donovan: 'I'd be dead if I wasn't a dad'
• More state teachers are quitting jobs for better working life in independent schools
• US meltdown as reposession rates jump
• Mass appeal! Can three Catholic priests beat Guns N’ Roses to the top of the album charts?
• ANALYSIS: The fanatics behind the Mumbai bombings would like to trigger nuclear war
• Il Divo: 'We're so big, we tell Simon Cowell what to do'
• The next big thing: Karima Francis
• JAN MOIR: Soft toys and tears won't stop these horrors
• ANALYSIS: Is Labour using the police?
• Leona Lewis gets friendly with Transformers star as she looks set for her third UK number one
• In a Dark Dark House: Light at the end of the turmoil
• The heiress who blew the Woolworth's billions on vodka breakfasts, seven husbands and jewels galore
• Velicka's vanishing has more to do with burn-out than any failure at Ibrox
• The Family Reunion: An Eliot that's too darn clever for it's own good
• Flawless: Demi Moore does her absolute worst
• DSG runs out of steam as it posts £61m first-half loss
• Why would I leave Hearts when I'm as happy as Laryea?
• Lymm forge past Hutton but must wait for next opponents
• Why I put my Down's syndrome baby up for adoption... and the loving mother who took him in
• Latapy: The calypso king who brought a little bit of sunshine to SPL shores
• Sell-off buzz for Aegis as chief executive Lerwill announces departure
• JACI STEPHEN'S JUNGLE WATCH: Come off it Dani ... we can see right through you