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• Have faith in us, City urge Kaka: Move is on for Milan ace with God on his side
• Market report: Bears rampage as £60billion is lost
• Top to toe: The perfect weekend outfit
• Man United 1 Wigan 0: Fergie's side turn screw but Latics make it tough
• Let's Sheik on it: Kaka to meet Mansour as Milan accept City’s£100m for star
• Wonder twins: Seven-year-olds are youngest ever to pass AS-level maths
• Credit crisis a tragedy for Greek economy as state debt is downgraded
• Denise Van Outen leads celebs in standing ovation as Oliver! arrives with a bang
• Menopause, a survivors' guide: Women who've coped in very different ways share their wisdom
• Barack Obama's letter to his girls (for the world to read too)
• Norwich ready to turn the clock back to Worthington as replacement for Roeder
• Turner's Earners - All the best bets for Thursday, January 15
• Canadian phone firm Nortel's crisis threatens 2,000 UK jobs
• How mothers can give their babies a taste for alcohol
• Feeling blue? Stop worrying... depression is good for you, say scientists
• Kaka, a gift that Manchester City’s Sheik simply cannot resist
• Could teenage boys get lessons on porn?
• EXCLUSIVE: Three cheers for Eduardo as he returns in hat-trick style for Arsenal
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Banks back under the cosh
• The island health and safety forgot: No fussing bureaucrats, no nanny state, and a pub open 24 hours a day
• Montgomerie's millions make him just one of the crowd at Abu Dhabi Open
• Punch Taverns fights to survive as beer sales and profits fall sharply
• QUENTIN LETTS: Consider yourself a musical star, Mr Bean
• Fantasy Island's mysterious Mr Roarke actor Ricardo Montalban dies aged 88
• United blow: Wayne Rooney hits winner against Wigan but then limps off
• Labour's passport giveaway: 275,000 migrants a year could get UK citizenship
• Niece finds vials of deadly gases from Second World War in her uncle's attic
• My wife died giving life to our daughter. And believe me, joy CAN replace your pain
• The Sexy Factor: Who should be crowned queen of reality TV?
• Denman's back: His first session is a breeze
• JJB hit by more turmoil over fears it will fall into the red
• Charles Sale: BBC sports editor Bose and his KP stance sends ECB nuts
• Barclays leads the fall of banks battered in £15billion shares rout
• Why every girl should marry her plumber (and no, I'm not going round the u-bend)
• Trainer Howard Johnson's doubt over Drever's record bid
• Eyes down for another game of Jobzilla Lingo Bingo! It could win you £500...
• Just 10 days left for parents to claim little-known £1,000 tax windfall
• Hendry loses in Masters and then fires a warning: Snooker must not copy darts
• 'Bear with it,' says Big Brother as the celebs object to dressing as teddies and eating honey
• From the Misery Vampire to the Glossy Mag Hag, meet the toxic friends you never knew you had
• RICHARD KAY: Cat is out of the bag for Eliot
• London Olympics 2012 sponsor are facing a cash crisis
• Murray has the winning look and rattled Roger knows it, says Lloyd
• England's elite clubs keep the salary cap at £4million
• THE CITY INTERVIEW: Wagoner rolls over critics to keep GM alive
• QUENTIN LETTS: The minister hosed down Mr Bercow in golden syrup
• Carry on captain: Borthwick is back for Six Nations despite his nightmare
• Start drinking coffee and cut your risk of Alzheimer's disease
• Why battery hens 'are healthier than free range'
• Boom time for jobs at eight out of ten town halls
• Back in the old routine: Winehouse is left crawling on all fours and begging for drinks
• My wife warned me not to embarrass her during my love scenes for Seven Pounds, says Will Smith
• Two fat ladies: I’ve huffed, puffed and sweated like a gorilla!
• European MPs pass resolution critics say will promote abortion and homosexual marriage
• KEITH WATERHOUSE: Shopping for Gordon Brown's golden hello
• Keep waking up in the night? In the final part of his brilliant series, Paul McKenna reveals the answer
• RECORD BREAKERS! Club-by-club guide to Premier League's top signings
• Imam 'forged disabled wife's signature' so he could secretly divorce her
• Fury as Labour minister Lord Malloch Brown says Ireland had no right to block EU constitution
• Wigan boss Whelan labels Man City 'barmy' after club's £100m Kaka bid
• Extra armour to be fitted on £1m Viking vehicles used by Royal Marines in Afghanistan
• Licence fee payers could get refund after BBC admits it hasn't spent all its alloted funds
• Police shut down Facebook page after angry drivers post hate comments about 'Terminator' traffic warden
• GCSE & A-Level Results
• Beauty Confidential: The old-fashioned alternatives to expensive creams and serums you can find in your kitchen
• A million Britons abandon their Spanish holiday as pound slumps against euro
• THE LIST: 20-11 of football's greatest hard men
• Can an HSBC mortgage save you money?
• How star of the stage Patrick McGoohan became a Prisoner of his own success after switching to the screen
• Having a ball in South Africa
• How the Romans were killed by the ancient art of chemical warfare
• Shift into spring
• Enter the dragon fish: Bristol Zoo is first in Europe to breed endangered Asian species
• Dubai halts work on new tallest skyscraper as even oil-rich Arab countries feel the crunch
• Tory candidate accused of trying to 'rig' election with bogus postal votes
• The seven stars of the Gulf
• A fifth of Footsie firms to hike dividends
• Katie Holmes perfects the Posh pout as she poses in sultry photoshoot for Miu Miu
• Redundancy payout calculator
• Recipe: Chicken, bacon and mushroom pasty
• United chief Gill urges Premier League to explore 39th game
• Adolf Hitler, Aryan Nation, and Hinler taken into care by the state
• US reels from Christmas retail 'disaster'
• Vaughan tipped to find his form and blast back for England
• Woman, 91, dies 'after becoming stressed over £16,000 council bill to make her home eco-friendly'
• Recipe: Kentish pork, sage and apple pasty
• Oops: German coffee chain recalls ad with Nazi slogan 'To each his own'
• JOHN MACLEOD: The ugly truth about the Scots and our anti-English bigotry
• Lazio's Diakite will not join Arsenal in January, says player's agent
• Recipe: Cornish pasty
• Stock market plunges 6% amid fresh fears for British banks and dire economic data in the US
• £5 off your shopping when you spend £20 or more
• Postman loses £130,000 savings to Nigerian internet scam after being duped by a friend he met on MySpace
• New giant database will store private details of EVERY person in 'Big Brother' Britain
• Transgender students given own set of toilets at university's nightclub
• Female teacher at top boys' school arrested for 'having sex with sixth formers'
• Chartered chairman signed up by Labour
• Recipe: Ploughman’s pasty
• Outback fun and adventure - in droves
• Bolton to tempt Fulham's resolve with £5m offer for Bullard
• European sofabeds maker is latest slump victim
• THE DEBATE: Martin Samuel responds to your comments on Andy Murray's chances of winning a Grand Slam this year
• 15,000 texts in one month? That's nothing - meet the cheerleader, 14, whose tally is 35,000 - or one a MINUTE
• Top female lawyer and mother of three who felt 'under pressure over credit crunch workload' found dead in Thames
• Sunderland rule out move for Ben Haim as McCartney resumes training
• Rafa ready to rock Hammers with a move to take Ilunga to Liverpool
• Recipe: Spring greens with mascarpone pasty
• Shamed Lewis further remanded in custody on cocaine smuggling charge
• James: Clean sheets and confidence will make Portsmouth chime
• Military vehicle armour flown to Afghanistan to combat mines after soldier dies in explosion
• Pasty recipes: Pass the parcel
• Jaguar Land Rover takes axe to 300 bosses' jobs
• The real slim Sony
• Lend me your eras: Our favourite design decades
• Citi restructuring plan could hit hundreds of London jobs
• The beer map of Britain: Find the best brews from around the country
• Pay up or we'll cut your water to a trickle, say utilities bosses
• Government to ensure loans for car buyers in bid to boost automobile industry
• Liverpool boss Benitez back in hospital for third kidney stone operation
• Heaven’s kitchen: The gear you need to give yourself a culinary boost
• Bush declares a 'state of emergency' in Washington as cost of Obama's swearing-in ceremony soars to £110m
• CBI: Economy 'living on borrowed time'
• Day two in the battle of the Britain's Got Talent judges... and Kelly's edging it by a plunging neckline
• Paris Saint-Germain offer Giovani a route out of Spurs
• Barclays stock hit amid fears banks need more cash
• HSBC delivers 2.99% mortgage deal
• The Insider: Hanging out with Lily Allen and her new man
• HSBC introduces a 2.99% mortgage deal - but only for the chosen few
• Alert over energy drinks after 28-year-downs seven cans and has heart attack
• From Mr Macho to Renaissance Man: Putin breaks from judo to paint for charity
• Eric Bristow: Me & my money
• Brown insists Labour is not complacent after his guru is ridiculed for seeing 'green shoots' of economic recovery
• Bank funding fears send shares plunging
• 'New Beckham' Tosic could make United bow in February
• Ref Howard Webb feels Blue over FA Cup howlers at Birmingham
• Prince of Wailers: Why does Charles own 22 Bob Marley albums?
• American Idol host Ryan Seacrest makes a stunning faux pas as he tries to high-five a blind contestant
• Let's go Xisco - Newcastle call on forgotten Spaniard to face Hull Cup test
• Geremi set to end his Newcastle nightmare by joining Besiktas
• The 17th-century drawings that prove a humble Englishman mapped the moon BEFORE Galileo
• A round-up of the newspapers: Wednesday
• £5 off when you spend £25 or more at Cargo
• 13,000 cut at Barclays, Jaguar and Freemans
• Li-Lo squeezes into mini-shorts and a wig to pair long legs and long hair in wild-child look
• Pentagon: We made 9/11 detainee dance with a man and bark like a dog in Guantanamo
• MAIL ONLINE COMMENT: Why do the left think it's acceptable to be so wickedly cruel about Lady Thatcher?
• Newcastle manager Joe Kinnear lines up double French swoop
• RAFA ROW: David Gill defends his role at United, baiting 'inaccurate' Benitez
• Zavvi fading out as 18 more stores close
• Public schoolboy-turned drug dealer was 'battered to death with weightlifting barbell'
• Spurs offer Jenas to Jose in bid to tie up loan deal for Inter Milan striker Adriano
• The best personal loans revealed
• Portsmouth and Spurs urge fans to keep cool at weekend fiery fixture
• End of the Roed: Championship strugglers Norwich sack boss Glenn
• Councillor attends just two meetings in 15 months after heading to Australia and his 'new life as a nomad'
• Guy Ritchie takes a break from filming Sherlock Holmes as he pays a visit to Madonna's New York apartment
• High neon: Fashion forward goes fluorescent
• It's an injustice to NOT marry girls aged 10,' says Saudi cleric
• Kaka's no money-grabber like City slicker Robinho, says star's spokesman
• Newcastle midfielder N'Zogbia issues come and get me plea to Lyon
• JAMES SLACK: Secret inquests plan tells us Government has a lot to hide
• THE INSIDER: Dacourt linked to English move, Denilson to Bolton and Sbragia interested in Scharner
• Ronaldo registers 'CR9' trademark after reports say Real will give him No 9 shirt
• Woman primary school teacher facing jail for sending lewd texts to schoolboy after grooming on World of Warcraft
• Fletcher confident Liverpool will choke as United storm back in title race
• Grint and bare it: Steamy scenes as Harry Potter star Rupert peels off with real-life lover
• 2 for 1 main meals at ASK restaurants nationwide
• Villa boss O'Neill has dropped a massive clanger over Shorey
• Pictured: The 'walking skeleton' who couldn't digest food for a whole year
• Kate Hince at marriage: Ms Moss steps out with big sparkler on engagement finger
• The savings saints and sinners
• Fashion: Hot off the shelf
• Girl, 5, dies on surgeon's table after having appendix operation she did not even need
• So who are you smooching with now? Geri Halliwell steps out with ANOTHER mystery man
• Help me find my missing money
• HATCHET MAN: Kinnear warning sets alarm bells ringing at Newcastle
• Spurs set their sights on former Leeds and Everton ace Dacourt
• Charlotte Church plans summer wedding to rugby star Gavin Henson after baby No. 2
• Shutters come down on top-paying rates
• Mystery over pension policy interest
• 10 things you need to know about Tottenham target Adriano
• The dangers of the internet to children are overblown, says new study
• Disco diva Róisín Murphy: 'I frighten the life out of men'
• MELANIE PHILLIPS: Harman's latest men-bashing policy is not just odious - it turns morality inside out
• HATCHET MAN: Chelsea boss Scolari should take special care when reprimanding his players
• Stop dithering, minister, says Jaguar as 450 jobs are axed and Bentley suspends production
• My savings are all trapped in the net
• He's back: MoD launches own 'Action Man' range of toys to boost profile of Armed Forces
• Meet Rambo - the tough little swallow who forgot to fly South this winter
• Worst savings 'deals' named and shamed
• HATCHET MAN: If Mourinho can't tame Adriano, what hope does Spurs boss Redknapp have?
• Pictured: The moment a duckling took its first flight - but quickly nosedived to the ground
• Ice trap: Parents visit river where British woman froze to death after ski party
• Belongings may not be covered in care homes
• Northampton star Foden answers England call for Six Nations
• Guards at asylum seeker centre unmasked as BNP members
• Kaka to decide between Milan and Manchester with AC to accept City's £100m offer
• Russia's 'gas tricks' during sparring with Ukraine leaves 18 countries running low on supplies
• Here comes the credit crunch bride: Bhs offers entire wedding outfit for £100
• Credit crunch chic or car crash couture? The miracle scarf that can be worn hundreds of different ways
• Time to treasure National Savings
• Four directors quit Blue Oar's board
• What they're saying in Italy - How news of £100m Kaka bid rocked Rossoneri
• BA staff arrested after 'failing to report hit-and-run with baggage truck and passenger jet'
• First time buyers use bank of mum and dad
• Air hostess's record-breaking 10,000m fall from exploding plane 'was hoax to cover up air force error'
• Credit card customers thrown a lifeline
• Yet ANOTHER baby dies as health workers fail to spot signs of abuse as mother is jailed for just five years
• Diageo faces a £106m South Korean tax bill
• Has Victoria Beckham had a little help from the airbrush getting into her Armani underwear?
• Big Freeze brings chaos as number of burst water mains rises by 600 per cent
• Profile: Ben Goldsmith, WHEB Ventures
• Jonathan Ross, back at the Baftas (and up to his old tricks)
• DAN ATKINSON: What small firms really need is the return of the bank manager
• Beauty Bible Beauty Clinic
• How to find a builder you can trust
• Website of the week: www.aito.co.uk
• Emma Bunton: My long struggle to lose my baby weight and get back to being a size 10
• 'I'm no hero,' says pensioner who used skills gained in RAF 60 years ago to foil robbery
• Sofabed maker becomes a victim of UK recession
• VIDEO: Here's why Real Madrid paid £56m for Brazilian superstar Kaka
• Here I Coe into the wilds!
• Women worry more about getting fat than getting cancer
• Swiss bank UBP 'ignored Madoff alarm bells'
• Cyclist is killed in road smash with council rubbish lorry
• Laura Bush: I was angry about criticism of George (as he admits Kanye West hurt his feelings)
• Bernanke maps a way out of the woods
• New anonymity law will protect witnesses in gang murder cases
• FirstGroup slides amid US bus woes
• Mother, 34, posed as her 15-year-old daughter to try out for high school cheerleading squad
• London's airports hit by passenger fall as strong euro curbs flights to Europe
• 'Ring of steel' to guard BBC's HQ against suicide bombers
• Chelsea invite offers for Drogba as they leave him out for trip to Southend
• Pipe
• Man Group set to sue over Madoff hit
• The dyslexia 'myth': It's a wicked excuse to cover up bad teaching, claims Labour MP
• Heartbreaking letter over son-in-law's death which betrays Queen Victoria's stiff upper lip
• Bristol City 2 Wolves 2: Maynard leaves it late to complete Robins fightback
• Satyam chiefs 'took £1.2m before stock crash'
• Virtual gallery zooms in on masterpieces with startling detail helped by Google Earth
• Watford 0 Sheff United 2: Henderson returns to punish lacklustre Hornets
• UK airport passenger dip
• Swansea 2 Reading 0: Blast king Scotland leaves Royals reeling
• Borrowers hit by endowment short-falls
• Southampton 1 Doncaster 2: Rovers return to form in relegation battle
• Punch pub profits dive
• Corrie bosses spark outrage after hiding cross for church wedding scene - to avoid offending non-Christians
• Sheffield Wednesday 4 Charlton 1: Potter's magic has Owls flying high
• Barclays: Rudd raises fears of dissent
• Why it pays to stick on a mortgage SVR
• Man Group set to sue over £245m Madoff hit
• N Forest 2 Plymouth 0: Davies is under no illusions as Reds revival runs on
• Norwich 4 Barnsley 0: Hoolihan and Canaries fire for caretaker boss Gunn
• Equitable Life victims to be given official compensation
• Derby 0 QPR 2: Routledge and Leigertwood spoil Clough party
• Kate Winslet gets the Oprah seal of approval... for her 'very real breasts'
• Crystal Palace 1 Ipswich 4: Warnock ref rage as Magilton's men run riot
• Obamas hire interior designer to the stars to give White House a Hollywood-style makeover
• Coventry 2 Blackpool 1:Sky Blues hit back after Campbell's dream start
• Punch vows to battle through slump after pub profits dive
• Birmingham 1 Cardiff 1: Bowyer's late leveller a hammer blow for Bluebirds
• Preston 2 Burnley 1: Spot-king Mellor makes an instant impression
• Citi break-up puts hundreds more bank jobs at risk
• Citigroup break-up puts hundreds more jobs at risk
• Spend, spend, spend as Britons defy crunch over holidays
• Hull City 1 Arsenal 3: Gunners fire in the Nick of time to keep pace with top four
• Simon Cowell gets a bunny hug as eighth season of American Idol kicks off
• Bin Laden demands holy war as Israel bombs the dead in Gaza cemeteries
• Ben Affleck picks up Violet from school while wife Jennifer tends to new arrival Seraphina
• Aldi pays graduates £40,000 - and an Audi
• 'Tens of thousands' of jobs to be axed as downturn hits councils
• City Focus: Tesco's down, but not out
• Robo-cat: The purrfect pet for the allergy-prone owner
• Wednesday market close: HSBC plunges to lowest level since 9/11 on massive sell-off
• West Brom 3 Middlesbrough 0: Baggies off bottom as Boro continue slide
• Sunderland 1 Aston Villa 2: Ref justice as dubious decisions go Villa's way
• Man City 1 Wigan 0: Not exactly the type of entertainment to lure Kaka
• Chelsea 2 Stoke 1: Relief for under-fire Scolari as Blues find late escape route
• Rooney's brother-in-law arrested over brawl that led to Gerrard assault charge
• Bolton 0 United 1: Berbatov's last-gasp strike sends Fergie's men to the top
• The Royal Mail revolt: Brown faces biggest rebellion yet over plans to sell postal service to foreigners
• Blackburn 3 Newcastle 0: Rovers owe it all to shooting stars Benni and Jason
• Brown snubs his own MPs as banking chief is granted a peerage to join Lord Mandelson as trade minister
• Is David Bowie to blame for the credit crunch?
• Fears council taxpayers will face huge bills because of Whitehall's dithering over recycling
• Revealing the robot programmed to serve you breakfast in bed
• Aldi now UK's fastest-growing food store
• Aga feels the heat and cuts 400 staff
• 'Warped' teen convicted of shooting his parents in the head after they took away his X-Box game
• D-Day for Denilson as Brazilian star gets set to seal Bolton deal
• You've been TAGGED: Police nab burglar in 'first Facebook arrest'
• Girl, 11, with meningitis was TWICE refused a hospital bed because of doctors' blunders
• Equitable Life victims win payout victory
• Atomic singer Debbie Harry revives her youthful 80s look... how has she done it?
• Lily Allen dines out TWICE in one evening (perhaps she's trying to fill out those baggy trousers)
• Cameron piles on pressure for reshuffle after hailing Hague as deputy 'in all but name'
• What credit crunch? The £100m bid for a footballer in a world that recession has passed by
• What the back pages say: Man City's mega-bid for Kaka, beleagured Big Phil says Drogba can quit Chelsea, Kinnear calls Newcastle crisis talks and Ronaldo pledges future to Manchester United
• Aga feels the heat and cuts 400 staff
• Yesterday's trading: Property firms will ask for cash
• 'I drowned twice but mummy saved me': Heartbreak of boy, 8, whose mother died rescuing him from whirlpool
• Letting and recruitment agents discriminate against ethnic minorities, investigation reveals
• Trade deficit soars to its highest ever level
• Barclays bosses in toxic split
• Iconic British bulldog to be scrapped as Kennel Club overhauls breeding rules
• Barclays shocks with double jobs cull
• Gerry McCann returns to Portugal to relaunch investigation into Madeleine's disappearance
• Who's sending Amy head over heels? Winehouse is put through gymnastic workout on the rings
• Stock market report: Wednesday close
• Coleen Rooney's brother arrested over Steven Gerrard nightclub brawl
• Celtic coach Neil Lennon: It's time for Artur to work harder
• St Johnstone 0 Rangers 2: McCoist asks disgruntled fans to keep the faith as Rangers scrape through
• Northern and Premier Foods get a serving of Christmas cheer
• Last hurrah for Dai: The Seducer of the Valleys dies after riotous life of wine and women
• Kerry Katona shows the results of her dramatic six stone weight loss and declares: 'I'm skinnier than I was in Atomic Kitten'
• Aldi takes the biscuit as UK's fastest-growing food store
• Burnley 2 QPR 1: Rodriguez fires late winner to send Clarets into round four
• Leyton Orient 1 Sheffield United 4: Blackwell blast pays off for Blades
• Bristol City 0 Portsmouth 2: Crouch's disputed goal lifts holders Pompey
• CITY FOCUS: Tesco is down, but it's not out
• Stoke line up surprise bid for Charlton's Andy Gray as Blades bid for Lita fails
• Father of Madeleine McCann returns to Portugal to rekindle search for missing daughter
• NHS facing a surge from patients dumping private cover
• Cheltenham 0 Doncaster 0: Rovers secure replay as Villa await winner
• Jade Goody in a 1950s bathing cap covers up the agony of her cancer treatment on holiday with boys
• Ladettes drive a 33% boom in sales and make vodka Britain's national spirit
• Man shares the waves with killer whale for 45 minutes... because the surf was 'too good to miss'
• Crewe 2 Millwall 3: Record breaker Harris roars for Lions
• Birmingham in talks with West Ham defender Davenport
• QUENTIN LETTS: Foiled yet again by Lord Windbag and Lady Blether
• Norwich 0 Charlton 1: At last Parkinson hails victory for Addicks
• Birmingham 0 Wolves 2: McCarthy's deputies gun down City
• Market report: Property firms will ask for cash
• Histon 1 Swansea 2: Histon destroyed by a Spanish bull
• Kinnear calls Toon crisis talks as Adams plans fresh bid for Barton
• ALLISON PEARSON: Let's be honest, Prince Harry is no racist
• Peterborough 0 West Brom 2: Simpson going great Guns with the Albion