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• G20 countries pledge to lift global economy out of recession
• Destined to die, the horses middle-class owners can no longer afford to keep
• Vennegoor of Hesselink boosted by a surprise Dutch recall to face Scotland
• Elderly may have their credit cards withdrawn as Saga alerts 230,000 customers of policy change
• Secretive Swiss agree to help fight tax cheats
• I'd never have been tortured were it not for MI5, says British former prisoner at Guantanamo Bay
• Bristol 17 Leicester 23: Tigers go to the top of Premiership with victory
• Disabled officer bids farewell to remarkable labrador who saved his marriage and his life
• St Helens 38 Salford 12: McRae unable to stop rot as Saints claim win
• Leeds 34 Wigan 10: Rampant Rhinos wallop Warriors
• Des Kelly: Why UEFA must move the Champions League final from Stab City
• The wife's story: He even beat me up on our honeymoon
• Worst of economic crisis may be over
• Low-energy light bulbs can cause rashes and swelling to sensitive skin, warn experts
• Waving their right to secrecy, two women who dared to speak out
• Right wing extremist Lieberman set for top post in Israeli cabinet
• ABI calls for more director accountability
• Rescue package? What rescue package? Why Gordon Brown's plan to help small businesses survive isn't working
• U.S. titans slide down credit ranking scale
• The square chin. The deep voice. But was it really Michael Jackson?
• Tory leader: 'I share blame for economic crisis'
• What they say about the biggest rivalry in English football
• MAIL COMMENT: No more meddling with our education, Ed Balls
• G20 friction builds as trade crashes
• Beat that ... cook an omelette without breaking an egg
• Pension fund 'in danger of collapse'
• Barclay's independent streak
• Pubs go flat as economic gloom bites
• Moyes proves Kenwright was right to have faith in him seven years ago
• Investment Extra: Discovering a glimmer of hope in the Windy City
• MAIL COMMENT: What a very happy coincidence, Dr Reid!
• JEFFREY ARCHER: The haunting clues that inspired my latest book - and may prove Everest was conquered 30 years before Hillary
• Yesterday's Trading: Vultures swoop for Candover
• Brilliant Loeb opens up commanding early lead in Rally of Cyprus
• Manchester United v Liverpool: It doesn't get any bigger or better than this
• Padraig has Doral delight as Open champion finds his form
• Benitez ready to show the gap between Liverpool and United is closing
• Olympic hero Phelps commits to 2012 London Games
• Middle England for sale: Forget the credit crunch, if you've got £25m to spare, this picture postcard village could be yours
• GLENYS ROBERTS: My father, the banker time forgot - a bank boss with principles
• Fergie's fall-guy: Sir Alex pours scorn on Liverpool boss Rafa and his rants
• Returning Owen is the man to lift St James' and help keep Newcastle up
• Kauto Star makes racing history with memorable victory in Gold Cup
• PETER OBORNE: How a bitter war between the Bank of England and No10 could decide if Britain has to be bailed out by the IMF again
• G20 friction builds as trade crashes
• Kauto's regal show: Spectacle fit for the Queen as Denman adds to Star quality
• AMANDA PLATELL: Prince William has shown there CAN be dignity in grieving
• U.S. titans slide down credit ranking scale
• ABI proposal calls for more director accountability
• The worst of the crisis may be over as banks rise again
• Graham Poll: Alan has to be wily with Benitez bunch
• Has she Pegged out? Panic in the Queen Vic as Mrs Mitchell collapses
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Barclays' independent streak
• Villa have done well but they will not finish in the top four, says Redknapp
• Pension Protection Fund 'is in danger of collapse'
• Hiddink: Terry will always be a Chelsea boy, not a Manchester City gent
• Pubs go flat as economic gloom bites
• Katy Perry proves just how sexy she can be with smouldering magazine shoot
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: Discovering a glimmer of hope in the Windy City
• I knew I'd be back on top, says Beattie as Stoke striker returns to Everton
• Best of enemies: Wenger confident his feuding pair can still work together
• England bank on Bopara for fireworks in one-day tests to come
• MARKET REPORT: Vultures swoop for Candover
• Britons who HATE Britain: The Muslim extremists hell-bent on segregation rather than integration
• GEOFFREY LEVY: Why has Prince Andrew been cosying up to dubious oligarchs?
• Charles Sale: Sports minister pitches in over bookies' row
• A coke-snorting It-girl and friend of the Royals who can’t keep a man and ends up in rehab! Who COULD Tara P-T’s new novel be about?
• DEBORAH ROSS: Oh, for my own little drug fiend!
• MATT DAWSON: Half of this England XV face World Cup chop
• Worsley must be the reel deal to deck swashbuckling Seabass
• Old boys threaten Irish bid for historic Grand Slam
• Tiger cub Westerman is the daddy and Castleford finally find their feet
• BEL MOONEY: I hoped I'd found love again - but have I blown it?
• Naked truth reveals Barrera's problems ahead of Khan showdown
• Me and my big mouth! Piers Morgan has become the ultimate celebrity insider
• Angus Deayton replaced by Rob Brydon as host of Would I Lie To You?
• No time for fun in the sun against Italians, coach Gatland warns Wales
• Now I'll make them pay: Armitage in the mood as France go on 'war' footing
• McLaren admit their car is not good enough to help Hamilton defend his title
• Blood, guts and modesty: 70 years after the start of WWII, a new book records the moving and humorous accounts of a generation of British heroes
• The £75m lightning conductor
• Turner's Earners - all the best bets for the weekend's racing
• 'I'd shoot the vermin again': Ten years after he was jailed for the murder of a teenage burglar, Tony Martin is defiant
• Eddie Jones to step down as director of rugby at Saracens
• Local-boy Bates hoping to use his own recovery to inspire Boro to safety
• Beckett - boils and all: THE LETTERS OF SAMUEL BECKETT
• Spurs flop Dos Santos makes shock switch to Championship side Ipswich
• How to spot the end of a recession
• Tottenham boss Redknapp is chasing Swedish international Oscar Wendt
• Back in season: Freezing winter means spring is on schedule - for the first time in a decade
• Just one pint of beer a day could raise risk of prostate cancer
• A cat who saved a town and a dog who saved a man:ENDAL by Allen and Sandra Parton; A DOG IN A MILLION by Hazel Carter; DEWEY by Vicki Myron
• The perfect way to say 'thank you' this Mother's Day
• Ask Amy De Vine: More wine wisdom with our cultured correspondent
• The ultimate race... celebs sign up for the battle of the sexes in new Nike campaign
• WEST HAM v West Brom: Zola's injury-list expands ahead of Baggies visit
• STEPHEN IRELAND EXCLUSIVE: Dead grandmothers, 'Daddy Dick', pink wheels... A few stories made me look ridiculous and I've had to change that
• Aston Villa v TOTTENHAM: Full squad for Redknapp's Villa clash
• EVERTON v Stoke: Van Der Meyde a doubt but Jo returns for Potters arrival
• Driver killed and another arrested after two buses and lorry collide
• 'I share blame for economic crisis for being too cosy': Cameron says sorry ... so why hasn't Brown?
• The 'Cheryl Cole effect' causes a rush to climb Kilimanjaro
• It might be time for a turtle neck, Victoria...
• ASTON VILLA v Tottenham: O'Neill hands Bouma place in squad against visiting Spurs
• Fearless Spurs boss Redknapp ready for his controversial return to Villa Park
• To mum with love... Indulgent treats for Mother's Day
• What's the matter Orlando? Are you too embarrassed to be seen with David Walliams?!
• On track for a million: The geek who invented an iPhone computer game in his bedroom
• CHELSEA v Manchester City: Carvalho gives Hiddink defensive options for City clash
• He's no friend of mine: Toure and Gallas just the latest feuding team-mates
• Towering inferno: Helicopter plucks survivors from blazing skyscraper
• The speakers that float in mid-air
• HULL CITY v Newcastle: Marney ruled out for arrival of fellow strugglers
• Migrants held after 17-year-old is beaten to death walking under a bridge
• Gold Star! Classy Kauto crushes Denman as Walsh makes it a magnificent seven
• Darling to increase statutory redundancy payment in fresh blow to struggling businesses
• Cruise the world from just £599 per person!
• Council spends £7,000 investigating why member left meeting for 25 seconds
• Family forced to decide which child to save first after cousins contract rare cancer
• The latest snow reports from the world's top ski resorts
• ARSENAL v Blackburn: Eduardo's absence adds to Wenger's injury worries for arrival of Rovers
• Teenage Olympic hopeful in coma after horse fall breaks her neck
• Unknown no longer: thousands of WW1 dead could at last be identified
• Found: The 13th Century manuscript that shows Robin Hood and his Merry Men weren't so popular after all
• Milan boosted as Beckham and Ronaldinho return to training
• Headteachers reject plans to grade schools on new 'scorecard'
• It's A Man's World: Jamie Bamber
• Swiss banks to ease secrecy laws amid blitz on tax havens
• MANCHESTER UNITED v Liverpool: Sir Alex to make changes for crunch clash
• Tow no! Katie and Peter fall foul of US parking laws as their car gets towed away
• Arsenal boss Wenger tells Gallas and Toure to get it together on the pitch
• West Ham v WEST BROM: Trio return to give Mowbray options for Hammers trip
• Win a Mother and Daughter Luxury Weekend in London
• Take two: Our guide to the chic designer looks - with high street price tags
• All's Wells and good for Murray as he plots his big return
• 'Wonder dog' recycles thousands of bottles he sniffs out on walks
• McLaren rush to work on Hamilton's car as they admit it isn't quick enough
• Military Zara groomed to perfection for the Gold Rush on Queen's big day
• Wigan boss Bruce says sorry to ref after admitting he was wrong at Chelsea
• Arsenal v BLACKBURN: Santa Cruz adds to Allardyce's injuries woes for Gunners clash
• World Cup hero Wilkinson set to quit Newcastle for France
• EXCLUSIVE: Islamic fanatic Ibrahim Moussawi barred from entering Britain
• 'Here lies an unknown female': Funeral for mystery woman whose body was washed up on beach
• 500 victims: Black cab driver faces life for 12 years of sex attacks on women he plied with drugged champagne
• Squatters move in to £3million home and tell owners: 'We'll call the law if you try to evict us'
• STOKE v Everton: Pulis given boost ahead of Toffees clash
• Ricky Gervais makes an hilarious appearance on Sesame Street... shame it's not suitable for the kids
• Victory for Jade: Govt U-turn on cervical cancer screening for under 25s
• British couple attacked by armed gang at South African holiday home before dream wedding
• Teenager bled to death after his 'throat was slashed by raving youth in a trivial row at baker's'
• Ferguson stands by Rooney over Manchester United striker's 'I hate Liverpool' jibe
• Snubbed again: Villa doesn't fancy Manchester City move, insists agent
• Sunderland v WIGAN: Siberski only doubt for Bruce as Latics look to stop the rot
• No upcoming English talent, Harry? Five stars for Spurs boss Redknapp
• Meredith's final moments: Court sees grainy CCTV footage from night British student was murdered
• Video: Playful dolphins astound trainers by blowing perfect bubble rings underwater
• 'I prefer the school run to getting wrecked every night,' Liam Gallagher confesses
• Two seconds from disaster: Red Arrows come within 900 feet of BMI passenger jet after air traffic blunder
• Protestants and Catholics unite at funeral of police officer murdered by dissident IRA terrorists
• Jailed: Council executive who stole £617,000 of public money for fake children's home
• Middlesbrough v PORTSMOUTH: Hart's Pompey to remain the same for Riverside trip
• Millwall v West Ham, Brighton v Palace, Aberdeen v Rangers - and more: Sportsmail's guide to illogical footballing rivalries
• Coach Jenkins facing a dilemma if King Edward win through to U18 Vase final
• CHELTENHAM LIVE: All the action as it happened on day four at the Festival
• Must dead father's debts be paid?
• Manchester United v LIVERPOOL: Riera returns as Rafa looks for 100th Reds victory
• Liverpool boss Benitez hoping for victory at United to join the 100 club
• Your rights to fly: You may be entitled to extra assistance when you travel by air
• Help! I've washed away £40
• Ancient mystery returns as 'Satan's hoofprints' are spotted in Devon back garden
• Dozens of Taliban militants killed in Pakistan by U.S drone as Obama unveils new Afghanistan strategy
• Obama pours cold water on Brown's ambition to strike G20 deal over recession
• Kate Moss goes wild for Beth Ditto at Fendi after-party in Paris
• Teachers resign after student 'catches them having sex in the college toilet'
• Economic crisis is paying off for administrators
• Bolton v FULHAM: Hughes out but Zamora hopeful as Hodgson looks to improve on bad week
• Barnsley to become first UK town to ban all-you-can-drink promotions
• Credit card limits cut by £2k
• Mourinho's 'moment of madness' - fan claims he saw Jose punch at United
• Students opt for jam and Jerusalem as Women's Institute launches first campus branch
• 'I don't consider myself a hell-raiser': Rhys Ifans on parties, pubs and politics
• BP to pay $50m fine for Texas oil blast which killed 15 people
• Moyes' magnificent seven: Magic moment from the Scot's Everton reign
• BP to pay $50m fine for Texas oil blast
• Mantyhose: Move over Robin Hood... meet the real men in tights
• Still on her perch: Pinky the cockatoo performing more than 60 years after entertaining Winston Churchill
• Tax rises force 39 pubs to close each week, claims Wetherspoon boss
• From white to fright: Michelle Keegan overdoes the fake tan
• Chelsea v MANCHESTER CITY: Hughes' injury doubts mount for City's Bridge trip
• Boss Hodgson warns Fulham to be braced for aerial Bolton attack
• National Theatre faces race row as black actors 'white up' for new production
• Fake cigarettes 'are potentially lethal to children'
• HATCHET MAN: Robinson's attack on his West Brom team-mates is more ill-timed than brave
• MIDDLESBROUGH v Portsmouth: Southgate's defence dilemma for Pompey clash
• Heat is on for Aga as orders dive by a fifth
• HATCHET MAN: Owen's return at Newcastle is nothing more than a 'massive' anti-climax
• Conference board
• Archaeologists uncover stunning Mayan carvings of cosmic monsters, hidden in the jungle for 2,000 years
• Thatcher's police 'guardian' is caged for sending child porn to fellow perverts
• Don't give up! Vieira backs ex- Arsenal team-mates to catch Man United
• SUNDERLAND v Wigan: Black Cats without banned Richardson
• Who said golf is boring, girls? Pro strips to his boxers because he didn't want to get too muddy
• HATCHET MAN: Dancing fiend: Wright-Phillips goal celebration was more like an Abba routine
• It's over (again)! Jennifer Aniston dumped by toyboy boyfriend John Mayer
• Vikings were 'model immigrants who lived happily with Ancient Britons' claim academics
• BOLTON v Fulham: Megson worry free for Cottagers arrival
• Binge Britain: Nightclub slammed for offering unlimited FREE alcohol to women
• Heat is on for Aga as orders dive by a fifth
• Rule change by Brussels on take off and landing slots puts heat on BAA
• Bubble wrap! Lady GaGa swaps her leotard for a clear plastic dreamcoat
• HATCHET MAN: Arsenal's narrow victory in Rome doesn't mean their problems are ancient history
• Darling: World needs tougher banking rules
• Wealth managers face a crisis of confidence over recession
• No summer sale at Spurs as Redknapp insists Lennon and Modric are staying
• Great days out: Riches and intrigue at Blenheim Palace
• O'Reilly steps down at Independent
• Australia's stricken Sunshine Coast engulfed by tidal wave of oil
• HATCHET MAN: Rooney may live to regret his hate-filled outburst ahead of Liverpool clash
• iPhone geek who has made fortune designing games in his bedroom
• Sir Tony O'Reilly steps down as peace breaks out at Independent
• Just what the doctor ordered: First pictures of George Clooney's return to show ER
• At the controls: First picture of 'hunt saboteur' charged with murder of hunt supporter decapitated by gyrocopter
• JD Wetherspoon toasts strong sales
• Mourinho's quitting Inter - but Jose will snub English return in favour of Real
• Brussels rule change puts the heat on BAA
• Classic British cars discovered in barnyard set to fetch thousands at auction
• Lacy Vuitton: Marc Jacobs pulls rabbit out of the hat with bunny girl-inspired show
• JD Wetherspoon chief blames Government for binge drinking
• Over-stretched: Firefighters called to move obese patients nearly every day
• They're back: Mass of migrants queue up at Sangatte to reach 'Promised Land' UK
• Fergie waves bye bye to blonde as she turns to the dark side
• MARKET REPORT: Bears feel the squeeze as positive view holds sway
• Anna Nicole Smith's former lawyer boyfriend charged with giving her thousands of pills before she overdosed
• Credit crunch kidnap: Sony staff take boss hostage after he tells them they're losing their jobs
• West Ham agree to pay Sheffield United £25m to settle the Carlos Tevez affair
• Iraqi air force officer becomes first to graduate with RAF wings
• South African men are 'raping women to cure them of being lesbians'
• Japan and China fight crisis by spending
• ALL THE WEEKEND TEAM NEWS IN THE BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE
• Ask a fund manager
• Stat attack: Friday's Super League games by numbers
• Leonard: England lack quality - but Johnno can lead victory against France
• Wigan 70 Toulouse 0: Stankevitch hands out a 12-try au revoir
• Spurs and Scotland defender Hutton closing in on comeback
• Arsenal will be back at the top when our injured army return, claims Eduardo
• Safe house for the swindlers
• FSA get their claws out as banks quake
• Act fast or face decades of upheaval and war, climate scientists tell governments
• Fit-again Webb warns Leeds: Wigan will be desperate to take our scalp
• Seven suspected terrorists arrested by Dutch police over plot to bomb Ikea store
• RBS quizzed customers over politics
• Nagging female birds keep mates from straying with loud whistles
• Swiss banks to ease secrecy laws
• Babel insists United are beatable as Liverpool eye Old Trafford shock
• Mind reading comes a step closer as scientists map people's brains
• First-time buyers spend 111% of their income
• Yesterday's trading: Thomas Cook's share getaway
• Liverpool are improving but the force is with United, insists veteran Giggs
• Revitalised Warriors could end our winning run fears Rhinos coach McClennan
• Stock market report: Friday close
• Zidane: Forget Ronaldo and Messi, Gerrard's the best in the world
• Gutted Crusader Lennon misses reunions with his old KR mates
• Why tea really does taste better in your favourite mug
• Signs of life as US banks boost Dow
• RBS had £25billion stashed in offshore havens depriving taxman of up to £500million
• What the back pages say: Hammers finally agree Tevez payoff with Sheffield United, Rafa wants to stay at Liverpool, Magpies SOS call to Owen
• First-time buyers spend 111 per cent of their income to get on the property ladder
• Just one in 250 small firms gets Government loan
• Workers threaten to strike over cheap Polish labour
• Prince Charles goes nuts for Brazil and shows off his samba during official visit
• Samanda's busy day: Big Brother twins cram a string of showbiz events into 24 hours
• Putting autistic children in oxygen chambers twice a day improves their symptoms, research finds
• Mayor quits over scandal of child deaths
• Britons 'in denial' over heart risk from obesity and smoking
• As France rejoins NATO, a humorous reminder of why we never missed them
• Charlize Theron: I stole bread to get my big break
• RBS apologises after its staff asked customers to reveal their political affiliations
• Reverb: Incredibly dark horror... and incredibly inept too
• The new must-have toy: A £159 pogo stick that can jump over a car
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Coincidence? Ad firm that helped Brown's campaign wins lucrative ID card contract
• Hush: A thriller with nightmarish qualities... but not always convincing
• Wendy And Lucy: Another dog flick... but without the juiciness
• Grieving Kym Marsh puts on a brave face as she heads to the shops in Liverpool
• Surveillance: Murder and dodgy cops makes for a brilliant thriller
• Expert 'gives unreliable evidence' in asylum cases
• Bronson: A heavyweight contender for most unpleasant and pointless film of 2009
• Can't find your dream home? Now is the ideal time to create it