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• David Villa's move to Manchester City looks in doubt after fresh Barca link
• Fine bowling from Steyn and Harris puts South Africa in the driving seat
• Children don't make you happy... says an expert who doesn't have any!
• Poland hire a security firm for Celtic keeper Boruc's trip to Belfast
• My dearest daughter... Vanessa Redgrave's heartfelt letter to her beloved Tash
• Turner's Earners: All the best bets for Friday, March 20
• We'll be the kingmakers in deciding SPL title, says Hearts' Laszlo
• EXCLUSIVE: The secret of Eddery's son - Apprentice Toby gets a leg up from dad
• Nice ice baby! Jessica Taylor is skating for glory in Dancing On Ice
• The wedding singer: Lionel Richie romances a new crowd
• A close encounter of the blurred kind: Tourist snaps UFO cloud
• Forest boss Davies fuming after Harewood decides to go to Wolves
• 'Don't wear anything that says AIG on it': Insurer gives employees security tips as fury over bonuses grows
• JAN MOIR: Sorry, Mum, but all you'll be getting is some J-cloths
• ANALYSIS: Shy, short-sighted and hating violence - a very British hero
• 100 per cent Leeds can only get better against Saints, says McClennan
• The next big thing: Vagabond
• Gazza: Fergie would have made me one of his legends had I joined United
• Me and Ol' Big Head: Michael Sheen on playing Brian Clough
• 'If women were in charge we wouldn't be in this economic mess': Fern Britton takes MPs to task on Question Time
• Injury looks set to keep Blackburn striker Santa Cruz out of relegation fight
• Oxford weigh in as heavy favourites for the Boat Race
• An original adventure: GTA Chinatown Wars
• You Wear It (not so) Well: Penny Lancaster's dress turns transparent under the flashlights
• TOM UTLEY: After four pints I'll propose to the barmaid and sing a ballad. But be nice to teetotallers? Make that SIX pints
• MAIL COMMENT: David Cameron's first step - grasping the public spending nettle
• Darling's debt nightmare
• Zola: Four wins and Hammers will be back in Europe
• MAIL COMMENT: A welcome rethink on D-Day anniversary
• Strauss: Counties have let us down by giving contracts to Australians
• Does sex put you to sleep? Does cheese give you nightmares? The A to Zzz of sleep reveals all
• MAIL COMMENT: A criminal waste of public money
• Printing cash in UK and US sends bank shares soaring
• Victory for D-Day veterans: A ceremony fit for heroes, and the cash to send them there
• LITTLEJOHN: This is the BBC Home Service. Keep calm, carry on and don't panic, D-Day is cancelled
• Murphy guns for United in bid to help his old Liverpool mates
• Live it up in Leicester as the City's regeneration goes from strength to strength
• I don't fear the English Champions League contenders, says Hiddink
• CITY FOCUS: Tidjane Thiam, the new man at Prudential
• Wait for it, Theo: Walcott has to prove he's fit for Fabio
• Lennon and Barry top wish-list as Benitez is told he can spend £30m
• Precious properties: The fictional detective is blazing a trail for fresh investment in Botswana
• Peter Jackson: Irish ought to shell out for Jim's 1948 eggs
• Credit crunch? FA go in for self help
• Surprisingly Sophisticated: Henry Hatsworth In The Puzzling Adventure
• BAZ BAMIGBOYE on how Vanessa Redgrave's tragic loss echoes her new acting role
• Glorious technicolour: Prepare to dazzle with eye-watering colours
• Resident Evil 5: The lesser Evil? No, it's dead fun
• 'My 30-minute scalpel-free boob jab turned into a year-long nightmare'
• Sir Rob Margetts stays on after L&G's Crosby close shave
• A Liberal bash for Thorpe
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Darling's debt nightmare
• Geordies fear new dark age as anniversary party could turn into wake
• The Burning Plain: Slow, disjointed tale of despair is plain boring
• Jeremy Irons breaks down as he joins the stars paying tribute to Natasha Richardson
• Il Divo: Political mumbo jumbo
• General Electric confident it can survive stormy days
• Inside job as Wellington maul Millfield to lift title
• BAA could make £4bn with sale of three of its airports
• Lesbian Vampire Killers: Consistently abominable
• Liverpool's the team to avoid, Fergie, even if you don't rate Rafa
• Lehman Brothers and Bradford & Bingley made bids for Northern Rock
• Becky and the Brits on crest of a wave as Olympic star coasts to easy victory
• MARTIN SAMUEL: D-Day? We just need the Grimsby Town spirit
• Duplicity: The spies who confused me
• Banner in crowd kept Rafa determined to win his Anfield battle
• Death inquest hospital doctor told me: 'Your mother is here to die'
• New 'muscle gel' that's tougher than steel could help scientists create super-strength robots
• Tindall ready to request a royal pardon after continuing Scotland misery
• Mourning a life that went up in smoke
• Grappa and good times in Sauze d'Oulx, Italy's secret skiing sensation
• Implant that stimulates the spinal cord could help Parkinson's disease sufferers
• My two hours of pain at the hands of this woman
• Controversial Fabregas lifted by return to training after long lay-off
• MARKET REPORT: Punters move in on SThree stock
• A tale of four managers .. but who has the best record in Europe?
• Bring on Liverpool: Villarreal's Llorente wants to make Gerrard eat his words
• Israeli troops 'admit they killed innocent civilians in Gaza war'
• Steamy scenes as Michelle Pfeiffer seduces Rupert Friend (let's hope Keira's not watching!)
• Shanklin ready to step up for Wales and put the lock on O'Driscoll
• United to retain Champions League? History suggests Fergie's side will fail
• New modular GCSEs will be easier to pass, warns UK exam board chief
• West Ham facing another headache as Michael Tonge considers compo bid
• Just move on: What boss of blunder hospital told boy's parents after missing fatal injury
• British truckers 'being attacked by knife-wielding migrants' in Calais
• The Alternative List: Boffins pick their top 10 players of the season so far
• Blair babe ex-Labour MP found guilty of threatening hotel bar staff with four-letter rant
• It must be spring! Stunning yellow daffodils bask in the sunshine in readiness for Mother's Day
• Iraq welcomes first Western tour group since Saddam's fall
• Revealed: Ministers spend £35billion of taxpayers' money on quangos
• 'Yes, they're traitors': Gerry Adams backs McGuinness condemnation of rebels who murdered British soldiers
• Fresh-faced Keira Knightley reveals her natural beauty
• Upton Park chief Zola fed up with everybody Hammering on about Tevez
• Girl, 5, makes medical history by receiving father's liver AND mother's kidney
• THE LIST: Sportsmail's top 10 of this season's top performers in England
• Holiday companies look to UK as Brits stay close to home
• Arch-hawk Besley steps down from MPC
• Immigrants who came to Britain during boom years will stay despite recession, experts warn
• Woman who abandoned newborn baby in plane's toilet rubbish bin faces jail... but might get custody of her child
• Charity Tate to make an explosive return to Emmerdale four years after her exit
• Recipe: Raspberry and almond cake
• Interiors special: Amy’s family penthouse
• BBC to save £400m with 'painful cuts' for top-paid stars
• Cellar monster Josef Fritzl to be interviewed over string of unsolved brutal sex murders
• Hiddink could be back at Chelsea if Russia miss out on World Cup finals
• The Fergie Files: United boss Sir Alex on the top three managers in the Premier League
• Interiors special: Suzy’s decor-licious living space
• Recipe: St Clement's cup cakes
• Is this the world's largest lamb? Bruno the 'woolly lamboth' is spared the chop due to his size
• Sangatte politician launches drive to abolish law that makes helping illegal immigrants in France a crime
• VCTs: Will 2009 be a 'vintage year'?
• Drugs to beat Alzheimer's 'just five years away'... but if they fail sufferer numbers will double in 30 years
• Thomas Cook says more are in the holiday mood
• Benitez won't have the final say on transfers, warns Hicks Liverpool deal
• Now for something completely different. Pub is closed by Monty Python hand grenade
• Labour MP warns Brown he sounds 'shrill and mechanistic'
• Arch-hawk quits as a Bank rate-setter
• Fergie's dream team: Robson, Cantona, Beckham? Find out who makes the Manchester United boss best ever squad
• Darling won't rule out merging Rock and B&B
• Whistleblower calls for Iraq war intelligence to be made public
• Labour blamed for home loans dive after savers drift to NS&I
• £400,000 payout for headmistress smeared as racist for opposing 'Muslim takeover' of her primary school
• Schoolboy collapses and dies after PE lesson... in school where his mother worked as a teaching assistant
• Spurs star Lennon and Arsenal's Walcott wing their way into U21 squad
• OK! magazine could face official inquiry after publishing 'sick' Jade Goody In Loving Memory tribute issue
• White working class boys are worst performing ethnic group in schools by age of 11
• Tories will hike top level of tax to 45p if they win power at the next election
• Police question Spurs outcast Boateng as cars are damaged after night out
• THAT WAS THE SPORTING WEEK: Rafa the clown becomes a footballing genius, Fabregas bullies another OAP, red car good Lewis car bad rule FIA
• Mother whose son died in E.coli outbreak says there were 'no excuses' for serious failings
• Skipper Strauss fit to lead England in first ODI against West Indies
• Hull boss Phil Brown fined for touchline tussle with Newcastle` boss Kinnear
• Budget deficit 'to hit a record £200bn' - making Britain one of the hardest hit economies in the world
• From starving waif to star of the show: The pony with curled-up hooves who recovered to become a prize-winner
• Is £900 a fair price for power of attorney?
• Online banking fraud on the rise
• Recipe: Pick 'n' mix pancakes
• Axe falls on X Factor winner Leon Jackson as he's dropped by record label
• Website of the week: www.onebag.com
• Is there tax relief on new windows?
• First ambulance sent to Natasha at ski resort was turned away, reveals paramedic
• Recipe: Croque maman
• VIDEO SPECIAL: President Obama picks his basketball favourites
• Benitez vows to knock United off their perch with Liverpool ready to end years in the title wilderness
• The Polish deli owner accused of refusing to serve English customers
• Holiday heaven and hell: Christmas magic in the Big Apple and a Baywatch moment in Florida
• As Fritzl faces life in prison, the agony that his victims face for years to come
• Newcastle banking on Barton's return for relegation run-in
• The Welsh shepherds and the flock of glowing sheep who have become the latest internet sensation
• Second Bin Laden tape in a week urges Somalis to topple new president
• Wenger: I don't care who we get in the big draw - my side will beat anybody
• Slump in car industry drives British Motor Show off the road
• HARRY PHIBBS: Why I want Google to keep its damned nose out of my home
• Revenge from beyond the grave: Mother leaves fortune to hospice instead of daughters who tried to evict her
• Hull chiefs insists there are plenty of witnesses in Fabregas spit probe
• Party's back on as Amy Winehouse returns to Camden stomping ground
• Defending Fred the Shred is mission impossible, admits RBS boss as he tells of his shame for staff who have been left to suffer
• Inchcape puts huge discount sticker on its call for cash
• You're wrong, Fergie! Ronaldo dismisses Sir Alex's claims that United will fail in their Quintuple quest
• On track: Where the 2009 F1 season will be won - and lost
• Move over, ER! Welcome to the world's only orang-utan hospital
• Newcastle striker Owen regrets joining England at 2006 World Cup
• Beauty special: Liz Earle's six ages of skincare, plus exclusive make-up tips
• MRSA cases continue to fall with 7% drop over last quarter
• Derby defender Mears heads Marseille a step closer to UEFA Cup glory
• How to seduce a girl in 60 minutes the Russell Brand way (why not, while he's waiting for a ferry)
• Call on Opec not to force up price of oil
• Interiors special: Three stylists, three homes of the moment
• $1trillion spree plan by U.S. boosts sterling
• Harvey and Javine take their little Angel for a family day out
• Chip and PIN was meant to beat credit card fraud. Guess what? It's up 50%
• Benitez bursts up the top earners league but where's Fergie? United genius lags behind when the managers flash their cash
• German school shooter told hostage he killed 12 because it was 'fun'
• Coleman lands FA charge for ref rant after losing to Chelsea
• Friends' gap-year tragedy as three British students killed in Cape Town horror crash on round-the-world trip
• United boss Fergie mocks Rafa's 'weird' rant (shame about Liverpool's 4-1 win)
• Something fishy afoot at the chippie as food police cut number of holes in salt pots
• New fixed-rate bond from Cahoot
• Banks blame mortgage drought on NS&I
• O'Neill determined to tie Petrov down to extended Aston Villa deal
• Thomas Cook sees rise in holiday bookings
• David Walliams enjoys a romantic dinner date with his 'ideal woman' Natalie Imbruglia
• Sony and Google in digital books tie-up
• Scores of college building schemes grind to halt as coffers run dry
• Web exclusive recipe: Orange and cardamom banana bread
• Rare baby reptile dating back to dinosaur age is found on New Zealand mainland for first time in 200 years
• Hughes won't make a case for the defence with Manchester City in Denmark
• Sacked City lawyer launches £5million claim against his old Jesuit Catholic school for abuse in the 70s
• Singer to bring Teathers staff in from cold after double blow
• Schoolgirl suspended for handing out Viagra to fellow pupils
• Hospitality squeeze hits Arena's profits
• Man from the Pru becomes first black boss of a FTSE 100 company
• Female teacher flown 12,000 miles by MoD for 'sham' job interview awarded £35,000 in damages
• Chelsea pile on the pressure for red-hot Hiddink not to quit as Blues boss
• Mortgage lending dives 60% to eight-year low... as public borrowing soars to £9 billion
• Bears howling as insurers are lifted by Pru's strength: Thursday latest from London Stock Exchange
• Cruise holidays: From the Amazon to the Yangtze, an adventure for everyone
• Budget in disarray as UK falls deeper into red
• THAT video is wrong, I did not spit at Ballack, insists Arsenal star Fabregas
• Manchester United boss Fergie lays into Shearer & Co as refuses to retire
• Islamic hate preacher Anjem Choudary probed over call to 'hide terror clues'
• Harry delight as Spurs take on United, Chelsea and Reds in race for Europe
• General strike set to paralyse France as two million protest against Sarkozy's handling of financial crisis
• Profits up as Tucker leaves exits the Pru
• Singer to rescue Teathers staff
• Shopkeeper writes customers' names on sweet wrappers and drink cans - to stop them dropping litter
• HATCHET MAN: There's no 'I' in team but there are two in idiot. Guess which moody Chelsea striker is a bit confused
• Inchcape begins discounted rights issue
• Hunting holiday treasure on Turkey's delightful Turquoise Coast
• Europe by rail: tracking down the best destinations for train travel
• PICTURE SPECIAL: Relaxed Arsenal captain Cesc enjoys night on the town as spitting storm rages
• Sony and Google in digital books tie-up
• Leona Lewis paid £1m to sing at phone billionaire daughter's 21st birthday party
• Spurs deny they were forced to sell Berbatov and Keane after revealing record £40m pre-tax profits
• HATCHET MAN: Relief as Rafa pens new deal but it isn't Liverpool breathing a sigh
• That's what not to wear if you don't want to look bloated, Susannah Constantine
• Dragons' Den blinds makers scoop deal worth tens of thousands of pounds with Argos
• FURBS (Funded unapproved retirement benefits scheme)
• Hospitality squeeze hits Arena's profits
• Sleek Louise Redknapp shows off her body after baby in a daring see-through top
• A new era for British banking
• Schools of robofish to sniff out pollution in the Thames
• Petrol prices to rise AGAIN as Government increases fuel tax by 2p a litre
• Tevez will be forced to quit Old Trafford unless Fergie stumps up £32m
• Is it time to bury gold coins in the garden?
• Gatwick and Stansted must be sold, BAA told
• Profits soar as Tucker leaves Prudential in great shape
• HATCHET MAN: Sir Alex's recruitment drive is bad news for Villa and Everton
• Behind the wheel: Sportsmail's driver-by-driver guide to 2009 season
• Yesterday's trading: Urge to merge hits High Street
• HATCHET MAN: Boy in the hood Fabregas needs to leave Arsenal and find a manager who won't put up with his tantrums
• The face of evil 40 years on: Prison releases new photo of mass killer Charles Manson
• Perfect storm of food, energy and water shortages will bring global mayhem by 2030, Government scientist warns
• Vanessa Feltz's BIG mistake as she squeezes into revealing dress
• Sterling gets boost from US spending spree
• Pictured: The spectacular eruption of an underwater volcano in the South Pacific
• His own TV, computer and even, if he wants, a pet. Life in a cell for Fritzl will be far cushier than daughter's dungeon
• Land of Leather founders plot comeback
• Credit crunch travel: 84p-a-night holidays
• Cut out flop buys, Rafa, if you want to kill off United - Hansen warns Anfield boss
• Self-titled 'decider' George W Bush to write book about decisions
• Obama fury grows over AIG bonuses
• Cullen to make his Widnes bow against joint favourites Halifax
• Stock market report: Thursday close
• Sibbit relief after he escapes ban despite positive drugs test
• Liverpool stars rush to sign new deals after Benitez seals his own Anfield future
• Barclays hit with investor lawsuit
• 'Awesome' Samoan Saint Meli returns - but faces a battle to get back into Potter's side
• Mortgages to cost more after crackdown
• What the back pages say: City owners tells Hughes to buy a big name, Gerrard insists Europe fears Liverpool, Fergie says we cannot win the Quintuple
• Landing a better deal: Cheaper flights promised as BAA is told to sell three airports
• Australia beat England but fail to join them in World Cup Final
• 'She had all the charm in the world, but it covered misgivings about her talent'
• JANE FRYER: Exquisitely understated, utterly inspiring, the wartime poster striking a chord in our credit-crunch times
• As family switch off life support... could Natasha Richardson have been saved?
• Dr Scurr's view: Even a seemingly minor head injury can kill
• Nearly 200,000 'are hooked on online gambling'
• Why a daily tipple is more likely to result in liver disease than binge drinking
• It's too tough a call: United won't win all five trophies, admits Ferguson
• Did someone say green shoots? House sales reach a 12-month high
• Teetotallers are the 'new pariahs' - Health Secretary warns on Britain's drink habit
• Kate Moss parties for the third night in a row (but she's upstaged by Sadie Frost's pumped-up cleavage)
• Don't ask the mirror who's the fairest of them all - your brain will tell you lies
• £15,000 a month for suspended boss of 'Third World' NHS hospital
• Only 84p a night! Holiday prices at rock bottom in desperate fight for customers
• So who's your inspiration? It's time to honour Britain's extraordinary women
• Rafa Benitez: The highs and lows of his Liverpool reign
• Has Chris Tarrant finally used up all his lifelines?
• Blast from the past will give offenders an earful. Police get their whistles back