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• Books left on the shelf: A fifth of pupils only read blogs and magazines
• Is Michael Jackson moving to a £1m mansion in a leafy London suburb?
• Casey is the best bet to end Britain's drought in the majors, says Donald
• 'We are NOT offended': Palace tries to smooth over Queen's 'Why does that man have to shout' jibe at Berlusconi
• Is this the end of Edie? Nicollette Sheridan exits Desperate Housewives in dramatic car crash
• Artur’s debt of gratitude: Pole backed by boss and let off hook by McGregor
• Ferguson and McGregor issue apologies after SFA dish out life bans
• Federer does a McEnroe: Swiss legend smashes racket but denies losing it
• Wakefield 54 Leigh 0: Trinty given licence to thrill
• Now all of our Armed Forces are on offer as part of an EU 'catalogue'
• Flintoff hat-trick fires England to victory in one-day series decider
• Hull KR 32 Celtic Crusaders 6: Rovers romp as Cockayne waits
• Four million more people get flexible working rights despite recession
• Mauled by critics and frazzled by nerves... Why Hollywood can wait for Mathew Horne
• ALEX BRUMMER: After all that euphoria - it's back to reality
• The stats, the gossip, the tips, the teams...
• Britain's sorry world champion Hamilton says he was 'told to lie'
• Villa are not out of the Champions League race yet, says O'Neill
• We told the truth on Fred the Shred, says RBS chief... but anger flares over pension deal
• OFT asked to probe claims travellers are being 'conned by currency charges'
• QUENTIN LETTS: Meet Madame Cyn, the latest quango queen
• I was right to leave West Ham for Sunderland, says Ferdinand
• Andy Townsend's boot room: Crouch to score, but will he do rope or robot?
• ROBERT HARDMAN: A very English revolt sees off Google's spies
• Middlesbrough are not a lost cause, insists their survival expert O'Neill
• No Rovers return for Spurs outcast Bentley as Redknapp stays ruthless
• Family in 11th-hour legal battle to halt brothers' adoption by gay couple
• RBS must test The Shred's pension legally
• Graham Poll: I’m sorry...I should have tamed Rooney
• Moyes warns players: Finish in the top six or forget your summer holidays
• Madonna is a great mum and I was right behind her bid to adopt Mercy, says Guy Ritchie after adoption request is rejected
• Parked on double yellows? It's a fair cop as these police cars get caught in the act
• Fierce protests mar Nato summit as anarchists storm hotel and start torching buildings
• Ghost of Wembley in 96 back to haunt Chelsea boss Hiddink
• Deputy leader of Muslim group to sue Government in row over extremism
• Why I blame myself for the murder of Sixties playwright Joe Orton, by theatre critic and friend Michael Thornton
• Cap sticks the boot into Davies' England dream
• Britannia customers to vote on Co-op merger
• Revealed: Why millionaire Christopher Foster slaughtered his family
• DOMINIC SANDBROOK: The men who REALLY saved the world: Bretton Woods left a legacy the G20 leaders can only dream of
• Nato allies join UK in pledge to send more troops to Afghanistan
• MAIL COMMENT: Pay up, Mr Ross!
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: Network deal proves Vodafone is grown up
• EXCLUSIVE: Madrid confident they will capture Ronaldo in £75m record deal
• Charles Sale: BBC delay naming 'new Motson'
• MAIL COMMENT: A protest for privacy
• Yesterday's trading: Is Tesco getting too expensive?
• Who's that girl with Guy? Lady Gabriella Windsor!
• British Land takes big hit on Abbey HQ
• MAIL COMMENT: A day on, the G20 deal loses its shine
• Peter Scudamore: Rambling Minster can deliver for the Reveleys
• PETER OBORNE: Hubris, hoopla and claims that were false, cynical and very, very dangerous
• British Airways' 750-job cull will cost it £75m
• The killing fields' torturer in chief: 30 years after the downfall of Pol Pot, the commander of a secret jail finally goes on trial
• Royal Bank of Scotland issues toxic loans alert
• A very innocent love affair: Wartime letters that revealed a side of Mark Palmer's mother he had never seen before
• Woodland wonders: Wild species make outstanding garden plants
• The high society psycho who has come back to haunt Boris Johnson
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: RBS must test The Shred's pension legally
• I am buzzing again now that Shearer is back, insists Toon hot-shot Owen
• Elton John secures £11.5m thanks to hit songs
• Like mother, like daughter: Chloe Madeley lets it all hang out in wardrobe malfunction
• Sam Turner: Oniz Tiptoes can score again at Market Rasen
• Recession builds up head of steam despite G20 optimism
• SANDRA PARSONS: The one word that Madonna HAD to hear - no
• Bolt believes his amazing world record will be beaten this year
• Des Kelly: Just a spoonful of Shearer helps the medicine go down
• Trainer Evan Williams plays for keeps at Aintree
• Built with 65,000 bricks, the LEGO space shuttle that replicates a real launch
• Higgins edges out world champion O'Sullivan to reach China Open semis
• Oh My, what a short price: Bookies fear record support for Walsh
• Monkey business: Is Tarzan's chimp Cheeta a cheater?
• I never want to see another celebrity again! How a Harper's Bazaar editor grew tired of the never-ending party
• The comeback cad: Why is James Hewitt STILL dropping tantalising hints about Prince Harry's paternity?
• A bonkers baronet with a £20m fortune has a proposition for a brave woman... would YOU bear him an heir?
• An early start to hay fever misery: Pollen surge blamed on milder winters
• Pupils to dine on beef from the park as council plans to raise herd of cattle
• Long-serving McLaren fixer Ryan carries the can for Lewis lies
• Sports drinks 'can be worse for your teeth than cola'
• BEL MOONEY: Who will save me from this spiral of loneliness?
• A trip down golf's memory lane at the Augusta National
• Seabass off menu but Castro can still cook up a storm...
• Top teachers to earn up to £200,000 under new Government 'superheads' plan
• Deacon's tunnel vision is centred on Wembley
• DEBORAH ROSS: Shock new study: We are ALL going to die!
• £30m funding shortfall for free bus passes putting jobs in peril
• Stella McCartney's £300,000 crystal horse tribute to her mother
• End of an era for Royal Show as last event approaches
• New Messiah Shearer outlines his masterplan for saving Newcastle
• Recovery in housing 'will be hit by Hips'
• Ronaldo to receive Bolt sprint training - and Usain fancies a spot in United side
• UN appoints Jewish judge to head Gaza inquiry into alleged war crimes
• FBI deny Taliban is responsible for New York gun rampage which left 14 dead
• Church school apologises for giving 11-year-old lessons in SWEARING
• Peter Hardy's Snow Patrol: Where and when to ski this Easter
• Three homes Hoon: Iraq war Minister claimed expenses on one home, rented out second ... and lived in third for free
• Jessica Simpson escapes to Mexico for sunshine break... but stays covered up
• Pictured: The moment four of the world's rarest tiger cubs took their first steps outside
• Home sellers with no HIP will face £200 fine
• FULHAM v Liverpool: International pair return ahead of Reds test
• GRAND NATIONAL: Darkness win would provide music to the ears of Lord and Lady Lloyd Webber
• Compensation floodgates may open after judge rules prison unlawfully destroyed inmate's smuggled mobile phone
• EVERTON v Wigan: Cahill's late return causes headache for Moyes ahead of Latics clash
• Charles and Camilla to meet the Pope for first time during five-day trip to Italy
• Arsenal boss Wenger backs Shearer to do the business at troubled Newcastle
• BOLTON v Middlesbrough: Megson worry-free for 'Boro clash
• DIRK KUYT TALKS TO MATT LAWTON: On almost shunning football for fishing, graft over glory, respect for Rafa - and drawing Chelsea in Europe
• Video story: Finding Nemo... and falling in love on a Caribbean cruise
• Policing Pledge Interview
• Let me tell you a little about The Money Blog
• U.S. jobless rate rises to 8.5% to the highest level since 1983
• Bolton v MIDDLESBROUGH: Johnson set to miss out for 'Boro at the Reebok
• Chelsea boss Guus ready for Newcastle to come out fighting with Shearer
• Dowie salutes 'brave' boss Shearer for taking plunge into the deep-end
• Come to bed: Lisa Snowdon wraps herself in a crisp white sheet for alluring ad
• Companion plants
• Blackburn v TOTTENHAM: Rested King to start for Spurs in Rovers test
• Grim U.S. unemployment figures fail to spook markets
• The Italian town where residents and immigrants travel on separate buses
• The Italian nun who spent 20 years as a lapdancer (now she's a ballerina for Jesus)
• Dirk delivers Liverpool's second boost as Kuyt follows Gerrard with new deal
• Ambitious Hughes confident City can qualify for Europe via the league
• Fab news finds Wenger ruffled: Barca step up bid to sign Arsenal skipper
• Romanian who raped a woman so he could 'live in luxury' in a British jail gets his wish
• Thank you
• MANCHESTER UNITED v Aston Villa: Neville returns as Reds hope to end slide against Villans
• Britain basks in glorious sunshine - but it's back to showers and windy weather this week
• Ghosts in the attic: THE MUSIC ROOM BY WILLIAM FIENNES
• Pregnant Kate Garraway glows with health (and shows off her growing bump) in babydoll dress
• Supermarket Banking <br>
• No Fabio feud: I won't stand in Ledley's way insists Spurs boss Redknapp
• HULL CITY v Portsmouth: Brown's Tigers missing Cousin for arrival of Pompey
• White House apologises after calls to Hillary Clinton were redirected to a sex line
• OFT narrows charges probe on three banks
• Portable Solar Charger £34.99
• Newcastle v CHELSEA: Hiddink without Drogba for Tyne trip
• Promising signs of easing pain among services firms
• Teacher sacked after writing 'fictional' book in which pupils have sexual fantasies about HER
• Teenage reads
• British Airways jobs go at end of grim week
• England skipper Terry broke my nose, reveals Ukraine and Liverpool striker Voronin
• Cartwheel in the sky: The kaleidoscopic galaxy 500million light years from Earth
• Fulham v LIVERPOOL: Benayoun and Hyypia doubts for Reds Cottage clash
• Dyer finally joins the small band of Zola's fit West Ham players following leg-break
• Chick Lit
• Holiday heaven and hell: Frustration in Fès and the best of British in Dorset
• Retro Reads
• Red squirrels could die out in ten years, says Prince Charles
• Walk like an Egyptian: Wigan reveal AWOL Zaki has blown permanent deal
• Amit Chaudhuri: The Immortals
• Finished: Furious Walter tells disgraced pair their Rangers days are over
• British Airways jobs go at end of grim week
• Jail for policeman, 33, caught in undercover sting as he tried to groom girls on internet
• Pupils to learn about Druids, Moonies and Rastafarians for new religious studies GCSE
• Guus: Not even the European and FA Cup double can persuade me to stay
• Twitter this: Google 'planning' $250m takeover of social networking craze
• Maeve Haran: The Lady And The Poet
• BLACKBURN v Tottenham: Rovers missing Cruz and Dunn for Spurs test
• Pictured: Chilling last moments of ruined tycoon who murdered his family before torching mansion and killing himself
• Pretty in pink: Coleen leaves the tent at home for another Grand day out at Aintree
• 'I've tried Botox': Kylie Minogue finally admits the worst-kept secret in showbiz
• Vietnamese pair are jailed after turning millionaire businessman's £1m home into a cannabis factory
• VIDEO: Don't turn other cheek Ballack, Podolski will hit that one as well
• Famous faces make a comeback for the final episode of ER (but there's no George Clooney)
• The Egghead and the Hourglass: THE GENIUS AND THE GODDESS BY JEFFREY MEYERS
• Manchester United striker Berba ruled out for two weeks with ankle injury
• Everton v WIGAN: Zaki only doubt for Bruce ahead of Goodison clash
• Dance boss pays men £10 an hour to partner hordes of women with Strictly bug
• Thrillers
• Hull City v PORTSMOUTH: England trio to feature against Tigers
• I'm not a liar: Sorry Hamilton hits back and insists: I was misled by McLaren
• Royal Bank of Scotland faces AGM anger and more job losses
• Don't let go! Sienna Miller can barely contain her excitement as she poses with Michael Caine
• NEWCASTLE v Chelsea: Shearer given options for arrival of Blues
• India pile up the runs but New Zealand stay in the game with key wickets
• West Ham v SUNDERLAND: Richardson returns to ease Sbragia's injury woes for Hammers test
• Suitors start enquiries as Southampton FC goes up for sale
• Raider in the RBS smash-and-grab raid was a girl of 17
• West Brom v STOKE: Pulis waits on internationals for Baggies trip
• Smith slams SPL critics after Scottish football comes under attack
• A&L and Bradford & Bingley 3% one-year fixed rate Isa
• Redknapp needs to get dealing again this summer, says Spurs legend Ossie
• Are you looking at my bird? How a woodpecker changed my life...
• Horsfield to launch legal action against Hammers despite no games for Blades
• British Land sells Abbey HQ for £115m to Santander
• Now you see them, now you don't: Orthodox Israeli newspapers Photo-shop out female Cabinet ministers
• Give me my job back, paramedic tells bosses who sacked him for fighting off road-rage attacker
• Redknapp ready to call on Pav to prove he still has a future at Spurs
• WEST HAM v Sunderland: Zola without Cole for arrival of Sbragia's men
• Discovering the hidden delights of Magnificent Montenegro
• Gorgeous Daisy Lowe proves why she's a top lingerie model as she steps out in daring ensemble
• Carragher urges Liverpool to pile title pressure on United with win at Fulham
• Meet Petal Blossom Rainbow: Jools Oliver back in skinny jeans eight hours after birth to show off daughter
• Morning-after mood for FTSE: Friday latest from the London Stock Exchange
• WEST BROM v Stoke: Mowbray aims for consistency ahead of Potters clash
• School bans Muslim mother from parents' evening for wearing veil
• It happened to me... I survived a helicopter crash
• Make Ross pay: As BBC is fined record £150,000 over sick stunt, MPs demand he and Russell Brand foot bill
• Can we find a cheaper mortgage deal?
• Pain easing for services firms
• ARSENAL v Manchester City: Wenger given boost ahead of arrival of Blues
• Policing Pledge
• VIDEO SPECIAL: Ex-England striker Sheringham tries a new ball game
• Book review: The tent, the bucket and me - My family's disastrous attempts to go camping in the 1970s
• Smiths News and John Menzies boosted by Telegraph deals
• Rooney: United stars would never forgive themselves if Liverpool win title
• Arsenal v MANCHESTER CITY: Bellamy a doubt but Robinho available for Emirates test
• Free ice cream for every Irish Mail on Sunday reader
• Tevez reveals Diego wants Argentina to copy Fergie's Man United blueprint
• England star Steven Gerrard pleads not guilty to nightclub brawl charge
• A design on extra earnings
• Gerrard signs new £26m Anfield deal before pleading not guilty over brawl
• Mother arrested over dance school's missing £30,000 intended for troupe's dream trip to LA
• Shearer bans players from nights on the Toon as Newcastle boss gets tough
• Is my business bank account protected?
• Centrica and EDF locked in British Energy stake talks
• Human hearts can regenerate, say surprised scientists
• 30 tips to beat the squeeze (continued)
• Pictured: Schoolbus stranded on beach by incoming tide after teacher ignores warning
• West End audience boo as Mathew Horne AND Imelda Staunton pull out of play due to illness
• Spurs set to turn back time and renew bid to sign City winger Martin Petrov
• Halifax: House prices fell £3,000 in March
• 'No phone zones' urged on airlines as Britons call for child-free areas
• HATCHET MAN: As the Saints go marching out and Charlton prepare a fire sale, Premier League chiefs must examine their own greed
• Gerrard takes his mind off court by signing new two-year deal at Liverpool
• Waitrose boost for John Lewis as weekly sales improve
• HATCHET MAN: Owen has eight games to become a Magpies legend - and he owes them that after failing to deliver in the last four years
• Why we're all hooked on The Wire
• My heart says it's impossible to leave Manchester United, pleads Carlos Tevez
• Centrica and EDF locked in British Energy talks
• Reunited at last, the miracle triplets who spent their first four months in separate hospitals
• HATCHET MAN: Note to Davies - Forget United backlash, you owe Villa fans something after your shameful Anfield surrender
• Bye, Bye Obama: Thick fog forces President's armoured limousine into London's rush hour traffic
• Shares lead the way back
• English Women's cricket captain becomes first female Cricketer of the Year
• HATCHET MAN: Axe Robinho, let him sulk and rage then sell him - the only way Manchester City can recoup anything from this £34m disaster
• Frustrated Zola refuses to enter club vs country row after Hammer blow to Cole
• G20 leaders aim for a global makeover
• The teenager born with one hand and four kidneys who is set to become a catwalk model
• Foreign deals sour at HBOS
• Sacha Baron Cohen ridicules Madonna's adoption in outrageous Bruno movie
• McLaren sporting director Ryan suspended over Hamilton cheat row
• British woman nicknamed 'Mighty Mouse' sets new world record as she dives 96metres in ONE breath
• Bullion prices hit by IMF plan to sell off gold
• Analysis: Stock market rally may be brief
• Tacky Spice: Mel B leaves little to the imagination in raunchy new burlesque show
• 300 protesters arrested and riot police fire tear gas as violence spreads to France ahead of Nato summit in Strasbourg
• Boost for Warrington as Carvell returns from knee injury
• Shearer gets serious telling Newcastle to focus on avoiding the drop - and not him
• Cockayne escapes prison for assault but could now be banned by RFL
• Lindsay Lohan storms the stage as she joins Lily Allen in the middle of her concert
• The G20 bailout pledges explained
• Adam becomes first robot to make a scientific discovery after conducting its OWN experiments
• Yesterday's trading: Ray of sunshine for City traders
• Crackdown on wheel clamp 'cowboys' as government vows to end parking rip-off
• Rosberg leads Williams 1-2 in first practice as Button finishes third
• What the back pages say: Wenger says he'll stay with Arsenal, Shearer lays down the law, Saints to fold in a month
• And the show goes on: Obama, Michelle and the rest of the Nato circus hit Baden-Baden
• Land Rover to get &pound;800m lifeline
• Paris Hilton steals Lady GaGa's style for bondage-style shoot
• G20: Tax shelter purge ends with a fudge
• Stock market close: Day-after mood for Footsie
• Old Saint Nick bids to bring his cup magic to Craven Park
• More strife for Hamilton as McLaren ace is fined for exceeding pit lane limit
• Goodwin faces RBS shareholders' anger
• Fred the Shred is a 'benefit scrounger who created a culture of fear', say furious RBS shareholders
• G20: New rules mean free-for-all is over
• Murray trounces Verdasco to set up Del Potro semi-final showdown
• Don't say 'blind as a bat', diversity guide warns police
• SAM FLEMING: Stock market rally brings 'new hope'...but will it last?
• How rail passengers are left isolated in 'ghost stations'
• How a cup of hot chocolate could boost brain power and stave off fatigue
• Australia's prime minister dubbed 'Kevin Rude' after he makes air stewardess cry over 'no meat' meal
• Named and shamed: Hospitals failing in war on superbugs
• 'Divisive' Archbishop of Birmingham is new head of Catholic Church
• Physics A-level is 'too easy and fails to prepare students'
• Foxy Knoxy shields her eyes as court is shown shocking murder photos of 23 injuries on Meredith's body
• Do gentlemen prefer blondes? John Cleese certainly seems to
• Mohammed cartoonist accuses BBC of 'appeasing Muslim fanatics by not showing interview'