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  Thursday 09 April 2009  

• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The true value of Easter - keeping our shared values together
• MAIL COMMENT: Britain remains wide open to all those who wish us ill
• MAIL COMMENT: Never mind police, what about Smith's creditability?
• New Catholic leader hits out at TV ads for abortion
• Jacko prepares for his £1m rented London palace (complete with neighbouring ghosts...)
• NHS hospitals are treating patients in temporary buildings in car parks
• HARRY MOUNT: Why endure the torture of queues at the airport?
• Sticky moment for Bet's husband at the checkout after he's accused of shoplifting
• Unhappy marriage? Blame the kids, claims eight-year study
• Number of children going to hospital to have teeth pulled soars by 66% since 1997
• Falconer who trained Harry Potter owls is convicted of cruelty to birds
• Brazil striker Adriano gives up football and refuses to return to Inter Milan
• Celtic star Hinkel insists: We can turn the screw on Rangers
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Why a historian ditched his Spectator column 28 years they printed false sleaze rumours
• In-form Harrington takes advantage of 'generous' Augusta
• Students suffering as cases of mumps treble
• Rangers stand-in Dailly revels in the role - and he wants to see the job through
• Free Easter days out: Enjoy the bank holiday weekend with our guide to fantastic family activities that don't cost a penny
• Norman in mood to chase away ghosts of bygone Masters
• The (very) Cold War: Feuding ice-cream sellers lose their cool in seaside sunshine
• Burley exonerated of all blame as SFA find in favour of their manager
• Pilgrims tracing the last steps of Jesus have been going the WRONG way for 2,000 years, says historian
• Middle-aged ‘hairy angel’ wipes the smile off Britain’s Got Talent judges' faces
• Paddy poised: Harrington and Woods in the hunt as Augusta provides an easy ride
• Teale delighted to be in the clear after Boozegate inquiry
• I was a career women who boasted about being childless ... until a puppy sent my maternal instinct into overdrive
• Wriggle room: SFA chief Smith refuses to close the door on banned Ferguson and McGregor
• MICHAEL BURLEIGH: Gullible dons and terror cells on campus
• Scientists develop jab that could make scars a thing of the past
• Gold prices set to surge 'as high as $1,500 an ounce'
• Liverpool boss Benitez must decide on whether to take gamble on Gerrard
• Equine epic that merits a mention in dispatches
• Quick's terror blunder: In steps Met's troubleshooter John Yates
• Blunder ref Attwell given another chance at crunch Everton v Villa clash
• Buffett sees rating reduced on recession impact
• JAMES SLACK: What will the true damage to Britain prove to be?
• JAN MOIR: Children betrayed and broken by state handouts
• No discontent in this Winter, thanks to a bright new team
• BEN LAURANCE COMMENT: Cars... on a road to perversity
• Wigan manager Bruce demands apology from Egyptian bad boy Zaki
• Disgruntled Halford hits out at Reading boss Coppell
• Brown clashes with Pakistan over terror suspects handed student visas by Home Office
• Chelsea's £40m Villa: Abramovich to raid cash-strapped Valencia for Spain star
• My sweet George: The big sister of the Beatles legend opens her never-seen-before family album
• German giants Bayern Munich in £5m bid to land Arsenal manager Wenger
• I'm just off to run the North Pole marathon ... and I may be some time
• Anti-British rant is too black-and-white
• Hamburg 3 Manchester City 1: City crushed by Jol's men after super start
• MARKET REPORT: Bulls get buyers back in the saddle
• CITY FOCUS: Retailers in the hunt for sweeter Easter sales
• EXCLUSIVE: Chelsea's Ivanovic - how I walked tall to bring down Liverpool
• Marks and Spencer marking time as analysts predict dividend cut
• UK jobs lost as T-Mobile calls go to the Philippines
• French spoke in Armstrong's bid to race Le Tour again
• The vain refusal by celebs to bow to the ageing process is placing an unbearable strain on real women
• Lloyds chief handed £2million shares bonus
• Charles Sale: ECB panic almost taken to the Max
• Wannabe England coach Flower waits to see the light after tour inquest
• Pound's slide gives a boost to British exporters
• MARTIN SAMUEL: The drip, drip denigration of Ian Tomlinson, an ordinary man
• Sir Michael's tribute is a perfect cut
• Insurers face huge claims as piracy spreads in Gulf of Aden
• Can Big Al shore up Newcastle's fragile defence to handle the Delapedator?
• Children's charity hits the jackpot with Wigan Warriors
• Cut-price debt deal for Canary Wharf developer
• Look, no strings! Why the Yeah Yeah Yeahs changed their tune
• Why job success means less to women under 35 than men
• 'Crazy' Lipman ready to put his neck on the line for Bath - again
• RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Morning, campers! Welcome to Hi-de-Hi Britain
• Huddlestone has touch of Hoddle ... but Spurs boss may pass up on midfielder
• Sbragia still has titles on his mind at struggling Sunderland
• Harrison Ford spends time with fiance Calista Flockhart... and a very hungry hippo
• University librarians red-faced after important history of mankind, Homo Britannicus, filed as gay literature
• 'Magic' for British Tyson as boxer aims to extend unbeaten run
• Peter Jackson: From Sedgley Park to kings of Europe? Richards has made 'too posh to push' Quins reach for the sky
• THE GODFATHER II: An offer you can refuse
• Get ahead in the Med: Cyprus is surging forward with state-of-the-art homes
• EXCLUSIVE: Martin Samuel meets under pressure boss Gareth Southgate
• Plans for grand Flat finale shared at Ascot and Newmarket stall
• RACE TO WITCH MOUNTAIN and DRAGONBALL EVOLUTION: These two should be burned at the stake
• The dream green team: The stylish eco-homes that will save you money too
• BAZ BAMIGBOYE: Why Mick Jagger's really Jumpin' Jack Cash
• 'I've never been Saffy,' says Jennifer Saunders' daughter, folk singer Ella Edmondson
• Let's get serious: Guest determined to live the dream with his ace filly
• Top to toe: How to look cool in the urban jungle
• Who are you kissing NOW, Doc? David Tennant and Michelle Ryan get close in Doctor Who
• FAST AND FURIOUS: Slow, and it made me furious
• Moving to a retirement village can herald an exciting new lifestyle
• Go dotty: Polka dots are the perfect pick-me-up for Easter celebrations
• KR coach Morgan warns: It's never an easy game against Hull
• 17 AGAIN and LET THE RIGHT ONE IN: Two good films in one week
• Ice lady Jessica Taylor is all smiles as she strips off for a bubble bath
• Engage Super League: The Good Friday guide to the action
• Alan Greenspan's key barometer of US economic crisis... Sale of men's underpants
• That was the sporting week: Lewis tells fibs, Edwin has panic attacks and Alex worries over youth policy
• THE LIST: The top 10 free-kick kings in history
• Bow wow wow factor: The pet-friendly car with a dog bed in the boot
• London Irish 30 Bourgoin 32: Armitage misses last-gasp kick to save Irish
• Police chalk up a £5,000 bill in failed case against student and his civil liberties graffiti
• Wigan 12 St Helens 19: Saints take top spot after holding off mighty Warriors
• Harlequins 24 Catalans 28: Guisset at the double as Dragons ease past Quins
• World No 1 Nadal to defend Queen's title before Wimbledon quest
• HATCHET MAN: Another fine mess as Laurel & Hardy - sorry, Shearer & Dowie - drill the Keystone Cops
• Iran opens uranium enrichment plant 'for civilian use' as West seeks talks to end nuclear impasse
• Obama's post-election thank you to Latinos: Officials plans to give 12m illegal immigrants U.S. passport
• Liverpool face nervous wait on Gerrard as fears continue over skipper's injury
• HATCHET MAN: You're a miserable little pleader Jol - you were good at Spurs but don't start begging for jobs!
• HATCHET MAN: City slicker Bellamy committed to the Eastlands cause ... until club number nine comes along
• War on terror will focus on 'Pakistan Taliban', says Gordon Brown
• She's still super: Bikini-clad Cindy Crawford shows off her fabulous figure
• HATCHET MAN: Squabbling Fergie and Rafa are the real losers as they both look like missing the biggest prize of them all
• HATCHET MAN: The Barcelona goal machine will chew up and spit out any of the sorry English defences left in Europe
• Food Fest: The landscape art that's good enough to eat
• The police force that tagged its officers and, guess what, got them working faster
• Simpsons stamps unveiled: TV's best-known cartoon family delivered to your letterbox
• Master blasters: The best power washers for cars, patios and graffiti
• I'm made up! Norwich mum becomes internet sensation with make up tips sent to YouTube from her sitting room
• EXCLUSIVE: Sousa sent packing as QPR call time on their latest boss
• Financial Mail Extra: Employees fight for their rights
• Inter boss Mourinho will face no charges over Old Trafford 'punch' probe
• St Mirren 1 Rangers 2: Edu delivers winner as Light Blues ride out storm
• Credit crunch fashion - The £20 suit
• One in four face financial problems in retirement
• Simple operation to cure blindness could be available in just six years
• Win £5000 Easter cash by 6pm today!
• Thank you for entering the Visit California competition
• Aviva axes free employee pensions
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: With less than a million viewers, BBC licence fee is as hard to defend as MPs' expenses
• Win a holiday to California
• UK holiday parks: Britons set for return to 'Hi-de-Hi!' holidays
• Redknapp blasts 'flawed system' as Spurs can do nothing over Palacios red
• Debbie McGee makes her dress disappear... for £103 on eBay
• I'm a granny, not a nanny! Why grans should be for forbidden chocolates and cuddles, not a punishing childcare schedule
• Darling rules out a tax cut on savings
• Recruitment of permanent staff 'still falling'
• Analysis: Gordon patches it up with Prudence
• Give the dog a home: The 100 St Bernards that need to be rescued
• Aviation chiefs crack down on ‘laser louts’ who distract pilots mid-flight
• The female finance workers paid 60% less
• Barclays confirms £3bn iShares sale
• Saudi man divorces his wife by text message
• Masters LIVE: Follow all the action from Augusta on day one
• Outrage over Barclays boss's £5million windfall
• How Ireland became an economic basket-case
• Slumdog success inspires the Proms to try a Bollywood flavour
• City's empty office space soars by 10 per cent
• Frail and limping 'Dear Leader' Kim Jong-Il makes public appearance to win unanimous re-election
• Boy left paralysed after being accidentally run over by his father sues him for £9million
• Man accused of killing father-of-two will have electronic tag removed... so he can go for party weekend away
• Cyborg rolls a little closer: The chariot which lets amputees 'stand tall and walk'
• Gordon Ramsay fell from a Segway. To my disappointment, he fell on sand not concrete
• Me and my school photo: Chris de Burgh
• Police officers 'tagged' by chiefs improve response times by 20%
• Femail fashion: All things bright and beautiful...
• Goodbye Wenger? Bayern could lure Arsenal boss in mega-money deal
• Newly single Sugababe Amelle hits the town after split with boyfriend Freddie... and shows him what he's missing
• It's Shear frustration for new Toon boss as Newcastle suffer triple injury blow
• Jack Tweed leaves fresh flowers at Jade's grave...before heading off to place a bet
• You don't have to be rich to do Paris...
• Doctor has baptism struck from official records after claiming he could not consent as a baby
• Britney Spears storms off stage for 40 minutes then warns her fans: 'Don't smoke weed'
• Canary Wharf buys back its debt for a song
• Supermodel Miranda Kerr reveals her Victoria's Secrets... and one of them is to have a baby with Orlando
• The Data Bank: All the top racing tips for Wednesday, April 9
• Galaxy to become eco-chocolate bar made from 'sustainable cocoa plantations’
• Boy who shot female teacher in the face is suspended for just 15 days
• Russell Brand gets lucky with two ladies - but a parking warden spoils their sleepover
• Sex offenders freed on early release to take lie detector tests or face returning to prison
• I want to manage in the Premier League again, reveals former Spurs boss Jol
• 'Comedy Nazi' musical The Producers to be staged in Germany for first time
• BBC could face Ofcom investigation after Clare Balding jibe over Grand National winning jockey's teeth
• Hays warns of worse to come after jobs market plunges again
• Who's the caddy? Greg Norman finds a willing assistant in tennis legend wife Chris Evert
• Good things come in threes: Lampard thinks Chelsea can bag the treble after crushing Anfield win
• KEITH WATERHOUSE: Wayzgoose? It went the way of lost festivals
• Hanging baskets are banned from a town high street... because watering them would be 'too dangerous'
• Mother's shock as baby monitor broadcasts pictures of her child to the neighbours' TV
• Married Bruce Springsteen named as 'the other man' in divorce papers
• Bridge with Omar Sharif and dodging Nazi torpedoes: Sandra Howard salutes her remarkable mother
• The luxury vending machine which sells Bentley convertibles, designer dresses... and 24 carat gold handcuffs
• Pavlyuchenko would be a great signing for us, insists Chelsea boss Hiddink
• AstraZeneca setback as US limits use of big-selling drug
• Street View ‘is here to stay’: Defiant Google Maps boss stands firm
• Boy, 4, refused place at village school where his family has been taught since his great-great-great grandfather built it
• School literacy lessons 'have left a generation lacking the stamina to read books'
• Safety fears over mouthwash after 17 products are recalled due to 'microbiological problem'
• Binmen blockaded by furious householder after they refuse to take garden waste... because it had five stones in it
• Molineux holds the key as Wolves wobble on the brink of glory
• Probe could force City boy-racers' supercar club to wind-up
• Big Foot Britain: The average man's feet have grown a whole size in just five years
• Blow for Arsenal: Gallas is ruled out for rest of the season with knee injury
• Teenager arrested for wearing baggy trousers cites Prince Harry and David Beckham as evidence the trend is 'cool'
• Apprentice Watch: Medieval Majid fails to pass Sir Alan's fitness test
• DAVID BELLAMY: What a sad world if you couldn't be kissed by a butterfly
• One evening, three outfits: Fashion conscious Pixie makes the most of her night on the town...
• How many bites at the cherry do you want? They cost £3 EACH
• Notorious child sex killer pocketed hundreds of pounds from sale of sculpture on display at the Royal Festival Hall
• Girls Aloud launch their own range of fake eyelashes... but those promo photos don't look real either
• The mad, mad menopause: LOUISE FOXCROFT charts its fascinating, and sometimes gruesome, history...
• Bank of England leaves rates on hold and pledges to boost money supply
• Mother who smacked son, 8, with hairbrush in 'moment of madness' is forced to give him up to social services
• CVC Partners snaps up iShares from Barclays in £4.4 billion deal
• Saved from swimming in circles: Allison the one-finned turtle gets a new prosthetic
• Gosden’s Classic View: Trainer says his talented Guineas filly is wild child
• I'm no longer Laurence's 'dumpy wife': Jackie Llewelyn-Bowen on the diet that changed her life
• Pensioner kicked in the head by horse spooked by low-flying RAF helicopter sues the MoD
• Ex-thief who tried to sell stolen £10m Warhol painting has garden show at Chelsea
• MPs should be banned from getting expenses for second homes, says Lib-Dem leader
• Drinking, fighting and snubbing Prince William - the Franz Ferdinand way
• My yellow peril is over, says Care as Quins prepare for Euro showdown with to Leinster
• Woman cyclist crushed to death by lorry turning onto a busy roundabout
• Universities 'will turn away 200,000 applicants' in recruitment clampdown
• Will HSBC start a new home loan war?
• Bank looks to easing as it holds rates at 0.5%
• Yesterday's trading: Housebuilders hit the heights
• Traffic pollution can slow baby's growth and development while in the womb
• £2,000 discount on new electric cars
• Medium-term sustainability
• British oil tycoon's son killed after Lamborghini plunges 250ft off cliff
• Financial crisis is no excuse for bigotry
• Stock market close: iShares boost for Barclays
• Make your own shoulder pad fads... And - sorry Posh - save yourself £4,050
• Irish bank's rage over attack on its finances
• Footsie firms 'to face £180bn pension gap'
• Parents must be tougher to mend Broken Britain, says senior Tory
• Celtic 4 Falkirk 0: Caldwell the hero - but Brown casts a shadow on victory
• A right Royal barracking: Prince Charles pours scorn on plans for steel and glass 'carbuncle' at Chelsea Barracks
• Lloyds drafts secret plan to cut 25,000 jobs
• BEL MOONEY: Can Botox REALLY make you happy?
• In search of the seeds of recovery
• Graham Poll: How many referees do you need for an FA Cup semi-final?
• Kaka staying put as the San Siro hero shuns Real Madrid to stay at Milan
• It's criminal! Strachan blasts SFA over ruling which lands Celtic's Brown a ban
• Obama may fire pollution particles into stratosphere to deflect sun's heat in desperate bid to tackle global warming
• 22,000 fraud victims to get their money back after police crack £35million marketing scam
• PETER OBORNE: How Ireland became an economic basket-case (...and the lessons for Britain)
• CITY FOCUS: Patching it up with Prudence
• Bootboy Bellamy ready to clean up with latest club Manchester City
• Lonely Lindsay Lohan cries on young sister's shoulders as she tries to get over Sam Ronson
• G20 man: Homeless alcoholic 'who wouldn't harm a fly'
• Bank of England set to hold interest rates after six months of cuts
• Soap maker scrubs up well despite difficult conditions
• Charles Sale: Sir Dave spices up England's 2018 World Cup bid
• Barcelona 4 Bayern Munich 0: Henry and Co run riot to stun Klinsmann
• Cardiff 4 Derby 1: Jones insists there's more to come from lethal Bluebirds
• The pensions divide
• New study says a glass of wine a day can lead to 'the shakes'
• Trekkies flock to Sydney for world premiere of 'exciting, fun' Star Trek film
• Filthy beds, no baths for six months and diet of crisps and cold spaghetti: Shocking treatment of elderly by some council carers exposed
• MAIL COMMENT: Trusting the police
• PM's wife becomes Sarah of Downing Tweet as she joins Twitter craze
• Blunder as £180m a year from NHS budget is mistakenly sent to Irish government
• Daily pill that could halt prostate cancer 'ready in three years'
• Hamza sons stole £1million worth of luxury cars to fund party lifestyle
• FTSE firms 'to face £180bn pension gap'
• The day John Lennon proposed to me (pity I thought he was joking!)
• MPs condemned by their own Act
• Of all the designer frocks in the world, why did Fergie have to step out in mine?
• Your chance to win
• Could Hollywood's beauty gurus turn Anna Richardson into a starlet in just two weeks?
• 'Terror gang' may have been 'plotting to blow up shopping centre and nightclub'
• CITY INTERVIEW: Pushchairs in China, birth rates in Saudi: Mothercare boss Ben Gordon
• Why DO babies turn so many brilliant women into slummy mummies?
• Liverpool 1 Chelsea 3: Ivanovic is the head honcho for Hiddink's heroes
• Why being fat harms a woman's career (but not a man's)
• Binge-drinking, underage sex, drugs and even thoughts of suicide: Inside the secret life of teenage girls
• STEPHEN GLOVER: Too few of us now spring to the defence of the police
• Revealed: The blunders that halted the rise of Bob Quick
• So, is this why it’s all falling apart at Manchester United, Fergie?
• Blue Murder! More misery for Benitez as Gerrard is crocked in Chelsea rout
• Fearne Cotton shrieks after discovering she's a pin-up for anorexic women
• MARTIN SAMUEL: Anfield stages perfect riposte to Senor Jorge, as hammer and tongs replace cat and mouse when Liverpool meet Chelsea
• Lloyds draws up secret plans to cut 25,000 jobs