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• Chocolate bosses egged on by green campaigners to make Easter more eco-friendly
• AMANDA PLATELL: A disturbing death and a tawdry lust for fame...
• Rise of the female bankrupt as 60 a day go out of business
• Why pregnancy magazines are blamed for the baby blues
• Wine sales plummet as we tighten our belts - but sausages are flying off the shelves
• Spending on equality watchdog soars by 50% to £70million
• Fined £75, the man who pinned up a sign and 'harmed a living tree'
• Grim start to Easter as air, rail and road claim six victims
• Google accused of failing to remove Street View pictures after complaints from residents
• MAIL COMMENT: The painful truth
• Crack cocaine shame teacher keeps his job... as he's an 'excellent role model'
• MAIL COMMENT: A time to lead
• It's Shearer Mk4 for Harper, who struggles to remember he's the gaffer
• MAIL COMMENT: This terror shambles is Labour's making
• PETER OBORNE: Sorry, but a Tory election victory is far from certain
• Your great Easter holiday DIY bargain guide
• The baby blade runner: Walking tall, the little girl of five who is the youngest to be given hi-tech legs
• Rory on brink: McIlroy lets it slip, then kicks up disqualification probe
• Religion of hatred: Why we should no longer be cowed by secular zealots
• I'm an old meanie and proud of it: As the credit crunch bites, a make-do-and-mend thrift finds his time has finally come
• Brave Brown may miss Hearts class: Midfielder faces late fitness test
• Bradford 10 Leeds 6: Sheriffe runs Rhinos out of town with late winning try
• Massive dive in demand for oil predicted
• Alexander tips McGregor to bounce back from adversity
• What's for dinner? Ask the new 'conversational' fridge keeping an eye on your waistline...
• The wrong papers... yet still they let terror suspect into Britain
• Castleford 6 Wakefield 35: Late points feast seals derby success for Wildcats
• Tommy tribute: Celtic line up 'Three Amigos' to salute their old boss Burns
• Work of art or monstrous cynicism? Convicted paedophile creates extraordinary paper sculpture in bid to win freedom
• Ferguson defends Glazers despite United's parent company's £650m loss
• Huddersfield 30 Crusaders 10: Fulton floors Celtic after Adam's Peek
• Obama sees signs of economic hope amid US recession
• The School that runs Britain: An old boy explains why Eton is suddenly cool
• Daly cannot stay away as he works on sales pitch in the car park
• Des Kelly: The hidden horror of Glazers' United
• Slush money! Civil servants get a £250 bonus just for 'struggling' into work in the snow
• Safer havens in volatile markets by CHARLOTTE BEUGGE
• We will play key role in title race, says Arsenal boss Wenger
• Reading 0 Sheffield United 1: Blades leap into automatic promotion places
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: Engineer Amec could thrive in the recession
• Carragher rallies Liverpool troops for the real test against Blackburn
• Battles of Britain: They are the sites of bloody clashes that shaped this nation, now you can fight to save them
• You've lost it! United boss Ferguson taunts Benitez over Chelsea rout
• Wolves 3 Southampton 0: Wotte a to-do as McCarthy's men hammer sorry Saints
• Villa manager O'Neill must rely on thrift in push for Champions League
• Le Whif: the calorie-free aerosol that gives new meaning to 'inhaling a chocolate bar'
• No hiding place as Ireland slams Manchester City's slackers
• Halfords finds its way with sat-navs
• Fast-fading Saints long for glory days when ginger wigs ruled the bigwigs
• Media blackout: QPR ban players from discussing Sousa sacking
• Hiddink's loyalty card: Duty calls as Chelsea lose out to Russia
• Claim over payout to Madoff investor
• Charles Sale: Wembley gigs have Fabio at fever pitch
• American giant Goldman considers huge share issue to ease debts
• Forget fifth: Everton boss Moyes has the Champions League in his sights
• Scott proves some Finn special: Brits claim seven medal haul
• QUENTIN LETTS: Shock! Lying MPs could be forced to tell the truth
• 'Rusty' Ellison won’t be an easy rider in British Superbikes
• McFlintstones revealed: Oldest human settlement in Scotland unearthed by archaeologists
• Redknapp: Lampard's right - today's kids do have it too easy
• Cardiff flanker Williams: We'll win this one for Young
• Aristocrat and author who is the REAL father of John Huston's daughter talks of his adulterous affair - and its tragic legacy
• My Generation Game: Bruce Forsyth's amazing extended family of 23
• Ben Laurance COMMENT: Cosy, clubby - and dangerous
• Blackwell thrives as Vaughan has to sit it out...
• Graham Poll: We must stop the game if we can't stop the morons
• 'No I'm not too old': TV golden girl Selina Scott on the culture of ageism in our society
• Matthew Horne looks pale and drawn on his first appearance since collapsing on West End stage
• Charlotte Rampling has famously played a Nazi sex kitten and been condemned by the Pope. So what is it she doesn't want us to know?
• Theo Walcott talks to Matt Lawton: On Henry and being quicker than ever
• Andy Townsend's boot room: Shearer's team must use heads to stop Delap
• Salford 18 Warrington 16: Smith backs Hicks despite missed kick
• Hull 14 Hull KR 18: Dobson swings derby Rovers' way with vintage display
• Scu picks three: The eight-time champion's three best bets of the day
• Can you guess the celebrity Twitterers?
• My 20 years of mental torment and dreams of making a comeback, by Wish You Were Here starlet Emily Lloyd
• KELLY SMITH: I don't miss home - but I'm cheering Arsenal all way from U.S.
• Kay: My career clock is ticking and I'm desperate to rule Europe
• The data bank: All the top racing tips for Saturday, April 11
• Police probe death riddle of widow on mixed ward
• Saint on march to Easter glory: Unbeaten son of Arch could hand Johnston another triumph
• 160,000 clicks a day to view child pornography
• How can I mend my grandson's broken heart?
• Thousands to miss out on job training as back-to-work scheme is suspended despite rising unemployment
• Parents find cure for boy, 8, whose 'permanent hangover' baffled doctors
• Redknapp hails the famous five: Hammers kids were 'different class'
• Fergie hopes return of Rio and Rafael will shore up United's frail defence
• 'Stolen' Blackberry containing personal details of cabinet ministers, police and MPs found
• DEBORAH ROSS: Forget Calendar Girls... it's Debbie Does Dishes
• Wolves 3 Southampton 0: McCarthy's men put sorry Saints to the sword
• Schools pay out £18m compensation to injured teachers in ONE year
• Breaking up? Kelly Brook and Danny Cipriani look more in love than ever... on ANOTHER holiday
• Al Murray threatened with legal action after mocking builder in stand-up show
• UK's top IVF donor is 'secret mother' to 11 children she will never know
• Cherie Blair's stepmother selected to stand for Parliament
• Woman gobbles 51 of world's hottest chillies - and rubs 25 in her eyes while Gordon Ramsay watches in horror
• Holiday heaven and hell: Hotel-bound in Bulgaria and bliss in Koh Pha Ngan
• Why the horror of April 15, 1989 will never go away for fans who were there
• Over my dead body, Lindsay! LiLo's movie plans are snubbed by Stevie Nicks
• Teachers vote to boycott next year's Sats exams
• YouTube to launch premier music video website with Universal
• How the disaster hit home: A mother's tale of unthinkable agony...
• Two killed after light aircraft crashes into field
• Anthony Worrall Thompson's restaurant business went bust 'because he had overstretched'
• Hiddink denies talk of Spurs star Pavlyuchenko joining Chelsea
• VIDEO: Liverpool skipper Gerrard on the impact of the Hillsborough disaster
• Trauma of horrific day still lives with Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish
• Aston Villa v EVERTON: Howard returns for clash with Villans
• I'm not Gunner leave here until I quit football, says Arsenal star Arshavin
• CHELSEA v Bolton: Defensive dilemma for Hiddink ahead of Trotters visit
• The history of Hillsborough: How the tragedy unfolded in Sheffield
• Three work friends killed in horror car smash as Easter chaos hits Britain's roads
• LIVERPOOL v Blackburn: Gerrard to miss out on crucial Rovers test
• The Saturdays pour themselves into skin-tight lycra outfits for awards bash
• £5m des res, next to top private school, marvellous views over Hampstead Heath... Yes, it's the latest squatters' paradise
• Wife sees man eaten by crocodile after he attempts to swim river on drunk night out
• ASTON VILLA v Everton: O'Neill waits on Agbonlahor for arrival of Toffees
• Pope warns of 'a desert of godlessness' in Good Friday address
• Out now in paperback
• Sterling's slide boosts exporters
• Sunderland v MANCHESTER UNTIED: Ferdinand absent for Black Cats clash
• Taylor admits Boro need to mix it up as they fight for Premier League survival
• Accident management services
• Wenger was woeful boss and I learned nothing from him, claims Diarra
• Are those green shoots? The UK economy could be about to revive
• Five U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq as Obama asks for $83bn more to fight growing risk from al Qaeda and Taliban
• Stowaway migrant numbers DOUBLE in a year
• Car scrapping payments a road to perversity
• Middlesbrough v HULL: Cousin remains a doubt but Boateng could return to face Boro
• Warren Buffett sees rating reduced
• Tottenham v WEST HAM: Zola leaves it late for midfield pair in Spurs clash
• Revealed: How Reggie Kray 'adopted' pen pal boy, 10, who was abandoned by his father
• Insurers face huge claims as piracy spreads
• Family of father stabbed to death by three thugs is denied compensation... because he tried to fight back
• Carragher on Blackburn: This is the biggest league game of my career
• Lloyds chief handed £2m shares bonus
• The only gay in the zoo: Meet Ninio the male elephant with no interest in ladies
• Obama shuts down CIA's network of secret prisons and halts 'harsh interrogation'
• Yesterday's trading: Buyers back in the saddle
• Debuts
• Climate change 'own goal': Laws to combat acid rain are DRIVING Arctic warming, claims Nasa
• STOKE v Newcastle: Higginbotham returns to boost Pulis ahead of crunch clash
• Reds rocked by Gerrard blow with skipper set to miss crunch Chelsea clash
• Cut-price debt deal for Canary Wharf
• Crime
• Less of your cheek! Katy Perry flashes her control pants while shopping in New York
• Pie factory explosion kills one man and seriously injures one other person
• SUNDERLAND v Manchester United: Captain absent for arrival of leaders
• Outrage over Barclays boss £5m bonus
• Cruise holidays: Twice as mice on Mickey's Caribbean adventure voyage
• Ed O'Loughlin: No Untrue And Not Unkind
• Leonardo tipped to take over at Milan coach if Ancelotti heads for Chelsea
• Woman sacked from store after eating a penny sweet - even though they were offered free to shoppers
• Gory scenes as Filipino Catholic devotees are nailed to the cross in brutal Good Friday ritual
• Council spends £30,000 on 'cloud viewing platform'... and opens it on clear blue day
• Jennifer Aniston has a new man on her arm after split with John Mayer (but it's only her on-screen squeeze)
• Portsmouth v WEST BROM: Meite in contention for Baggies Pompey test
• Neighbours legend Anne Charleston ends her two-year stint on Emmerdale
• You can run but you can't hide: STALKED BY KATE BRENNAN
• Masters LIVE: Follow all the action from Augusta on day two
• United target the latest sensation to emerge from the talent in Brazil
• Manchester City v FULHAM: Duo a doubt for Eastlands clash
• BNP is bigger threat than ever, Harman warns ahead of EU poll
• Emma Watson (who's only 18) shows off her party-girl credentials with a long night of bar-hopping
• The power beneath the bonnet: JANE'S FAME BY CLAIRE HARMAN
• Spain star Villa set to snub Chelsea and stay with Valencia
• My injury nightmare: Defoe desperate to get back playing for Spurs after injury
• PORTSMOUTH v West Brom: Duo set to miss out for Pompey against Baggies
• Alonso urges his Liverpool pals to forget Chelsea and focus on Blackburn
• Facing demolition, the shed that turned into a £1m showpiece
• UK holidays: Why endure the torture of mile-long queues in soulless terminals?
• WIGAN v Arsenal: Zaki dropped for Gunners test
• Grammar schoolgirl, 14, found hanged after row with pupils from nearby comprehensive
• Hughes gives thanks to Given after Manchester City go down in Hamburg
• Liverpool v BLACKBURN: Striker woes for Allardyce in Anfield clash
• You dirty dog! What Claire Sweeney made of U.S. President Bill Clinton's chat up lines
• Help at hand for chocaholics: The inhaler that relieves cocoa cravings... for zero calories
• Hatchet Man: Chelsea can't claim they have their house in order and then splash £40m on a Spanish Villa
• Lecturer faces sack after setting fire to female student's mohican haircut as 'drunken joke'
• Chelsea v BOLTON: No changes for Megson ahead of Blues test
• Posh and her boys jet 6,000 miles back to school in LA after a kick about with daddy in Milan
• Fulham boss Hodgson to target Tottenham pair during the summer
• Rooney insists season will be a failure if United relinquish Premier League
• Hatchet Man: Same old storyline at QPR as Sousa becomes the latest to star in a brief encounter
• Is the Turin Shroud genuine after all? From beyond the grave, a startling new claim
• Wigan v ARSENAL: Wenger hopes for attacking boost ahead of Latics trip
• Hatchet Man: Euro-sceptic Sam can't blame his lack of opportunities on being an Englishman
• In pictures: Italy's grief as state holds mass Good Friday funeral for earthquake dead
• Man arrested in connection with murder of wealthy widow
• HARRY PHIBBS: Charities should rely on all the goodwill they can get - not glitzy ad campaigns that will line MPs’ pockets
• Careful Darwin! Cambridge University museum uncovers egg the naturalist broke on his travels
• BA voted UK's most trusted airline
• Look at me, I'm Sandra Dee: A demure-looking Peaches rips off Grease
• Judge orders foreign criminals to be deported ... then spots them walking streets just months later
• Obamas fly chef 860 miles to the White House... just to make pizza
• Sarah Michelle Gellar pregnant with first child with husband Freddie Prinze Jr.
• Hatchet Man: Benitez and Liverpool will pay the price for allowing Gerrard to play through the pain
• U.S. Coast Guard sets up 'security zone' around humpback whale after it enters New York Harbour
• MIDDLESBROUGH v Hull: Boro must do without captain Pogatetz
• Being honest with Ronaldo has kept him focused on United, says Ferguson
• Stoke v NEWCASTLE: Shearer hoping for Bassong boost
• Hands in the air! Jennifer Lopez jumps out of her seat to dance at her husband's show
• Comedian Lennie Bennett dead at 70 after a fall at home
• Hatchet Man: Huddlestone needs to take the hint and realise that his future lies away from Tottenham
• MAN CITY v Fulham: Bellamy set for a spell on the sidelines
• Credit-crunch family rents out home for a month and moves into hotel... because it will be cheaper
• A year after their split, Pink and her husband decide to give their marriage another try
• Terrified woman watches live online as burglars break into her home
• 'We'll starve ourselves to death outside Parliament': Fears for Tamil protesters on hunger strike in Westminster
• Benitez urges Liverpool to prove they are still in Premier League title race
• Fergie tips Mourinho to lead the way in the rush for the United hotseat
• ALL THE BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM NEWS
• JK Rowling quits as patron of MS charity after its Scottish chief fell out with English management
• Tony Blair: Bloody aftermath of Iraq war haunts me every day
• Zoobreak for adorable gorilla who met the Queen as a baby nine years ago
• The Alternative List: Boffins pick their top 10 free-kick kings of all time
• Baby you can drive my (18mpg) car: Macca zooms around LA in a gas-guzzling supercar
• House prices will fall ANOTHER 10% before the market reaches rock bottom
• What the back pages say: Chelsea target Villa, Another blow for Liverpool, City humbled in Hamburg
• Bungling police missed chance to charge Baby P's mother before his death
• Madeleine fund to run dry by end of the year, Gerry McCann reveals
• 'New cars cheaper than used', says price guide
• Economists: End of property slump in sight
• BA flies high again in brands survey
• Accidental landlords risking heavy fines
• Savings rates still not safe from cuts
• Aggressive price wars mean it's CHEAPER to buy a new car than a used one
• Michelle Obama plants first seedlings at new White House garden
• Need a health MOT? Send for Mrs Google's testing kit (price £270)
• TOM UTLEY: I'm a bad Catholic but even I must defend my Church against Mr Blair's belief he's now God