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• The gambler: Ronaldo enjoys a flutter before United's semi-final failure
• Tourists' terror as jet has to abort its take-off three times
• Coleen Nolan: 'The fear of family finding out about my abortion when I was 16 was worse than the fear for my health'
• The lake that Cupid made (after global warming had melted the glacier)
• Welsh wonder Shaheen now the most popular boy in school after stellar performance on Britain's Got Talent
• MICHAEL WINNER: Stop knocking the police... you may need them one day
• Are wind farms a lot of hot air... and what would we do when it's not windy?
• You must be (von) Teesing: Dita ditches her glamorous heels... for orthopaedic granny shoes
• On the spot: Sportsmail's guide to penalty kicks...
• Pregnancy hormone is new breast cancer hope
• ALEX BRUMMER: This is going to hurt, make no mistake
• Da Silva twins snubbed Arsenal to follow their United dream
• Doomed to fail: Top English clubs will veto Old Firm switch, says Gold
• MAIL COMMENT: French lesson
• Fixing for a fight: Celtic register complaint over SPL schedule
• Higher tax rates for wealthiest 1% of population may CUT revenue
• Under the microscope: Suggs answers our health quiz
• Fearless Neville proves he's a true blue after famous Everton win
• MAIL COMMENT: Time to throw away the rose-tinted specs
• Hairy angel no more: Britain's Got Talent star Susan Boyle gets a £100 makeover
• To float or not to float: Camelot weighs up stock market options
• EXCLUSIVE: Blues line up Mancienne to mark Barcelona wizard Messi
• Charles Sale: Barnsley still sore over Hume ruling
• Brown's £1bn Budget boost for housing market as Darling admits it will take 10 years to pay off credit crunch debt
• Rio Tinto top brass scourged by investor fury
• Kelly Brook spends the evening with another rugby boy... who happens to be one of New Zealand's richest men
• John Stapleton: My mother's desperate battle with Parkinson's has convinced me to leave my brain to science
• Glaxo gets the cream with £2.5bn purchase of Stiefel
• Burnley 1 Sheff Utd 0: Paterson halts Blackwell's promotion push
• Children of broken Britain among least happy in Europe
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Will ITV boss Michael Grade get EastEnders to film at his own studios now he's left the Beeb?
• Warring Fergie and Rafa are told by LMA: Time to call it quits
• Anthea Turner reveals why she and Grant are in Hell's Kitchen... they need the money
• Bad debts to soar higher, warns Bank of America
• Heineken refreshes its bonds holding in Globe - at a discount
• CITY FOCUS: Banks say U.S. is key to Britain's recovery
• The miracle survivor: I was given months to live... then my terminal cancer vanished
• British Airways in competition probe over tie-up
• The working class children betrayed by Labour: Bad schools NOT class bias to blame for thousands missing university
• Wembley turf war: No one wants to play on worst pitch in country, says Wenger
• Fox in the box? Fed-up Owen won't score many more playing like this
• A passionate affair with a childhood sweetheart destroyed two marriages and led to the first Friends Reunited murder
• MARKET REPORT: Travel firms fall over debt crisis
• Our foot is on the pedal: Arsenal boss Wenger will rest key men to Liverpool
• Cured by my piano: My tics only stop when I perform, says musician stricken by Tourette's
• Pound takes beating over bleak borrowing outlook
• Oracle sees the future in its £4.8bn Sun buy-up
• Saturn close-up: Sensational cosmic images bring ringed planet to life
• The Data Bank - All the best bets for Tuesday, April 21
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Bank goes on the offensive
• McDonald sees future in England... but not till he's hit century for Bhoys
• Bragging rights go to Flintoff over KP as Freddie celebrates IPL win
• As Ashes To Ashes drags us back to a world of stonewashed jeans and mullets ... Where were YOU in 1982?
• Queen's top agent will tackle the Dee Stakes at Chester's May meeting
• Derek Lawrenson: Oh wouldn't it be neat if Monty started to tweet?
• Back operation can't stop dogged Gatland attending Lions meeting
• The 'lost files' that suggest MI5 did collude in CIA interrogation
• Who says men don't cry? Bruce Grobbelaar and Grant Bovey break down in tears in Hell's Kitchen
• Saskia's beau Lampard takes eye off the ball
• O'Driscoll: I'll keep my chin up and back Paulie in Lions' battle with the Boks
• Voluptuous Katherine Jenkins out-Klasses Mad Hatter Myleene at Classical Brit Awards launch
• LITTLEJOHN: We need an election - not another Budget
• Britain's young diving star Daley to miss Mexico event
• Why home cooking is a recipe for heart attacks
• DR DAVID OLIVER: Elderly? Sorry... doctors just don't give a damn about you
• QUENTIN LETTS: In WPC voice, she veered from resentful to near-weepy
• Disastro for the Prancing Horse as broken Ferrari bring tears to a nation
• IOC officials return to London to check on preparations for 2012 Olympics
• A lion, a buffalo and a case of wounded pride
• Eating at the wheel could add 40% to the cost of car insurance
• 'Lost generation' of young drop-outs hits record levels
• ME AND MY OPERATION: My breast was rebuilt with stem cells from my tummy fat
• Three-year ban for supporter after missile is thrown at Cardiff v Swansea
• London Olympics from the air: Extraordinary pictures show how 2012 venue is taking shape
• Doctors told Kirsten her heart palpitations were nothing to worry about... but they were horribly wrong
• Ask the doctor: Do I really need to be taking statins?
• Stalked by a sex attacker: CCTV captures moment girl's ordeal begins
• Health news: How knee gel could boost your mobility, the benefits of Omega 3 and Japanese herbs for digestion
• Can using a water softener cure your child's eczema?
• Alistair Darling's proposed rate hike for top earners is 'very unlikely' to raise enough money
• The world's first jet lag pill to beat long-haul blues
• After a six year wait, The Da Vinci Code follow-up is an enigma from the very start
• Selby eases past Walden at Crucible to set up second round clash with Dott
• Council shells out £750,000 on mass housing consultation... but only 269 households reply to questionnaire
• Top barrister's son dies after landing head first in snow doing ski jump
• Huge folly or amazing work of art? Giant 60ft head costing taxpayers £2m nears completion
• Spitfire warplane found in rusty scrapyard fetches record £1.78m at auction
• 'Terrorist-proof' building designs unveiled by ministers
• British MEP is charged with fiddling staff allowances
• Natalie Cassidy: 'Why I nearly had a breakdown when Wendy Richard died'
• David Cameron plans for two full terms if he wins next election
• Star Trek: Out of this world!
• THE LIST: Nos 40-31 of the greatest ever Manchester United players
• 5,000 British jobs at risk as desperate General Motors offers to sell Vauxhall 'for a song'
• Colony of rare red squirrels discovered in remote Welsh forest
• Simon Pegg leads the stars of new Star Trek movie at its 'geek dream' of a London premiere
• I can go running all day long but I can't get on horses, says Hayley Turner
• Boy, seven, mugged 10-year-old at knifepoint for his scooter
• 'God was testing my faith,' says Miss California after Perez Hilton calls her a 'dumb bitch' in gay marriage row
• Gunners boss Wenger continues laying into Wembley's 'lost cause' pitch
• Pizza Hut enlist Michelin-starred chef Jean-Christophe Novelli to launch dressing of gold and champagne
• Stop Terry! Arteta pleads for refs to clamp down on Chelsea captain's fouls
• DIY Spice: Geri Halliwell abandons glamour for shopping trip to Homebase
• Why some luxury properties at upmarket Spanish golf courses could be good buys
• Cool customer Jagielka sets his sights on Everton FA Cup joy against Chelsea
• Stephen Hawking to make 'full recovery' after being rushed to hospital with serious infection
• Girl, 13, battling rare disease that will turn her into a STATUE
• Victorian sash windows don't need to be a pane: Ross Clark answers your property queries
• DIY enthusiast died when 'improvised' power tool sliced through his neck
• Confidence returns to housing market as property asking prices rise for third month in a row
• Arsenal ready to beat Real Madrid to land Brazilian whizkid Wellington
• Glum Peaches Geldof dons tiny shorts as she steps out with her boss
• Girl, 15, 'lured smitten teenager to his death in honeytrap arranged by love rival'
• Shearer backs Owen, Martins and Viduka to keep Toon in the top flight
• Doctor faces probe over drug doses given to elderly on 'ward of death'
• Fern Britton and Phillip Schofield go back to the Eighties in Ashes to Ashes spoof
• With terraces and a Roman bust this couple recreated a Tuscan dream in their Shropshire garden
• Austrian author who denied the Holocaust goes on trial... on Hitler's 120th birthday
• Breathless display from Dyer gets his West Ham career back on track
• Care home boss told police 's*** happens' after autistic resident choked on ham sandwich
• Liverpool reignite feud over Benitez's behaviour with attack on Allardyce
• Wenger fires warning to Rafa: Arsenal can leapfrog Liverpool - and win title
• Don't get burned by your holiday cards
• Eve McGowan's property gossip: Guess Who is heading for the Riviera?
• Beauty Bible Beauty Clinic
• FA face up to pitch problems as Wembley row rumbles on
• Lease or rent? Bide your time and you can save in your old age when it comes to selling your home
• Alan Alda discovers M*A*S*H co-star Loretta still has Hot Lips during clinch
• Sales skittled at tenpin bowling firm despite cost cuts
• Little-used Smith determined to make a big impact for Newcastle
• Average worker spends large slice of wages within 48 hours of payday
• Gardeners' gimmicks: Revamped BBC show is dumbed down and irrelevant, says ex-presenter
• Russian journalist blasts 'Big Brother Britain' and says it's WORSE than the old Soviet Union
• You can book a horse riding lesson for a fiver!
• LIVERPOOL v Arsenal: Reds still without skipper Gerrard
• Workaholic Britons fail to use two days of holiday every year
• Council faces £300,000 payout to motorists after fined driver points out bus lane warning sign has word missing
• Couple lived 'fairytale' lifestyle after stealing £60,000 from faulty cash machine
• Two women are executed in Middle East for killing their husbands
• Liverpool given a Zarate chop by Argentinian transfer target
• Whistleblower teacher who revealed state school head's £130,000 bonuses is suspended
• Mother's allergy to water means she can't drink, bathe or wipe away her son's tears
• Demi Moore is all a Twitter over 'awesome' Welsh wonder
• Redknapp fears Spurs Euro distraction but can't resist pushing for seventh spot
• A celeb's eye view of a pampered life, by reality TV star Kim Kardashian
• All Whitehall offices to fly St George flag as Minister orders 'patriotic' symbol
• Smith heads back to England in red hot form after three in three for Boston
• Couple who disguised their £500,000 home as a hay barn to outwit planners face eviction
• Morrissey proves he's still a big star as he shows off his bulging belly
• Black beauty queen subjected to race-hate threats after being chosen to represent 'white city' of York
• Compromise over United's controversial ticket scheme
• Mortgages keep many in debt for a lifetime
• No regrets! Fergie hits back over shock team for FA Cup defeat
• Pixie Geldof introduces Mischa Barton to her London social scene as the pair picnic in Primrose Hill
• Savers hit by shrinking bonuses on accounts
• Fast food police: Caribbean takeaway closed down for opening too close to schools
• Dozens of diplomats storm out of UN race conference as Iranian president condemns Israel's 'cruel regime'... on Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Sale reduction! Sharks hit with point penalty for fielding ineligible player
• OK, here goes. Why not invest in... a home, suggests Sebastian O'Kelly?
• Italy accepts 140 migrants after four-day stand-off with Malta
• MPs award themselves a three-month summer holiday - that's one week longer than last year
• Jailed: Road rage motorist who killed driver with single punch on hard shoulder of M1
• Fulham owner Al Fayed launches attack on 'donkeys' running Premier League
• 'Upbeat' Jones targets June comeback from cartilage operation
• We'll make it through, say 66% of firms
• Revealed: The top ten dishes Brits can make from memory... But foreign dishes win out as spag bol tops the chart
• Pope's gift to Charles and Camilla rubs in memories of earlier royal divorces
• EU probes Star airline and Oneworld alliances in airline anti-trust investigation
• Brooke knows best: Hulk Hogan's daughter shows off sexy figure in skimpy bikini
• Aldo Zilli: We spent a fortune on our Brighton home - including, of course, £5,000 on a cooker
• Thug, 15, battered pensioner with her walking stick... because he 'wondered what it would be like to kill someone'
• Pensions up - but gains hurt by quantitative easing
• Pompey striker Kanu in limbo over new contract at Fratton Park
• £602 a day for redundant consultants
• Hope on credit cover for small firms
• Magistrate quits after claiming 'gays are paedophiles' in TV documentary
• Giant blueberries twice the size of regular ones to go on sale at Tesco
• Man Utd forced to make season tickets fairer
• One in 10 friendships are ruined by going on holiday together
• Chelsea are desperate to make up for Moscow but Barcelona will kill us if we're not at our best, admits Lampard
• Redknapp wants Santa Cruz, with Pavlyuchenko and Bent heading out
• America used water torture 266 times on just two suspects
• The mad hatter: Lady GaGa shows off her latest fashion fetish
• Kalou calls for Hiddink to pledge future to Chelsea and snub return to Russia
• HATCHET MAN: Wolves must go for the kill on their return to the Premier League
• Fury as Cambridge University academic caught with sickening child porn images returns to work
• Recipe: Ten-Minute Pad Thai
• HATCHET MAN: Shearer and Dowie double act adds to comedy of errors at Newcastle
• Are you watching, Rooney? Everton hero Neville is the latest star to shun celebrations against his former team
• First picture of supermarket worker who died after standing up to suspected shoplifter 'who stole £10 razor blades'
• HATCHET MAN: Itandje plays the fool as keeper edges ever closer to his Anfield exit
• Lindsay Lohan cosies up to new BFF Mel B as she declares 'I'm back on men'
• Bent admits Spurs frustrations may force him out of White Hart Lane
• HATCHET MAN: Poetic justice down at White Hart Lane as Tottenham head back into Europe
• British drugs giant to acquire Stiefel Laboratories for £2.5bn
• Arshavin's pal Pogrebnyak holds out for move to Barclays Premier League
• Investing in antique lamps
• Taxman dates you must remember
• HATCHET MAN: Time running out for penalty villain Berbatov to win over United's fans
• Rolls Royce revives Ghost name for new model
• Killers given computer makeover to show how they will look after 30 years in prison to stop others from joining gangs
• Inter president says Juve racism would have deserved a walk-off
• Britain beats Ibiza for heat as UK continues to bask in early summer sunshine
• Discovery of genetic 'brakes' could slow development of MS and cancer
• Olympic hero Usain Bolt set for summer sprint at Crystal Palace
• Arshavin eyes Arsenal Euro glory after Chelsea's Wembley triumph
• Pensioner becomes longest serving WI member after 78 years at the same branch
• Grieving Liam Neeson supported by Ralph Fiennes as he makes first public appearance since wife's death
• Asking prices rise for third month in row
• ANDREW HALDENBY: Low taxes are not the problem - high spending is
• Primark and Robert Peston among the fastest growing internet search subjects
• Cahill hails Hiddink but warns Chelsea boss Everton will be up for the cup
• Schools may close for Ramadan and other non-Christian festivals to avoid pupils missing classes
• 'Rock star' Obama mends diplomatic fences with South and Central America
• Pavlyuchenko has sights set on United in fight for his Tottenham future
• Allied Irish Bank seeks to raise more cash
• As dividends dry up, where can you find income?
• Cat Deeley and Jack Huston look blissfully in love as they join the stars at music festival
• Referees are too scared of media to award us penalties, fumes United skipper Ferdinand
• Jordan: Old Firm should pay £100m to join revamped Premier League
• Jordan pulls out of celebrity polo match with knee injury and has to make do with signing autographs
• Largest ever freight-carrying catamaran to launch on cross-Channel ferry route
• Dow drags the Footsie down: Monday close from the London Stock Exchange
• Zola set to Hammer out a new deal at Upton Park before the season ends
• Ten years on, the tragedy of Columbine remembered
• Investors: Get out of Britain now
• South Coast resorts embrace the euro
• PICTURE SPECIAL: Chelsea stars prove they're up for the FA Cup with wild night out to celebrate triumph over Arsenal
• Fund focus: Rensburg UK Mid Cap Growth
• Skipper King hails tight Tottenham as they set their sights on Europe
• Home Counties towns pay most tax
• The king in colour: The Edwardians as you've never seen them before following historic discovery
• Missing out on Maradona and Shear frustration for Manchester United! Sportsmail's guide to the ones that got away
• Gloucester grab rampaging Rabeni from rivals Leicester
• Asylum seekers are lured to the UK by its 'enormous' benefits, says Calais mayor in blistering attack on Britain
• Rockin' Robin: Slimmed-down Russell Crowe gets his Gladiator look back to play the prince of thieves
• Howard's joy as Everton keeper gets one over on his old United pals
• Toon bad boy Barton caught out after failing to stump up for £30 train ticket
• Pensioners lose £52,000 on property
• Councils may recoup millions lost in Iceland bank crash
• Mystery as 21 polo horses die after being 'injected with cleaning fluid' ahead of Florida tournament
• Chelsea players party until 4am and narrowly miss bloody catfight
• Cash sweetener on the table in bid to clinch Channel 4 merger deal
• Reese Witherspoon peels down to a bikini at music festival
• £3.5bn bailout 'not enough' for Allied Irish Banks as group unveils plan for asset sale
• 'The luckiest man alive': Taliban bullet pierces helmet of British soldier but misses head by 2mm
• Wembley hero Drogba insists he's back to his best under Chelsea boss Hiddink
• FTSE 100 close: Dow drags the Footsie down
• Kym Marsh and Jamie Lomas show their love on the red carpet at first public appearance since baby's death
• Paxman to donate his brain for research in bid to find cure for Parkinson's disease
• What the back pages say
• 'Mentally challenged' hijacker surrenders and releases hostages after airport stand-off in Jamaica
• Budget 2009: Darling forecast 'too optimistic'
• British oil worker kidnapped in Nigeria freed after seven months
• Bits and pieces: The fascinating facts that will change your life this week
• State care 'so poor that children are left in danger'
• Blood on our hands: How Britain cynically covered up the truth about megalomaniac Mugabe
• MELANIE PHILLIPS: A governing class of third-raters, drunk on power, and a state crumbling into chaos
• QUENTIN LETTS: R.I.P. common sense - killed by the Elf n' Safety zealots who've spent £2.5m testing wonky gravestones
• MAIL COMMENT: The return of the Rotten Borough
• Scotland Yard has taught police to treat public as the enemy, says former commander
• Madonna left shaken and bruised after fall from horse 'scared by paparazzi'
• Machine-gun Zuma backed by Mandela as statesman appears with controversial ANC leader
• Je Ne Regrette Rien: Actor Michael Simkins delivers the final part of his shambolic French odyssey
• Golden rule of libraries is quietly swept aside... for piped pop tunes
• The gates of wrath: Heritage town's anger as a piece of railway history disappears overnight
• PETER MCKAY: Ferrets fighting in a sack
• Hillsborough disaster files to be made public to shed new light on deaths