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• Mel Gibson's new love Oksana Grigorieva was married to an Englishman and once dated a vicar's son
• Millionaire businessman cleared of kitchen sex attack
• The bisexual single mother, 53, with a poem that was banned for glorifying knife crime... She's the new Poet Laureate
• The Duchess Of York tries to put the community spirit back into Manchester
• David Miliband sends out greetings for every festival EXCEPT Christmas!
• 'Mad Mullah' police chief to step down this summer
• The Lamp of luxury: After ex's outburst about his bachelor lifestyle, Chelsea star Frank Lampard spends £750,000 on pool and cinema
• Eleven steps to heaven: Rangers can still seize the Double, insists Miller
• AMANDA PLATELL: The twins need you more than ever, Kate
• She called it the 'evil room' - the video suite where a little girl was grilled for 45 minutes by lawyers
• Celtic boss Strachan insists Old Firm title decider should remain a no-go
• Northampton 16 Saracens 13: Last-gasp Myler wrecks Farrell's party
• Ice cream firm in hot water with watchdog for advert featuring nun kissing a priest
• QUENTIN LETTS: Jacqui's going down the plug. Send her to the Rock
• Pictured: The baby mammoth who went back to the deep freeze to stop her thawing out
• How Facebook has changed us into a nation of introverts by taking over our lives
• Is it fair to describe X Factor Eoghan Quigg's debut album as 'the worst ever made'?
• KELLY SMITH: All good on England duty, but Boston broke under pressure
• Des Kelly: To be great Barca must add steel to their silk
• Morning-after pill the choice for 50% of young women
• Pardew in contention to become next Queens Park Rangers boss
• Why shouldn't I find love again? The husband of murdered PC Sharon Beshenivsky reveals a bitter family rift and the agony it's causing his new lover
• Grown-up face her mother doesn't recognise: The technology behind Madeleine McCann's computer-generated image
• PETER OBORNE: So, who will hand Brown the loaded revolver and bottle of whisky?
• I would have accepted the elbow after Griffin slap, says Stoke's Fuller
• MAIL COMMENT: A history lesson for Mr Cameron
• Coma in a bottle: GBL, the 50p party drug which is easier to obtain than heroin... and is legal
• Take it like men: Hiddink pours more scorn on Barca's Euro whingers
• Hughes: I would have left Blackburn last summer, regardless of City offer
• Hatton rocked by row with trainer on eve of fight against Pacquiao
• DAVID JONES: My suspicions about the McCanns were horribly wrong
• Life has been put in perspective after half-brother's death, says Defoe
• Wenger: England need Arsenal's Almunia for 2010 - not James
• Loyal Wheater won't jump ship if Middlesbrough are relegated
• MARKET REPORT: Jury's out on the fabulous Footsie
• Dear Teenage Me: Writers' letters of advice to their younger angst-ridden selves
• EXCLUSIVE: Shearer plans to gamble by benching Owen for clash at Anfield
• Pearson investors in revolt on board's 'excessive' pay
• JO TALKS TO NEIL ASHTON: On why he's happy to feel wanted at Everton
• Shearer looks to the future: Hopes grow that he will stay on at Newcastle
• Second exec quits easyJet after bust-up
• Coronation Street actress Vicky Binns flees set in tears after producer is mowed down by car
• Informa latest to emigrate because of punitive UK tax
• Charles Sale: Dennis given wide berth by McLaren
• The puppet master: Palace boss Warnock holds the strings to promotion for Birmingham, Sheffield United and Reading
• Federer sees off Zverev to set up Monaco semi-final with Djokovic
• Monty misses the cut after being blown off the course in Spanish Open
• Evans help us if Rio Ferdinand isn't fit to face Arsenal, declares Fergie
• Forget the wobbles, Collingwood's back in charge of England
• Tory threat to the 'Bank of Britain' could see it torn apart
• Keeping in step with the Footsie
• PETER OBORNE: Where is Maggie when we need her?
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: How a barbell can give your portfolio muscle
• Record leap in exports as sterling falls
• Car seller dismisses scrappage scheme
• O'Brien confident Van Winkle can Rip up Newmarket rivals
• Benitez expects AC target Agger to end contract uncertainty and sign new deal
• Is Magic working? Top players are divided over great exodus to Edinburgh
• O'Driscoll relishes chance to put record straight for Leinster
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Why bank boards failed us
• Murphy beats the boos at The Crucible to give himself a final chance
• Sweet, starry eyed and just 16: As Miley Cyrus takes Britain by storm, can you recognise these famous faces when they were teen icons?
• Graham Poll: You simply can't stoop as low as the yobs, Terry
• Hatton must turn off the fast show to beat Pacquiao and fight Mayweather
• Going for broke (again): Their property company collapsed, but Anthea Turner and Grant Bovey are already back in business
• What planet are they on? The very unusual life forms found at a Dr Who convention
• Working class, bullied for being fat, Kate Winslet insists. So what do those who KNEW the young actress have to say?
• Murray's flaw: I was stupid to kick history into touch, says Celtic Tiger
• BEL MOONEY: I drove away the love of my life. Will I ever find a man again?
• Dark heart of Mr Sundance: A new book claims Hollywood's golden boy Paul Newman was a drunken philanderer
• The Data Bank - all the best bets for the weekend
• Sbragia warns ex-boss Keane to keep his nose out of Sunderland
• Trainer Shafya in new role for Sheik Mohammed at Newmarket
• Andy Townsend's Boot Room: I'd always choose Owen, even if he is misfiring
• 'I'm more popular than Obama and second only to Napoleon' declares gaffe-prone Italian premier Berlusconi
• Murphy's flaw: I was stupid to kick history into touch, says Celtic Tiger
• City boy ready for big payout at 2,000 Guineas
• EXCLUSIVE for Daily Mail readers: Paul Potts talks about the recording of his new album, out in June, plus listen to preview clips of five brilliant songs
• Baggies skipper Greening: It's the kids who keep me awake, not the drop
• A totally loco love affair: One writer's journey to understand our peculiar - and very British - passion for railways
• Four schoolgirls suspended as police probe vile YouTube attack of girl, 14, by 'classmates'
• Cruise companies are starting to screen passengers for swine flu
• Pictured: The moment teenage suicide bomber was wrestled to the ground by Iraqi police
• DEBORAH ROSS: Move over Joan Collins: How I'd give Camilla a mutton-over...
• Has Susan Boyle got a new rival? Second Les Miserables singer wows Britain's Got Talent
• Child abuse scene in Samantha Morton's new film was based on her own experience
• Artists turns her old Skoda Fabia into an 'invisible car'
• Mascherano going nowhere as Benitez reveals offer for Liverpool midfielder
• Son jailed after leaving mother to die in agony when she fell down stairs and broke her spine
• Thousands sign up for buyitdirect.co.uk giveaway
• Tee time: Samuel L Jackson set to host A-listers and fans at charity ball and golf benefit
• Tottenham v WEST BROM: Meite missing for Baggies crunch clash at the Lane
• Free banking with your supermarket shop
• SUNDERLAND v Everton: 'Keeper worries continue for Sbragia ahead of Toffees test
• MIDDLESBROUGH v Manchester United: Several worries for Southgate ahead of clash with leaders
• Phil Vickery gluten-free recipes
• Ronnie Wood reunited with his pregnant daughter Leah... almost a year after ditching her mother
• The last supper: Chilling new pictures show 7/7 bombers casually buying snacks on their way to kill 52 innocent people
• Tourist boom sparks revolt at Karl Marx’s resting place
• Head teachers poised to boycott SATs tests in biggest industrial action in union's history
• Nigel Colborn: Your summer planting plan for colourful, long-lasting displays
• Gardening action plan: Nigel Colborn's top tips on what you should be doing in your garden this week
• VIDEO SPECIAL: You swine! Mexican defender spits and sneezes on opponent after flu jibes get up his nose
• It happened to me... My wife left me with a newborn baby
• It's a man's game! Chelsea boss Hiddink hits back at Barca's 'dirty tricks' claim
• Bank of Cyprus: hot property on savings?
• Man gunned down in drive-by shooting outside prison after visiting inmate
• 'Loved Paris Hilton, she's so smart,' says Sarah Brown after LA meeting of the socialist and the socialite
• FREE Official 10th Anniversary CD Classical Brits inside today's The Mail on Sunday
• LIVERPOOL v Newcastle: Gerrard returns to face relegation strugglers
• Baby P monster raped girl of two: Stepfather faces life in jail after victim makes legal history in court ordeal
• Mariah Carey in tears over husband Nick Cannon's tribute on wedding anniversary
• Andy Kershaw fury as BBC axes breakdown interview
• Myleene Klass hangs on to her M&S modelling contract... but accepts a £250,000 pay cut
• Chelsea v FULHAM: Johnson to miss Blues test
• Give the donkeys a rest! Plea to visitors over tourist site cruelty
• Drive to abolish French law that makes it illegal to help immigrants sneak into Britain
• Shearer admits Newcastle's survival depends on rivals dropping points
• History in your garden: Russell lupins
• Father who killed his four children must look at family photo every day until he's executed
• Thousands take 'swine flu sickies' as number of British cases hits 15
• PICTURE SPECIAL: First glimpse of Wembley's new pitch
• Barcelona on brink of getting their man as Bayern agree to Ribery transfer
• ASTON VILLA v Hull: Young to play in pain as Villans continue charge for Europe
• Monty Don: Plump for biennials, they're always first out of the blocks
• Wenger labels Almunia as the best and backs his keeper to play for England
• A bit of nurture, plenty of nature: How to create your own Edwardian garden
• Jermain Defoe's 4x4 'likely to cause danger' because windows were so heavily tinted
• City 'superwoman' Nicola Horlick faces demands for her board to be ousted
• Funding shortfall 'eases' for pension funds
• Aston Villa v HULL: Striking options cut as Tigers battle for survival
• Speeding traffic policeman jailed for three years over girl's death
• Sunderland v EVERTON: Rodwell adss to injury list as Moyes prepares for Black Cats
• 'A part of me has died': Model tells court how she was 'raped and disfigured in acid attack'
• Agger close to finally signing a new long-term contract with Liverpool
• TOTTENHAM v West Brom: Strikers return for Spurs' Baggies test
• Italian giants Juventus target summer swoop for Arsenal winger Walcott
• Bad girl: Sienna Miller shows us the dark side in fierce new poster for action flick G.I JOE
• CHELSEA v Fulham: Duo to miss west London derby
• Collingwood named as England captain for ICC World Twenty20 tournament
• Jonathan Dimbleby, 64, and wife half his age to have their second child
• Girl, 10, suffers burns on 70% of her body after 16 minutes in coin-operated tanning booth
• Fancy a tipple? Europe's biggest wine warehouse opens with enough drink to fill 15 Olympic swimming pools
• Spring is sprung... and it's time for the DIY sales war
• Mother who killed unborn twins after injecting herself with 'labour inducing' drugs is jailed
• Pink pops up to lead 13,000 karaoke singers at Trafalgar Square
• PULLING NO PUNCHES: Hatton has at least one expert fighting his corner ahead of Pacquiao test; And Froch declared he's out to inflict pain on a Dane
• Welcome to your nightmare... See the pictures that will take you right back to your worst childhood fears - if you dare
• 'Most prolific serial killer in Los Angeles history' charged with murder
• Redknapp reveals Defoe is close to return after murder of star's half-brother
• Heavily pregnant R&B singer Kelis files for divorce from rapper husband Nas
• Baby died after hospital staff did not realise mother was in labour
• Father and son, 6, banned from building five-inch dam in village stream... in case they cause flash flooding
• Councillor apologises over email saying naked women could stop terrorists
• Cruising for buyers: Celebrity jewellery sets sail for the UK
• 'I'm off to Oz!': TV's Phil Spencer has a relocation, relocation Down Under after UK property firm goes bust
• Recipe: Parmesan dough balls with garlic and parsley butter
• Apple source: Original Bramley tree celebrates its 200th birthday
• 'Drug-smuggling' Briton who became pregnant in Laos prison could spend any jail time in UK
• Spurs boss Redknapp planning a summer clear-out at White Hart Lane
• HATCHET MAN: Stoke and Wolves can do better than Everton misfit Van der Meyde
• Middlesbrough v MANCHESTER UNITED: Rio out but Brown may feature as Reds close in on title
• Police send Allen Stanford home after he tries to turn himself in over £5.4bn fraud as they have no arrest warrant
• Recipe: Courgette, mushroom and mozarella calzone
• Arsenal and Tottenham set to battle it out for Santa Cruz's signature
• HATCHET MAN: Obi set for new Chelsea contract but he's still nowhere near the real deal
• Ferdinand ready to face Arsenal as skipper eases United injury fears
• Redknapp rejects England calls for Arsenal goalkeeper Almunia
• HATCHET MAN: Rio's rock solid but Manchester United need more like him at the back
• Honey, it’s so hard to say goodbye
• Gone but not forgotten: Senna leads the legends who tragically died in the sports they loved
• Lorry driver facing jail after admitting sex with 15-year-old girl he took to France
• 'He made me sick': Terminally ill wife of Democrat presidential candidate John Edwards goes public on his affair
• BoE: Homebuyer mortgages rise again
• HATCHET MAN: Big boys Arsenal, Spurs and Liverpool are wrong to believe in Santa
• Recipe: Basic pizza dough and toppings
• What a way to make a livin': Original cast of 9 to 5 reunite for Broadway show
• Megan Fox squeezes herself into a pair of denim hotpants in thrilling new Transformers 2 trailer
• We're facing a 'bloody summer' in Afghanistan, warns British Nato commander
• After 800 appearances Giggs says he has never thought about leaving United
• Stoke v WEST HAM: No new worries for Zola as Hammers push for Europe
• Gang fight closes A&E for six hours after one man is stabbed and another is injured
• Air cadet instructor jailed for having sex with girl, 15, who only spoke out after his younger victim hanged herself
• Recipe: Simple pizza sauce
• Meet the ancestors: DNA study pinpoints Namibia as home to the world's most ancient race
• Council binmen send threatening postcards to residents after they complain to local paper
• 'Rogue binman' accused of sending abusive postcards to residents who complain about rubbish collection
• Doctors left rugby star Mike Tindall's injured grandmother unattended for two days before she died
• Genus predicts no impact from swine flu outbreak
• Salvaged Pendragon slams scrap scheme
• Manchester City v BLACKBURN: Rovers survival chances hit with injuries
• Jo Pratt's recipes: You'll never top your own pizzas!
• Rentokil stuns the City with impressive profits
• Pig breeder Genus reassures on swine flu
• Stay Tooned: Watch goal-shy Owen and Co fire Newcastle to safety, vows Shearer
• Good Morning Afghanistan... in Norfolk: Army transforms base into downtown Kabul
• 'This is the police... lock your doors and windows': Officers shout warnings to homeowners through megaphones in burglary crackdown
• Liverpool v NEWCASTLE: Defensive doubts for Shearer in clash with Reds
• Home work made easy... Transform your home study with a mix of modern and retro
• Glover axed as Port Vale boss despite surviving League Two drop
• Mascherano still believes Liverpool can overhaul United in title race
• Another executive quits troubled EasyJet
• Quick as a flash: World's fastest camera takes six million images a second
• Asda launches £25 bargain buggy as baby boom mothers struggle to cope with credit crunch
• MANCHESTER CITY v Blackburn: Richards given time as City chase European spot
• Personal insolvencies soar to record highs
• Should I take a risk with pension saving?
• Leprechaun busker unmasked as convicted child molester
• PORTSMOUTH v Arsenal: Pennant in but Kranjcar to miss out as Pompey host Gunners
• Allen Stanford attempts to surrender in Texas
• Blackpool Pleasure Beach tops affordable bank holiday outings
• US delays banks' stress-test results to avoid panic
• How a global swine flu pandemic could actually be LESS dangerous than the annual flu season
• Desperate Lindsay Lohan engineers London jaunt in hope of reconciliation with ex Samantha Ronson
• Have you seen size of Micah? Arshavin stunned by Premier League foes
• WIGAN v Bolton: Bruce given attacking options ahead of visit of Trotters
• Footsie enjoys best month in six years
• How to make the most of internet radio
• Can we make the State pay for care?
• Housing market boost as mortgage lending rises by 4%
• Sir Alex defends £30m flop Berba as Manchester United feel Rio's rib pain
• Flop Bentley set for Spurs exit as Redknapp rates Modric and Lennon
• EuroMillions winner could scoop £89m jackpot (although your chances are just 1 in 76,275,370)
• UK car scrap scheme will make little difference: Pendragon
• STOKE v West Ham: Beattie a possibility for Potters
• Tough year expected for book seller Pearson
• Bankruptcies hit record high in 'Broke Britain' with further gloom predicted
• Fashion misstep from Kirsty Gallacher as she leaves £25 price tag on her New Look heels
• Further pain for Rentokil as sales plummet
• May Day madness: Oxford students defy police ban and the early morning chill to jump off Magdalen Bridge
• Portsmouth star Hreidarsson interested in a summer switch to Rangers
• Wigan v BOLTON: Duo return for clash with Latics
• Don't touch the face! Joan Collins sidesteps Lily Allen's greeting kiss
• Survey reveals Bulgaria is top budget break
• Warnock kills fears over his future by agreeing new deal with Crystal Palace
• Jack the Ripper 'was invented to win tabloid newspaper war'
• UAE prince caught on camera torturing Afghan trader
• 'I wore some magic pants and I liked it!' Katy Perry shows off her control knickers on stage
• Schooling was better under Henry VIII's rule, claims TV historian Dr David Starkey
• William Shatner snubs Star Trek's Hollywood premiere as original actors meet up with the new cast on the red carpet
• Anne Hathaway dazzles at a Cartier party in an amazingly short dress
• 'EastEnders star Steve McFadden expecting fourth child by married neighbour'
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• 'Royal love story garden' restored in all its Tudor glory
• As Harry Hill scoops another BAFTA, here are his very best gags
• Ferguson considers giving Macheda his first Premier League start at Boro
• City Focus: Is it the end for Motown?
• First-quarter profits jump by 40% at Astrazeneca
• It's not just from pigs: Swine flu is a mongrel of many strains, say scientists
• Man City set to battle Mourinho in race to sign former Chelsea star Robben
• Self-proclaimed superhero 'Shadow Hare' declares war on crime... although at 5ft 7ins tall he might need a little help
• I see myself leaving Old Trafford, reveals unhappy Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez
• Friday close from the London Stock Exchange: Confidence returns to bank stocks
• Lampard loving the simple life with Chelsea chief Hiddink
• Fiat comes to the rescue of failing Chrysler
• Mysterious Mercury: Probe reveals magnetic twisters and mammoth crater on hottest planet
• MPs defend earnings from second jobs as they prepare to declare work outside Westminster for first time
• Writing's on the wall for Independent
• How to steer clear of the motorway rip-offs
• Travelex offers extra help - €50 in cash
• Van Persie out but Wenger promises his strongest side will face Pompey
• Now let's have a real inquiry
• Mortgage rescue plan saves just one family
• Boy dies and girl fights for life as suicide rumours sweep school
• My priority is Tottenham but I do want to play at the World Cup, insists Spurs crock King
• FTSE 100 close: Equities calm after storming April
• What the back pages say: May 1
• 'There's fear around every corner': Amazing pictures show how Gazza pulled himself back from the brink
• Lloyds bosses face bad bank charge
• MPs: Greedy banks have let Britain down
• Madeleine at six? Two years on, the startling image that could rekindle McCanns' hope
• Father delivers baby son at home after watching DIY birth video on YouTube
• JAMES CHAPMAN: After Labour's week to forget, the knives are out
• QUENTIN LETTS: Party tactics seemed as tangled as snakes in Medusa's hair
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Loyal Boris Johnson hailed as 'the most original face in British politics since Margaret Thatcher' - by jailbird Conrad Black
• You can't tell porkies about Melton Mowbrays as pies join Champagne on EU protection list
• Primaries to teach 'emotions' alongside English and maths
• National Trust saves one million plastic bags by charging
• The whine which left a bitter taste with Rangers striker Miller
• ALEX BRUMMER: Now let's have a real inquiry
• CHARLES SALE: Fight over ban is at the Stretford end for Rooney's agent
• Bullying in childhood 'multiplies risk of mental illness'
• Move over J.Lo! Kim Kardashian shows off her curvaceous bottom
• Proper Charlie: Adam now wanted man as clubs eye a bargain in Ibrox clearout