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• Kate Silverton puts foot in it live on air and tells BBC audience: 'I've size NINE feet'
• TOM UTLEY: I don't accept Diana was murdered, or that the moon landing was faked. But there's one conspiracy theory that I do believe...
• A.N WILSON: Stressed? Oh, do stop whingeing. Life's never been easier
• From fresh-faced child star to drug-addled recluse, Jacko's tormented life in pictures
• French women don't just tolerate their husbands' affairs - they expect them
• ALEX BRUMMER: Mervyn King, a quiet man sounding cry of despair
• Pass the ice bucket...how Andy Murray and co chill out
• Chancellor's revenge: Darling threat to curb Bank of England power after King speaks out
• 'I can't stop crying over the sad news': Madonna, Britney Spears and Paul McCartney lead tributes for Michael Jackson
• BAB: The new catchphrase that's sweeping the city...Bonuses Are Back
• Celtic closing in on Celtic move: Striker to decide on move to Parkhead by end of week
• Jackson's children want to stay with grandparents in snub to his ex-wife
• Swede Olsson swipes at Walcott hype before England U21 showdown
• Monty's mystery tour is his passport to Ashes glory
• It's Andy hurry - Brit hero bursts into third round with stunning victory
• Jan Moir: Can Signor Sleazy sink any lower?
• The 15,000 needless cancer deaths a year in 'ageist' NHS
• TV referrals are back...but only after the Ashes
• WIMBLEDON 2009: The locker room - Eaton has the heart to fight on
• Martin Samuel on Andy Murray: It's quite simple to me and to you, this guy is quality
• Real world vs Planet BBC: 800 BA staff work for free... while at the Beeb up to 47 bosses earn more than PM
• Mobiles, crop-tops, perfumes: Would YOU buy these items for your children?
• Aussie ban on sledging: Strewth, can you believe it?
• It's not pretty, but pin-up Ivanovic sees off Errani to reach third round
• Florence and The Machine: My Glasto gig with a Mick Jagger wig
• Tycoon hit by a love 'defection'
• Standard Chartered warns that recovery may falter
• Charles Sale: Manic morning no excuse for hapless Henman
• Travellers to exotic destinations risking their health foregoing jabs and advice
• Financial Services Authority to overhaul adviser industry
• Peter Jackson: Pretorius goes into the export business
• 1,922 more jobs to go at Corus plants in Britain and Netherlands
• Putting her foot in it: Angel riles housemates by saying Noirin looks three months pregnant
• Martyr? Just get on with the job, dear
• CITY FOCUS: Is British economy heading back to the '70s?
• I’m coming to get YOU! The Beast who has tourists for breakfast
• MPs call for Equitable Life chief to quit after pension scandal
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Telecoms come out on top
• Fight Night Round 4: Really packs a wallop
• MARKET REPORT: Morgan Crucible on the bid radar
• War of the poison dart: How Britain planned to rain death on the Nazis with sewing machine needles
• Woolworths resurrected in cyberspace by Littlewood's owner
• Lloyds 'must stop bringing in Indian staff', says union
• All white on the night: Liz Hurley and Geri Halliwell battle it out to be belle of the ball at Sir Elton John's annual bash
• How changing gear can save the planet (And other bright ideas from the nanny state)
• Burnley beckon: Newcastle defender Edgar off to Turf Moor on a free
• Murtagh ruled out of Coral-Eclipse after appeal rejected
• PC World and Currys in red as trading remains tough
• New BP chairman has much to learn but will 'relish' challenge
• Wigan's Cattermole attracts interest from Liverpool, Spurs and Sunderland
• Fergie gives up on Costa as Manchester United unveil new kit
• Adlington to sidestep 200m at World Championships after storming to title
• Rock on, Psycho: Pearce looks to end shootout misery against Sweden
• Damage from parental split 'can last into adulthood'
• NHS gives up losing battle to contain swine flu as health services are swamped
• Britain's biggest dirty weekend: A definitive guide to this year's Glastonbury Festival
• Sunshine Cleaning: Finally, a little ray of light
• Back to nature: The architect who dared to bring the outdoors inside
• My Sister's Keeper: Sorry, it's just another sob story
• Rhinos star Peacock relishing derby showdown with Bradford
• Graduate to A-grade lodgings: Students digs can be in a class of their own
• LITTLEJOHN: A mad Mullah, a Tasered sheep and a Bin Laden lookalike
• Taste of the Thai life: Thailand's property market is still hot and spicy
• ANDY RODDICK: I'll look to the fourth set positives as Melzer beckons
• Year One: Stone age, stoney faced
• The Data Bank - all the best bets for Friday, June 26
• McGinley holds his nerve after fan's horror fall to shoot 68 in Munich
• Shaping up nicely: How to give your home a contemporary look with geometric patterns
• QUENTIN LETTS: Watch out, Burberry . . . here comes Bercow-ware!
• Husband who became a millionaire AFTER his divorce not obliged to give ex-wife more money, judges rule
• The Army sniffer dog who swallowed a Taliban bomb... and SURVIVED
• Tudors star Jonathan Rhys Meyers arrested after 'attacking and threatening to kill staff at Paris Airport'
• English blend helps put Boston back on track with second win of the week
• Murray hits the heights - his show screamed: Stop me if you can
• Thames Water hands out staff bonuses... but warns customers to expect price rises
• Counterfeiting gang who flooded streets with £2m of fake currency jailed
• From high life to the underground: Ruth Madoff resorts to taking subway as husband Bernie awaits sentence for $65bn swindle
• Birmingham wrap up club record £5m deal for Cardiff defender Johnson
• Brown's clean up operation: Labour candidates must promise to tell the truth
• Sixth seed Roddick dispatches Kunitsyn to set up Meltzer showdown
• Win some, lose some: Murray sails through to round three but our last lady Baltacha sinks to sorry defeat
• Kremlin critic exiled in UK is found guilty of £3m fraud by Russian court
• Police would not investigate pony cart, stolen just 70 yards from local station, due to 'lack of evidence'
• It happened to me... I'm allergic to modern life
• Enjoy England: Holidays to store in a time capsule
• Number of births to foreign mothers in UK soars by 65% in just six years
• Landmark ruling opens equal pay floodgates... for men
• 101 Alsatians: The dog rescuer with a soft spot for German shepherds
• Enjoy England: Exploring London's Old Father Thames
• THE LIST: The greatest legends of all time at Wimbledon, Nos 10-1
• Enjoy England: A day in the life of NewcastleGateshead
• Best savings rates: Leeds and Yorkshire
• Angry Fabregas insists: I'm staying at Arsenal to bring back the glory years
• Schoolboy snubbed by Megan Fox at Transformers premiere flying to New York tonight to meet her
• City watchdog calls time on commission
• England's gardens: A blooming lovely getaway
• U.S. Senate calls on Obama to pardon black champion boxer for sleeping with white woman
• Heroic Hewitt's holding back the years to send Del Potro crashing out
• It's one El of a poor show as meek Baltacha surrenders to Flipkens
• Up to 7,000 BA workers agree to voluntary pay cuts to save airline £10m
• Lesbian conwoman jailed for tricking people she met in internet chatrooms out of £100,000
• Jerry Springer: I've got not Talent!
• How a cup of coffee keeps your breath smelling sweet
• Rachel Riley's currency countdown as holidaymakers lose £288m a year
• Thousands of BA staff sign up for pay cut
• DS Smith profits almost wiped out in recession
• Woman fails to win bigger payout in divorce after ex-husband's shares quadruple in value
• Birmingham hand ex-Man United midfielder Fortune a trial at St Andrew's
• AC Milan hand new deal to Chelsea target Pato after seeing off monster bid
• We need American troops to break Afghanistan 'stalemate' admits British military chief
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• We have a luxury trip for two to Glasgow to giveaway!
• Can stand-in mum claim child tax credit?
• Beauty Bible Beauty Clinic
• Health and safety killjoys ban welcome mats and pot plants - because they're a fire risk
• I'll be back at Liverpool next season and I'll conquer the Prem, insists Anfield flop Voronin
• Is this the world's youngest smoker? Chinese two-year-old is on a pack a day
• Billy Bob Thornton's daughter Amanda Brumfield charged with murder following death of one-year-old girl in her care
• Pregnant Coleen Rooney jets back after Caribbean break... to rain in Manchester
• Reading striker Doyle is still high on our hitlist reveals Wolves chief Morgan
• Venus on another planet to blast past powerless Bondarenko
• Tories complain about 'unworkable' outside interests rules that would 'force them to declare a bunch of flowers'
• Boy, two, killed after being hit by a bus while riding a bike
• Barclaycard bill that could take you 98 years to clear after firm cuts minimum repayments
• Cocky Aussies sure England captain Strauss will be out of tune for the Ashes
• Recipe: Warm peaches with strawberries, amaretti and whipped cream
• Pay-as-you-drive scheme shelved: Labour backtracks after 1.7m sign petition
• Cricket tycoon Sir Allen Stanford handcuffed to face £4.2bn fraud charge
• Recipe: Strawberry and cream caramel tarts
• I can't cancel my VIP subscription
• How they fared: South Africa second Test player ratings
• How they fared: British & Irish Lions second Test player ratings
• Injuries took their toll but I'm so proud of my Lions roars skipper O'Connell
• Recipe: Strawberry mess sundaes
• South Africa 28 British & Irish Lions 25: Last-gasp Steyn penalty kills off Lions
• DS Smith profits almost wiped out in crunch
• Pictured in handcuffs: Billionaire Sir Allen Stanford at court to face £4.2bn fraud charge
• Is Gisele Bündchen pregnant? Supermodel seems to show a barely perceptible bump
• Arsenal loathe Chelsea just as much as Spurs, West Ham don't hate Millwall and Blues have become new Man Utd...
• Portsmouth's new owner eyes the 'Arab Eto'o' and UAE starlet Al Kamali
• Jewish school broke race laws by barring boy whose mother 'was not a Jew'
• Hands up who wants a strapless bra that actually works: Wonderbra unveils revolutionary 'finger design' underwear
• 'Acting might come to an end for me when Harry Potter finishes': Rupert Grint on the magic stopping
• ANDY RODDICK: Confederations Cup win was great - I'm ready to add to glory
• South Africa 28 British & Irish Lions 25: How the second Test unfolded
• Wimbledon church charges tennis fans £20 a day to park on top of graves
• Jackie Oooh! JFK's widow 'seduced Marlon Brando and had affair with brother-in-law
• Pictured: Dramatic moment a stingray takes flight from hungry killer whale
• City boss Hughes gets ready to cut loose around 10 surplus players
• Google blocked in China as government says it spreads porn
• Corus to cut 2,000 jobs as demand crashes
• AC Milan reveal that Arsenal striker Adebayor is back on their radar
• New blow to steel industry as Corus 'to axe 2,000 jobs'
• Social workers 'missed three key opportunities' to save baby girl murdered by violent father
• Zambian president left pee-ved off after monkey urinates on him
• Looking good: New store openings lead to rise in profits at H&M
• Recipe: Strawberry yoghurt sandwich
• Giant lock Simon drafted in to Shaw up pack in Second Test
• Recipe: Red-top chocolate creams
• Steel giant Corus to cut 2000 jobs in 'devastating blow' to industry
• 'Charging orders' used to threaten debtors
• Plans for £18m Abba museum scrapped due to lack of money, money, money
• THE INSIDER: Spurs eye Maxi, Everton back in for City's Jo, tug of war for Hammer Ashton, Sol reaches for parasol and who's going Balde?
• Dragons' Den star Peter Jones shares his expert advice on how to get a job in the recession
• Torture victim claims he was told: 'If you don't confess to 7/7 bombings MI5 officers will rape your wife'
• Sandwich Stasi: Security guards march hospital cafe volunteer off the premises in showdown over snacks
• West Ham boss Zola backs Chile star Jimenez to be a big hit for Hammers
• Tory MPs forced to pay back £250,000 in 'unreasonable' expenses
• Stoke boss Pulis plots shock summer raid for West Ham's crock Ashton
• Beckhams return home from French Riviera (and back into the limelight) after Victoria's recovery from breast surgery
• Food: Dream team
• Relegation? It's not even crossed my mind, insists Wolves chairman Morgan
• A top-glass pool table
• Naughty Spice: Emma Bunton leaves royals' favourite club after she tries to flout smoking ban
• Monkey junkie! Can Lara Croft lookalike Charlotte Uhlenbroek take David Attenborough's wildlife crown?
• Former coach Hadden severs all ties with Scottish Rugby
• Bolton boss Megson lines up move for South Korea star Lee Chung-yong
• Bodies of pilot and flight attendant retrieved from Air France crash site
• Spray Misty for Me: Madonna goes for dinner with her latest accessory - a nebuliser
• Law firm boss 'at centre of forgery scam to allow hundreds of immigrants to settle in Britain'
• Bicycling Boris Johnson racks up £4,698 in taxi bills on mayoral expenses
• Peanut butter 'wards off heart disease', say scientists
• WIMBLEDON LIVE: Andy Murray eases into third round and brilliant Hewitt claims victory on day four
• 'No regrets': Remorseless Ronnie Biggs is still a risk but can go free, say parole chiefs
• What a rip off! Kate Beckinsale joins the torn denim brigade in their tattered 80s jeans costing up to £1,000 a pair
• Child sex killer Peter Tobin's trial for murder of sixth-former is delayed as he falls ill
• Andrea Pirlo will snub Chelsea and stay at AC Milan, claims his agent
• Brazil star Maicon linked to a £20m Inter-City switch as Chelsea bid hits buffers
• Heston Blumenthal to bring snail porridge to Knightsbridge with plan for first London restaurant
• Thomas Cook is 'playing legal games' says family of children killed in Corfu gas leak after trial is delayed
• The Stitch-tine Chapel: Artist recreates Michelangelo's masterpiece in needlework
• 'I'm the only girl in LA who likes 'Allo 'Allo': Mischa Barton owns up
• BP appoints new chairman from Ericsson
• Recording studio, ping pong tables, ice cream and gallons of West Country cider - the £50k diva demands of Black Eyed Peas at Glastonbury
• £20million in speeding fines may be repaid after police error
• Jones: England's class of 2009 have the fire power to reduce Australia to Ashes
• Tiger Tiger, Sugar Reef bar owner set for refinancing
• Catholic churches banned from using Communion wine over fears of catching swine flu
• John Suchet: I go ga-ga for gadgets
• Spy chief warns of terrorism threat to Blackberrys and iPhones (he won't even have one)
• 'Best job in the world' part two? lastminute.com offer 'job' to go on £20k three-month long holiday
• The three-legged kitten named Tripod
• Forget the golden years - women are happiest at 28, study reveals
• Men Behaving Badly star Neil Morrissey sued for £250,000 after pub and hotel firm fails
• BBC senior news editor tests positive for swine flu as Government moves away from 'containment stage'
• Maybe it's time to ditch the tight T-shirts, Harrison Ford! Full horror of 67-year-old action hero's moobs revealed
• THE INSIDER: I find Bruno Tonioli cowering in the corner. 'E's going to kill me!' he shouted desperately
• Clinton Cards to close 136 Birthdays stores
• Elton John's on the radio - we must be in LA
• Keothavong insists fans must share the blame after failure of British hopes
• Eto'o step closer to Man City deal as Barcelona make £37m move for Villa
• Red letter day for Murray as Queen sends Scot Her Majesty's regards
• Carew tells Villa fans: Heskey will be top man next season
• This week's dilemma: Unpalatable cheeseboard habits
• 750 jobs to go as Clinton Cards closes Birthdays stores
• X Factor contestant threatens to commit suicide after judges give her the boot
• Cornwall? I'm looking for the prairies (or how North American prairie dog appears to have travelled 4,000 miles)
• Woolworths born again as online store
• Fury as Apple allows teenagers to buy porn for their iPhones
• Widower, 83, clears out attic - and finds £100k of lost art
• 'Stoned' opium-munching wallabies create crop circles by crashing through poppy fields
• 'My daughter was killed by a lethal drug': Charity shop worker dies from DVT weeks after switching to new Pill
• 'One in five' British children think that Cornwall is in Scotland
• DSG limits profit slump as demand returns
• City Focus: Odey in defence of the hedgies
• Number of road-deaths in 2008 lowest since records began in 1926
• Confessions of a fashionista: Forget privacy contracts, when you're an 'invisible' underling, you get the best A-list gossip
• Blackburn Rovers back in for 'Egyptian Beckham' Ahmed Al Muhammadi
• Facecrook: Jailed robber uses smuggled phone to post threats online
• Disturbing video of church casting out 'homosexual demon' from boy, 16, posted on YouTube
• On the night Michael Owen's hat-trick shattered Germany, where exactly were Stoke and Hull in the footballing world?
• England can win with spin: Warne tips Rashid to partner Swann in Ashes
• Easy breezy CoverGirl Rihanna is reinstated as face of make up brand days after former lover pleads guilty to assaulting her
• Indian IT staff taking British jobs at Lloyds
• Gordon Brown loses the budget plot
• Currys owner DSG International hit by £140m loss
• Citi wage rise fuels anger over bonuses
• Energy firms 'over-charging by £1.6bn'
• Blackburn and Stoke vie for £2.5m Ghana star Haminu Draman
• Two can play at that game: Saskia Boxford spotted with mystery man days after Frank Lampard's holiday flirting
• U.S. Federal Reserve forecast sees Footsie slide into red: Thursday close from the London Stock Exchange
• Fabregas flirts with Real as Arsenal skipper paves way for summer exit
• 118 calls cost three times what we think
• Size 16 female Labour MP claims crisps, doughnuts and a whole tuck shop full of goodies on her expenses
• Super rich put their cash in art and gems
• Ericsson boss appointed BP's new chairman
• Energy giants making millions by overcharging households an average of £74 each a year
• Fisherman catches record-breaking shark off coast of Ireland... but should he have thrown it back?
• Dinosaur hunter sentenced after admitting stealing fossils
• Aussie Gilchrist slams ICC's decision to trial night Test cricket under lights
• Yesterday's trading: Apple sinks its teeth into ITG
• Kylie Minogue shows new friend Demi Moore the sights of Paris
• VIDEO: Lions legends Gareth Edwards and Gavin Hastings Test preview
• Ryanair to make passengers carry luggage to plane
• RBS is named world's worst bank
• Gremio say United cannot try before they buy £25m teen Douglas Costa
• Council turned me into a pariah for complaining about a yob'
• Worcestershire give notice they want Tykes Hoggard and Shahzad
• FTSE 100 close: RBS leads risers
• Treasury 'stood by as Rock crisis loomed'
• Britain's cancer shame as 15,000 elderly patients could be saved every year
• Jacqui Smith: 'My humiliation over husband's porn ... and how I was branded stroppy because I'm a woman'
• Click n' mix: Woolworths makes online comeback
• £816,000? I'm worth much more than that, claims unrepentant BBC chief Mark Thompson
• What the back pages say: Fabregas slams 'impotent' Arsenal, Walcott reveals huge rift with Pearce, United to miss out on Benzema
• British Airways 'at risk' if pay cut rejected
• I'll end Labour's Big Brother state: Cameron vows to scrap intrusive laws
• Man City set to pip Chelsea in battle for former United striker Tevez
• Court martial for army pranksters who dragged officer naked from bed following Iraq homecoming party
• King: Investors could shun UK over debts
• Cameron Diaz grows up as an actress but her leggy premiere look shows she's young at heart
• Nurse 'shouted at elderly woman and stripped her naked in full view of other patients because she'd wet herself'
• Smash and volley: One ballgirl provides landing mat for 6ft 3in tennis star while another enjoys a rally on court
• House prices - how to get the real story
• Pensioner repaid £95K in advice nightmare
• Tottenham backlash: Fans launch petition against new Spurs shirt
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Calm down dear: New speaker, John Bercow handled first Prime Minister's Questions well
• Chemicals in shower curtains and children's toys linked to underweight babies
• The flute that tooted 40,000 years ago
• Do you want to live longer? Then put on weight
• Pensioners in U.S. outwit the British with sharper memories
• Senior MPs face a storm over their lucrative second jobs
• 'We defied the risks and gave our kidneys to strangers'
• Treasury 'stood by as Northern Rock crisis loomed'