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• WIMBLEDON 2009: Order of play for day six at the All England Championships
• Matt Dawson on the Second Test: Inside story of the scrummage
• Fortune favours Hull City over Celtic switch as Mowbray refuses to pay inflated fee
• David Niven Junior: The truth about Dad's deathbed confession
• PETER OBORNE: Why David Cameron won't sack these expenses cheats
• Salford 10 Huddersfield 34: Cudjoe helps Giants get back to winning ways
• 'Satan's child? He's just a little devil,' says mother of a one-boy crimewave
• St Helens 30 Celtic 0: Rock-bottom Crusaders need more than Henson
• DES KELLY: Breaking news - British tennis is absolutely useless
• AMANDA PLATELL: BBC expenses? It's the quality of shows that's truly offensive
• Leeds 33 Bradford 20: Burrow darts in to avenge Bulls defeat
• Soderling resumes odd service as he calls for trainer while thrashing Almagro
• MAX HASTINGS: A sick joke: Government has sent troops to die yet starved them of money but today is Britain's first Armed Forces Day
• Lion Hart: England keeper saves penalty, then scores one but will miss final
• Double trouble for Jamie Murray as he struggles to regain champion form
• Michael Jackson disguised as a nun and living in a bunker with Elvis: Now for the conspiracy theories
• QUENTIN LETTS: What ho, Jeeves! And be sure to mind the gap
• Troicki has a pain in the grass and it's not just Wimbledon favourite Murray
• Blackburn boss Allardyce targets £10m Gignac after signing Givet
• A new taste of freedom for the children in the masks?
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Michael Jackson in perspective: Was it really necessary for Brown and Cameron to issue tributes?
• Scandal of the migrant criminals: How legal lunancy left serial sex offender free to kill girl, 12
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Self-promoting Balls: Children's Secretary tenure characterised by determination to run school system from Whitehall
• Charles Sale: Exit Murray's mum to rattle LTA again
• Spurs seek to push through deals for Obinna and Rodriguez
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Time for a reality check, Mr Thompson: Director General desperate to down play BBC's expenses
• Defender Coloccini still in the dark over Newcastle future
• Martin Samuel: Why Serena Williams is a huge hit like her idol Jacko
• A brutal upbringing: How Michael Jackson's father whipped him if he missed a note
• BA cabin crew threaten strike over pay cuts
• Revealed: The EIGHT drugs Michael Jackson was taking EVERY DAY before his fatal heart attack
• Everton confident of beating Marseille in race to sign £6m Mbia
• Michael Jackson was so high on painkillers that he spent days in a stupor
• Wacko's world: He slept in an oxygen tent and his best friend was Bubbles the chimp
• Manchester United face a Real battle for Lyon striker Benzema
• EU could scupper government Rock deal
• Yesterday's Trading: Debt concerns batter Vedanta
• Humiliation and a dark obsession with children - the stain lingering over Michael Jackson's legacy
• It's now or never: O'Driscoll's battle cry to Lions as captain seeks series win
• Did Michael Jackson want to be white?
• Aurelio's freak injury wins Dossena reprieve at Liverpool
• Debate with the Mail: Was Michael Jackson the Mozart of our time or a sign of a bankrupt culture?
• Ronaldo signs six-year contract at Real Madrid and will be unveiled on July 6
• Matt Dawson: Lions face burning lungs but can beat South Africa at altitude
• Dougherty's wise to it: Liverpudlian insists that he's learned his lesson
• Not a pretty sight as Gisela makes her exit from the championships
• Cut Aussies some slack on sledging, says Merv Hughes
• Grammar school numbers soar under Labour despite law to prevent increase in selective schooling
• EU could scupper Treasury's deal to rescue Northern Rock
• MARKET REPORT: Debt concerns batter Vedanta
• Get ready for a basketful of wonky veg as EU ban on odd shapes lifted
• Lions are under-prepared for Springbok Test at altitude says ex-manager Cotton
• North pain on the south coast: Aussie batsman short of runs
• Bank reform plans plunge into 'chaos' after white paper delay
• Strike threat as British Airways cabin crew rail against pay cut
• Berkeley boss loosens grip on housebuilder as profits fall
• Sky faces bruising battle over pay-TV issue with Ofcom
• 'Love killed me on this show,' declares Angel as she is booted out of Big Brother
• Pietersen comes out fighting: 'We had to get rid of Moores to win the Ashes'
• Equitable savers finally get their fighting day in court
• 'He's not breathing': The desperate call in which Michael Jackson's aide pleads for an ambulance
• Springboks plan to give second row a Shaw shock despite giant's call up
• This one's for you, Michael: Lily Allen performs white glove tribute to Jacko at Glastonbury
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Why the music shouldn't stop
• Xstrata's expansion plans won't stop at Anglo American
• INVESTMENT EXTRA: Frightened investors flee to familiar shores
• The Data Bank - all the best bets for Saturday, June 27
• Beware, Springbok winger Habana has a point to prove against Lions
• Oxx will wait and Sea at Curragh: Trainer unlikely to take any chances
• Five marriages later, serial bigamist snares herself yet another man
• Very British cannibals: How an epic Navy voyage across the Arctic came to a truly sinister end
• I'll go into Froch's backyard and knock him out in six, says Green
• 'He's not breathing': The desperate call in which Michael Jackson's aide pleads for an ambulance
• World champion Rossi closes in on 100 club after claiming pole for Dutch TT
• British mother cleared of killing her newborn baby after spending ONE YEAR behind bars
• Welsh to lead the way in banishing plastic bags
• Yamauchi marathon bid hit by injury: Mara ruled out of World Championships
• Scandal of the migrant criminals: High Court frees Somali thug Britain couldn't deport
• BEL MOONEY: I am only 11 - but is it up to me to save my parents' broken marriage?
• Briscoe's on rise as Wigan fall: Hull KR ace breaks into England squad
• Council staff take twice as many 'sickies' as private sector, costing us £4billion a year
• Britain's heatwave comes to an end as temperatures drop and torrential rain sweeps in... just in time for the weekend
• Will Jackson's funeral be the biggest since Princess Diana's?
• £300m financial scrap for Jackson's estate begins
• Brother of banker beaten to death in street expresses fears at 'walk-on-by' society
• England finally win a penalty shoot-out! Hart sends Under-21s into Euro final
• Paras without planes: RAF running out of Hercules because of Iraq war strain
• DEBORAH ROSS: Call the police! It's Wheelie Bin Laden...acting suspiciously in alleys, turning towns ugly, there's a deadly menace on the loose over Britain
• Life of Riley - Leeds official Mike hangs up whistle to take over as refs' chief
• Trying to tell us something? Former lesbian Jackiey Budden glams up to check out rings with toyboy lover
• Tsonga hit by ace hailstorm as Karlovic displays his power
• Carlos Tevez: My Manchester United career died on the day Fergie signed Berbatov from Tottenham
• 2012 Olympic Stadium should be used as World Cup venue, insists Lord Coe
• Madonna rolls back the years in new Louis Vuitton ad ... and even her fingers appear airbrushed
• Oops, should have gone to Specsavers! OAP drives into opticians' shopfront
• Rafa Benitez delighted to land 'winner' Johnson as Liverpool unveil £17m star
• Refunds for Jackson gig ticket-holders
• Nicholas Parsons: Me and my school photo
• Too many police on G20 frontline were untrained, reveals report slamming Yard chiefs
• British mother accused of strangling her newborn baby in hotel room is freed by Greek court
• 'Jackson's not dead, he's living in a bunker with Elvis Presley': Conspiracy theories flood the internet
• Is that you Agyness? Sarah Harding is a dead ringer for model as she relaxes in Ibiza
• PM's wife Sarah Brown drops in on muddy Glastonbury as Naomi shows off her £250 Jimmy Choo wellies
• Panathinaikos swoop for ex- Liverpool striker Cisse in £6.8m switch from Marseille
• Brown tells Owen: I'll make you a Hull of an offer to play for us
• Teenager jumps to her death from Eiffel Tower, crashing onto roof of packed restaurant 180ft below
• I spy with my little eye... a dead badger! Wildlife charity urges children to play spot the roadkill travel game
• Arsenal target Felipe Melo to consider future after Confederations Cup final
• Federer victorious again but is he just a bit too smug?
• Michael Jackson set to be embalmed at the O2 Centre after missing the deadline for cryogenic freezing
• Children's charities outraged after artwork by serial killer Myra Hindley is displayed in museum
• Half of all home sales going through without HIPs as they are ignored and dodged
• Fury as National Rail bosses get six-figure bonuses despite chronic delays
• Bee wise: Turn your garden into a honeypot for bees
• Liverpool's bankers stress club is safe as Kraft says he almost bought Reds
• Sportsmail's club-by-club guide to when teams return to training
• Manchester United told top target Karim Benzema is on market for £30m
• Birmingham make bold move to sign ex-Arsenal skipper Vieira from Inter
• Serena makes it look simple as second seed cruises past Italian Vinci
• Question mark over Jackson's stake in £500m company that owns the Beatles' songs
• Recipe: Cappuccino panna cotta with hazelnut syrup
• The true romantic who loved the thrill of the race: FREUD ON COURSE BY CLEMENT FREUD
• Brazil legend Pele reveals he ditched love of Liverpool for Manchester United
• Recipe: Pan-fried mackerel with pea shoots and summer potato salad
• Killers get life for dousing teenager with petrol and burning him alive because he fell in love with wrong girl
• Leggy Lily Cole towers above fans as she models a pair of killer red heels
• Why's that DJ playing Thriller? How the news of Jackson's death took a little longer to arrive at a festival in Somerset
• Ronaldo is no troublemaker (he'll be a Real star for us), claims Sergio Ramos
• Recipe: Artichoke and truffle-crusted rack of lamb with beans
• Tea prices tipped to hit a record high after drought
• Boys' day out: Doting dad Guy Ritchie takes David and Rocco to see Peter Pan
• Is this pension lock-out legal?
• How Bush and Condoleezza got exquisite gifts from Arab leaders - but had to keep them in a warehouse
• Out now in paperback
• King of Pop again... Jackson poised to top the charts as death send sales soaring
• THAT WAS THE SPORTING WEEK: Kirk Stevens is the new Wimbledon favourite, no place for fruity dresses at SW19 - and Fergie waves goodbye to his knife and fork
• Style, at your service: Smashing picnic pieces to celebrate Wimbledon
• What's best for long-term savings?
• Recession forces Qantas to cancel Dreamliner order
• Land Registry: House price falls level off
• Crime
• Super grass: Are artificial lawns as good as the real thing?
• Recipe: seared scallops with leeks and orange butter
• Jackson death exposes fake David Miliband 'Twitterjacker' (but not before Sky News fell for it)
• THE INSIDER: United weigh up move for Dutch demon, Everton target Tottenham outcast and Wolves hunt down Reading hitman
• Retro Reads
• Stroke victim, 76, attacks allotment holder, 66, with machete after friendly chat
• Air fares to soar as Brown calls for £60bn-a-year global fund to fight climate change
• Brazil starlet Dentinho ready to shun Real for move to United or Arsenal
• Popular fiction
• Nazi slaves of the haciendas: Hitler fanatics forced orphans to build new Fatherland in Amazon
• Social services knew toddler was in danger - but failed to stop her being kicked to death by babysitter
• Saints saviour Fialka is a money man and mummy's boy rolled up into one
• THREE WAYS TO CAPSIZE A BOAT by Chris Stewart; FOR BETTER FOR WORSE, FOR RICHER FOR POORER by Damian and Siobhan Horner
• Bid for immediate ban on loophole that allows sex offenders to work as driving instructors
• We fear England could ruin our World Cup chances, reveals Brazil star Kaka
• Ex-Spurs trainee Yeates eyes return to the top after joining Middlesbrough
• Autumn holidays in the UK from only €20!
• Number of people sentenced for violent and sexual crimes falls by almost 8%
• That outfit does nothing for you! Anna Friel gets it very wrong in long white billowing dress
• Spend time outdoors this summer with the National Trust
• Peter Crouch wraps himself around his WAG Abbey Clancy in steamy holiday clinch
• WIMBLEDON LIVE: All the action from day five as Federer wins again
• White Tie and Tiara ball in tears as Elton John sings Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me in tribute to Jacko
• The couple that sway together, stay together... TV divorce lawyer advises ballroom dancing to save marriage
• Mowbray looks to beat Fulham, Wolves and Hull and make a Fortune with Marc-Antoine
• Ancient river found beneath the Channel during Olympics survey
• Stunning new technology allows parents to hold a life-size model of their unborn child
• Nightclub doorman who 'drove girlfriend's body to police station' is charged with her murder
• Beauty special: Do less, look lovelier
• Rovers return: Blackburn's Allardyce hands four-year deal to loan star Givet
• Book review: The Smell of the Continent
• Beauty special: A face-lift at your fingertips
• Reader garden makeover: Sheltered from the Anglesey wind with 600 trees
• Fathers Day helps John Lewis post its best week of the year
• History in your garden: Acanthus
• Straw hats, hula dancers and an Obama 'boogy' as White House picnic turns into Hawaiian luau
• Ribery is 'irreplaceable' and not for sale at any price, insist Bayern
• Ticket-holders to be refunded but Jackson concert organisers are left facing £300m liability
• Beauty special: Drop-a-decade makeover
• Preston tell Baggies: Forget taking our boss Irvine - you're not having him
• Arsenal star Arshavin goes it alone after declaring: I don't need an agent
• Sky to fight Ofcom over push for broadcaster to share premium sports and movies
• Coyle hopes he can persuade Derby man Mears to come to Turf Moor
• A look at times past with Britain's interactive attractions
• Celebrity lawyer 'Mr Loophole' gets football star Jermain Defoe off driving ban (for now) after police fine blunder
• Bank of England chief 'in unholy alliance' with Tories, claims Cabinet Minister
• WIMBLEDON 2009: Centre Court's £80m roof is on as Federer is set to play first ever indoor Championship match
• Coach driver refuses to let woman off bus early to be by her dying mother's bedside
• Housebuilder Berkeley's profits fall 38%
• Will this stop the pandamonium? Thai elephants painted to look like pandas after the black and white bears steal their fans
• I'm a lying, drunken Bastareaud not victim of a racist attack
• UBS to raise more capital and forecasts second quarter loss
• Marseille bid to scupper Everton pursuit of Cameroon star Mbia
• Dresden Elbe Valley stripped of its World Heritage site title
• Sky to fight Ofcom on sport and films deal
• Thistle do nicely! These purple plants will add dramatic beauty to any garden
• United boss Ferguson uses Nani as bait in bid to keep Wigan winger Valencia out of Real's clutches
• Having fun? Alex Curran and footballer Steven Gerrard look glummer than ever on break
• Fifth of women remain childless as growing proportion put career before family
• Impress without stress: Jo Pratt's guide on how to avoid dinner party melt down
• 'Traffic Taliban' police chief Brunstrom spends £4,000 of public money on 'bardic chair' poetry prize
• Everton and West Ham go for Lyon outcast Kader Keita
• Paedophile who kept girl, 9, as sex slave in cupboard is jailed for life
• Own-branded goods
• Married U.S. governor who went 'AWOL in the Appalacians' finally admits he was visiting mistress in Argentina... on expenses
• London Tube train drivers to quote Shakespeare at passengers
• 'How I spend my time in Yorkshire' by Betty's Cafe Tea Rooms owner
• Is UK's economy heading back to the '70s?
• Telecoms come out on top
• Police launch murder hunt as girl, 15, dies after 'arson attack'
• Beauty special: Get the best from your skincare routine
• Barclaycard bill could take 98 years to clear
• Child's play for City-bound Tevez as striker enrols daughter in local school
• LIONS LATEST: Colossus Shaw can stop South Africa taking a stranglehold in Pretoria, insists Edwards
• Besiktas eye Spurs flop Pavlyuchenko, Everton's Saha and Liverpool's Yossi
• £20m speed fines 'void' after police error
• Buoyant Wall Street session boosts market: Friday close from the London Stock Exchange
• Tax credits 'don't help two thirds of families'
• 'Take our 10-year-old son away before he kills someone': Couple begs social services for help
• Standard Chartered warns that recovery may falter
• Let's hold the 2018 World Cup in my Stadium of Light, demands Sunderland chief Quinn
• Ex-wife loses fight for husband's new riches
• La Toya interview cut from Bruno film's LA premiere after Michael Jackson's sudden death
• MPs call for Equitable Life man to quit
• Amy De Vine raises a glass to global conservation
• RAF flies bodies of Iraq hostages home to Britain
• Oil refinery dispute ends after 647 sacked workers get their jobs back
• Milan undeterred in Fabregas pursuit as Arsenal ace is lined up to replace Pirlo
• Deco slams Blues owner Abramovich for treating Chelsea like his 'toy'
• Berkeley founder to step aside as profits slide almost 40%
• I'll call liar di Montezemolo's bluff by staying with FIA, warns Mosley
• Shocked fans gathered around the world to mourn Michael Jackson
• Yesterday's trading: Morgan Crucible on bid radar
• Comment: A quiet man's cry of despair
• Murray's food for thought - Andy's wacky way of winding down
• Teenage thugs set fire to sleeping sunbather in Liverpool
• How Michael Jackson's death shut down Twitter, brought chaos to Google... and 'killed off' Jeff Goldblum
• Lloyds 'must stop foreign worker scheme'
• FTSE 100 close: BA back on track
• Savings hit a five-year high amid job fears
• BP chairman Svanberg has much to learn
• Bank of England: Bailout bill hits £1trillion
• What the back pages say: United set for bidding war with Barca over £40m Villa, Pearce admits he wants Fabio's job, Pietersen tells England: I'm fit for the Ashes
• Schools freed from Whitehall's grip in massive Labour U-turn
• WIMBLEDON 2009: Order of play for day five at The Championships
• Households are most happy where rubbish collections are weekly
• The addiction to pills that took over Michael Jackson's life... and which finally destroyed him
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: At least the Bank of England Governor is facing facts