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• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Caring behaviour towards the Tories from textiles tycoon who loaned Labour £2m
• Could patients who have gene-tests for deadly diseases lose life insurance?
• Robert Hardman: It may be Art, darling. But it's not a patch on Nelson!
• We'll cut waste, say plastic bag makers: Daily Mail campaign triggers landmark pledge
• Mummy, where are my stripes? Pure white Bengal tiger astonishes keepers
• Fitness news: Exercise warning for new mothers
• Mandelson's cynical cover up on Rover is a disgrace
• Lady in red Katherine Jenkins opens the Ashes with Welsh hymn, before TWO anthems and another hymn
• Ask the doctor: What can I do to ease my restless legs?
• Showtime for Froch as champ enters talks over £30m extravaganza
• Wigan duo Goulding and Mossop recalled to ease injury crisis
• JOHN HUMPHRYS: Phew! Thank God it's over! How we all pretend to love blazing summer days, but love it more when the heatwave breaks
• STEPHEN GLOVER: Entrust my medical records to Google? I'd rather give them to Bin Laden
• Bolt vows to go all out in Lausanne as he steps up the pace for Berlin
• Could this 'magic' shoe save you from a knee operation?
• My new body for £30,000: Husband told me I was fat... so I decided on a spending spree
• Worst of the recession is over but we're still in deep, warn firms
• WIMBLEDON 2009: No easing up as Roger Federer plans for a nappier future
• Jo to continue Everton loan as Man City look to sign strikers Tevez and Eto'o
• Me and my operation: How a gastric bypass could be an unexpected lifesaver for millions
• Olazabal the jet setter struggling to make Open despite epic qualifying bid
• Under the microscope: Ed Stourton on why being a foreign correspondent isn't good for your waist line
• How ten per cent of State housing is taken up by immigrants
• 'Heartburn pills wrecked my life': How antacids can have serious side-effects
• MI5 offered me time off my sentence to drop claims Britain colluded in my torture, claims convicted terrorist
• Croeso y Gymru - but WHY are we playing the crucial opener in Cardiff?
• Pietersen insists the Aussies are there for the taking
• The tea spray that can prevent skin cancer
• Anger is growing over hacker extradition, Johnson warned
• Jackie's grief for her 'true love' (JFK's brother Bobby Kennedy)
• CITY FOCUS by SIMON DUKE: Crunch time for the recession-hit credit industry
• Should middle-aged women be taking natural HRT?
• MARKET REPORT by GEOFF FOSTER: Centrica closes in on Venture
• Bad-boy Barton makes Birmingham wait before deciding Toon fate
• JANE FRYER: So young, so foolish, so sad: As two teenagers die after wild parties in Newquay, drunken mobs turn it into a war zone
• Qatari investors could bank £700m from Barclays
• Bobby dazzler: Hull strike £2m deal for Fulham striker Zamora
• 'Car crash' television on Big Brother as housemates become test dummies in latest task
• Gary was just a guy looking for ET. This witch hunt must end (and that's the man from NASA's view)
• City watchdog aiming to hike firms' fines by up to 300%
• QUENTIN LETTS: Alan Johnson a radical? We may have been sold a pup
• Bruce wants Dunne deal: Sunderland offer City £4m for Ireland defender
• Yesterday's Trading: Centrica closes in on Venture
• Rugby mourns death of 'Prince of Centres' and former Lion Williams
• Could your water butt be bad for your health?
• Three dead and inspiring commander seriously wounded: A terrifyingly graphic despatch from the Afghan frontline
• It is impossible for John Terry to leave Chelsea, insists Ancelotti
• Fund bosses 'are not up to the job' says top investor Colin Melvin
• Doctors said my husband was just depressed - in fact he had Alzheimer's at 36
• A year ago, Lisa, 16, ran away with a grandfather 30 years her senior. So did the couple live happily ever after?
• Too busy to boil an egg? Now supermarkets are selling them ready-to-eat
• Derek Lawrenson: So, where have all those drugs cheats gone, Gary?
• Local boy Fahey aims to score John Smith's Cup hat-trick at York
• Worst of recession over but BCC fears economy still needs support
• Carlo revels in the killer lines as he charms his way into Premier League
• Rio Tinto disposes of packaging operation
• Qataris could bank £700m from Barclays
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: An unjust war against Rose
• The Data Bank: All the best bets for Tuesday, July 7
• FSA aiming to hike fines by up to 300%
• How to banish bloating: More exclusive secrets from the Viva Mayr clinic
• British Airways cabin crew reject pay deal
• Doctors and nurses to face the hand-wash test
• How broccoli can help a runny nose
• Fund bosses 'are not up to the job'
• CRAIG BROWN: The MP who's just too fat to float in space (and other little-known moon facts)
• EXCLUSIVE: Nasser Hussain comes face to face with Captain Grumpy
• Fergie's sister act
• We'll run subsidised dial-a-taxi service for rural areas stranded by bus cuts, say Tories
• Michael Jackson's body to be displayed on stage at memorial service as fans gather for emotional farewell
• Focus: Crunch time for the credit industry
• Charles Sale: What's Fry cooking up for Saints now?
• Deal clincher: Mowbray begins his Celtic rebuilding job as £3.8m Fortune drops in for talks
• Marston shareholder rebellion proves flat
• Ex-Redrow boss in £110m float plans
• World Bank warns G8 of complacency
• It's an unjust war against Marks & Spencer's Rose
• BCC fears economy still needs support
• US auto task force gives GM a bump start
• Great Barrier Reef facing destruction 'within 20 years' say experts
• New patch gives migraine sufferers hope
• How a jab in your ear could banish tinnitus for good
• From 'butch Barbara Cartland' to svelte starlet: How Jessie Wallace shed two stone in six weeks
• Ex-City star set to complete Stockport takeover as League One side exit administration
• Lord Mandelson in stand-off with Treasury over 'cash for bangers' scheme
• Well that's one way to get your kicks: Crowds go wild in Spain as bulls take over the streets of Pamplona and Denia
• Revealed: Why actress Claire King will never have children
• They won the battle but lost the war - five flaws that cost the Lions the series in South Africa
• Roy Keane raids former club United to bring youngster Martin to Ipswich
• Hollyoaks siren Gemma Merna shows off her curves in 80's-style electric pink swimsuit
• Capello on collision course as England pencil in Brazil friendly in Middle East
• Lindop aiming for slice of Ashes action but not before Ascot show
• Woman left brain-damaged after being trampled by cows wins £1m damages
• EXCLUSIVE: Tuncay, Mido and Alves stun Southgate by training no show
• Nine months' jail for gigolo PE teacher who employed wife to work in brothel
• Lifestyle: Notes from the côte
• Body talk with Judi James: No chance for babbling, in the arms of Brooke
• Judge rules Jackson's friends to handle late singer's estate as singer's family fight for control
• The top ten museums in the the world and the best of the rest...
• Free days out courtesy of Walkers
• Cavendish calls the tune as Briton claims back-to-back wins
• Burglars steal everything in £200,000 raid on £1.7m country mansion... including the kitchen sink
• A perfect 10: Radio 1 DJ Edith Bowman shows off her new slim figure a year after giving birth
• The ultimate holiday reading list
• Springboks in the dock over Botha armband protest
• Benayoun agrees Liverpool contract extension to remain at Anfield until 2013
• 'I don't want to be sexy, I'm grungy and weird': Peaches Geldof strikes her own blow for the feminist cause
• Wait for Newcastle sale almost over as Magpies chief confirms £100m offer
• Surely Abbey Clancy can afford a swimsuit that fits? Footballer Peter Crouch's WAG pops out in the Med
• What's your favourite summer read?
• Justice Yemen-style: Paedophile who raped boy, 11, shot in the head in front of hundreds of spectators
• THE INSIDER: Villa brace themselves for United bid, Bruce turns to Paraguay ace and Evans sent to Blades
• Miliband's 'disloyalty' after call for reform triggers new rumours of leadership challenge
• Pictured: The Google Earth alphabet found in Britain's hedgerows, roads and buildings
• Father-of-five run over and killed minutes after arguing with gang
• Major investor backs controversial Anglo American boss over strategy
• Hundreds of primary school pupils in rehab for drug abuse
• Canny careerists: Recession-proof your work portfolio
• Hit by the credit crunch? Apply to host a TV porn channel down the Jobcentre
• Grandfather left dying in his home as paramedic carried out 16-minute risk assessment outside
• Phorm shares crash 40% on lost BT software deal
• Amr Zaki blasts Wigan as Wolves, Birmingham and Burnley make move
• Britain gives French £15million to police their own border
• Sunday league footballer who killed rival player with single punch is jailed... for just 28 months
• Almunia calls on his Arsenal team-mates not to repeat their bad start of last year
• Vietnam era U.S. Defence Secretary Robert McNamara dies aged 93
• Oops! Prince William accidentally reveals top secret plan to take first Commonwealth tour
• PM criticised for trying to rush through ‘cobbled together’ rules to clean up Westminster
• THE LIST: Sport's greatest nicknames, Nos 40-31
• British soldiers' lives 'being thrown away because politicians won't get their act together', says Clegg
• Banking giant Nomura in blow to Canary Wharf as it heads back to the City
• Mother-of-four's luck finally turns after cancer diagnosis and dog attack... with £2.5m lottery win
• First picture of schoolgirl swine flu victim as two children and teacher take UK death toll to seven
• 10 tips: What to do if HMRC investigates you
• The shocking practices of tanning salons that allow children and those prone to skin cancer to use sunbeds
• Liverpool youngsters Spearing and Darby set to pen new deals at Anfield
• Return of sealed bids in Middle England
• No news today: UAE's most popular newspaper banned for 20 days for printing 'false horse doping claims'
• Gordon Brown's mini-summit with French president Nicolas Sarkozy brings new pledge on banking crisis
• Holidaymakers face threat of summer strikes as BA workers reject cost-cutting plans
• Brits abroad snap up UK property as pound falls
• What happened to my premium bonds?
• Welcome to the beer festival with no beer: Event forced to close early after revellers drink it dry - TWICE
• Another day, another bikini: Mena Suvari shows off her toned body in second sexy swimsuit on holiday
• Ronaldo flies through medical at Real to put final seal on record £80m move
• Chelsea target Philippe Mexes vows to stand by Roma
• Empty promise behind empty dwelling orders
• All grown up: The Harry Potter gang nine years on... Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint begin the long goodbye
• I need the power to run mum's finances
• Ribery: I don't want to quit Bayern...but they still haven't offered me a new deal
• Teenage starlet Hayden Panettiere gets a boost in the bust area on new film poster
• Crane rips through block of luxury flats throwing driver from cab and trapping residents inside
• Given keeping the faith that Newcastle can bounce back up to Premier League
• Two boys killed and one breaks neck as 100,000 students hit seaside town to celebrate end of exams
• BBC clampdown on 'principle' licence fee refuseniks
• Franchising: Double up for twice the profit
• Murderers and rapists at large: Police won't name 1,000 criminals who should be in jail but have vanished... to protect THEIR privacy
• FSA to triple fines for mis-selling firms
• 'My hair's falling out': Big Brother's Sophie panics about her tatty golden locks
• United cult hero Kanchelskis tips Chelsea new boy Zhirkov to shine as brightly as Arshavin
• It's not Rover yet for Reid and Dunn as Blackburn open talks with midfield duo
• U.S. congressman brands Michael Jackson a 'paedophile', a 'pervert' and 'child molester' on eve of funeral
• Fashion for life: This beauty is blinking marvellous
• Pictured: Rare Lamborghini wrecked after bursting into flames on 'test drive'
• Sock Shop to open first branch since 2006 collapse
• Graham Norton's struggling Totally Saturday BBC show set to be axed
• Wounds on murder victim Meredith Kercher's neck 'could not have been made by blade police found'
• Ross cleared over 'homophobic' comment suggesting parents put sons up for adoption if they want Hannah Montana MP3 player
• Our rainbow family: Three children, three skin colours... all born to the same parents
• 'South African Fritzl': Girl, 18, who tracked down father on internet 'was kidnapped and kept as sex slave'
• Moyes gets his man as Everton boss brings in American midfielder Peterlin
• Carlo reveals plans as Chelsea eye up Premier League and Champions League
• St Modwen sinks into debt as retail market remains weak
• LAPD warn thousands of British fans without tickets for Michael Jackson's memorial service to stay away
• PC obsessed with Bruce Springsteen sold bootleg CDs 'to help other fans save money'
• Travel chaos continues at Luton airport as £1 drop-off scheme launches
• Inquiry launched into deaths of six Iraqi soldiers 'tortured and killed by British troops'
• Fulham in Pole position to beat West Ham for £3.5m striker Pawel Brozek
• How can I keep cash from my kids?
• NS&I underpays index-linked savers
• Heard the one about squatters who held Mark Thomas comedy night at MPs' home?
• Will awkward tenant wreck house sale?
• The Z-list: As Chelsea sign Zhirkov for £18m, Sportsmail looks at other A-listers whose names begin with Z...
• I'm not following Ancelotti! AC Milan midfielder Pirlo puts Chelsea rumours to bed
• Trackers wage war on managed funds
• 'Gone fishing': Sarah Palin avoids the public eye after shock resignation (but keeps us posted on Twitter)
• Aussies will still have the edge even without star Lee, insists Pietersen
• How music could enhance your small business
• HARRY PHIBBS: Pushy parents prove how poor our schools system is
• Private banking industry struggles as profits drop by a third
• Dannii Minogue changes hairstyle for third time in a week in bid to keep up with rival Cheryl Cole
• This Life: Jeannette Kupfermann on the loss of a precious memento
• Real wants European breakaway which could leave Spurs, City and Villa frozen out
• Ryanair may make passengers stand
• Russia and the U.S. shake hands on a nuclear deal to reduce warheads
• Mummy, where are my stripes? Pure white Bengal tiger astonishes keepers
• Family's grief for son, 10, knocked down and killed while riding his bike
• Kung fu black belt jailed for life for brutally killing partner after learning she wanted to leave him
• Q&A: Is Newcastle merging with Skipton?
• Heskey backs Villa young guns to push on and reach Champions League
• Yuri the man! Arshavin leads the praise for £18m Chelsea new boy Zhirkov
• AIM newcomer prepares for resurgence in housing market with flat buyout
• When Harry met Goldie: Prince makes unlikely friend in drum 'n' bass DJ
• American Express worker's £67,000 spending spree to get revenge on firm 'for ruining his life'
• How firms are asking workers to do more for less
• Dumped by BT: Sneaking around doesn't pay off for Phorm
• Sprightly pensioner dies in 'zoo' hospital after 'catalogue of blunders'
• Ashes 2009: Advantage England! Lethal weapon Brett Lee out of TWO Tests and could miss entire Ashes series
• Parents' fury as girl hobbles to school with broken leg... just to qualify for trip to Alton Towers
• Standing seats on Ryanair flights to be introduced to cut cost of flights
• Brits who forget holiday essentials face paying up to quadruple the price abroad
• Brown's lasagne offensive: PM turns to wife's pasta dish to win back support in Cabinet
• Judge allows General Motors a 'quick bankruptcy sale' of assets to new company
• The Sunday Interview: Merlin Entertainments' Nick Varney
• How to cut insurance for young drivers
• Arsenal target Hangeland rejects offer to double his money at Fulham
• Viva Espana! Elen Rives takes off to sunny Spain leaving ex Frank Lampard to look after the children
• Car sale falls slow thanks to scrap scheme
• Manchester City winning fight with Inter Milan for Brazil defender Lucio
• Cash in the Ashes: investing in cricket
• First look: Megan Fox's bizarre new role as possessed cheerleader vampire in new movie Jennifer's Body
• Birmingham boss McLeish eyes loan deal for Newcastle bad boy Barton
• Car sales begin to improve after first month of Government's 'cash for bangers' scheme
• Getting a bank loan is down to detail
• Nurse dashes 100 yards as human fireball to claim bizarre new world record
• Rihanna's gaping tuxedo reveals bare chest with just two sequinned petals to spare her modesty
• Gordon Brown threw us into a black hole
• Now Ryanair wants passengers to STAND UP during flights
• Fund Focus: Murray International
• Newcastle put Martins and Coloccini up for sale in bid to slash £65m wage bill
• Costa Rica tops the Happy Planet Index as paradise for its inhabitants
• Angel Gabriel? £3m France starlet Obertan has Man United medical
• Israel has a 'sovereign right' to deal with Iran's nuclear threat in their own way, says VP Joe Biden
• Cost-cutting succeeds for Moneysupermarket as it plans for future expansion
• Ancelotti: Terry will be at Chelsea forever and Zhirkov has signed, too
• Black boxes cut young drivers' insurance
• Investment made a small fortune, for broker
• Six of the best - classic finals featuring Borg, McEnroe, Becker and Ivanisevic
• From crazy Aussies to battling Zina - Sportsmail's A-Z of the tournament
• The artist who uses thousands of discarded toys to create £12,000 giant sculptures
• Advisers barred from commission sales
• 'Ghost' of Michael Jackson caught on camera pacing the corridors of Neverland
• Hollyoaks star Jennifer Metcalfe goes for the jugular in new mud-wrestling TV ad
• Time for the Bank to get its powers back
• Lee can swing it for us in the Ashes, insists Aussie coach Nielsen
• The worst clashes since Tiananmen: At least 156 dead as ethnic unrest spread in China
• Monday latest from the London Stock Exchange: Miners and oil issues hit Footsie where it hurts
• New Zealand jobs crisis hits British expats
• Married American football star and lover found dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Marks & Spencer braced for AGM rebellion
• Chelsea new boy Yuri Zhirkov dreams of Champions League glory after completing £18m move
• Former tennis star and mum-of-two Steffi Graf shows off her champion figure
• Buzz Aldrin: Forget the moon, we should be off to settle Mars
• If anyone's going to cause trouble at Wimbledon... it's Russell Crowe as he tries to change seats mid-match
• DALE BASSETT: Quango penpushers rule through 'twilight zone' government
• PICTURE SPECIAL: Yes, it's for Real! Ronaldo unveiled before 80,000 fans
• PICTURE SPECIAL: The day our man fended off Aussies to deliver Ashes
• Darling White Paper to tackle 'casino banking'
• Yasmin Le Bon sparkles in them, but, am I too old for... sequins
• Top 10 commuter bikes under £500
• Leading England was wearing me out, says former skipper Flintoff
• Honduras slides towards anarchy as ousted president vows to make second return
• World's oldest Bible goes online 1,600 years after it was penned on parchment
• Dinner lady suspended after telling parents that daughter had been tied up and whipped with skipping rope
• British Airways staff reject cost-cutting deal
• FTSE 100 close: Oil falls take shares lower
• Boy, 14, fighting for life after plunging 30ft in 'free running' stunt
• Civil servant sacked after criticising Blears online over expenses scandal
• NHS medical records could be stored by Google or Microsoft under Tory plans
• What the papers say: July 6
• Mandy delays report into MG Rover fiasco
• Darling hints at public sector pay freeze
• Three British soldiers killed in 24 hours in Afghan fighting as death toll rises to 174
• WEB NEWS: There are terrific buys to be had on the net - if you know where to look
• Cameron vows to slash number of quangos and cut Ofcom's power
• Police are spending more time on paperwork as Tories accuse Home Office of manipulating figures
• MICHAEL WINNER: I was born a wimp, I just pretend to be a Winner!
• Graduates failing the jobs test: Employers forced to leave jobs unfilled as they cannot find quality recruits
• One dead in violent clashes at Honduras airport as exiled leader tries to fly home
• Bring out the brollies: Britain's heatwave is over as forecasters predict a deluge of rain