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  Tuesday 15 September 2009  

• How we're all still paying for the banking meltdown
• West Brom 3 Doncaster 1: New Kiwi on the block steals the show for Baggies
• BOOK REVIEW: Flat prose, dud characters- but what a glorious romp through the secrets of the universe
• Inflation slips to lowest level for nearly 5 years
• Ipswich 1 Forest 1: Earnshaw's leveller increases pressure on Keane
• Rival supermarkets closing in on Tesco
• United boss Sir Alex shrugs off Rooney rage as fiery striker loses temper
• Coventry 3 Sheff Utd 2: Coleman takes his time as Sky Blues make progress
• FC Zurich 2 Real Madrid 5: Cristiano Ronaldo inspires Los Blancos
• Ben-Hur rides again as breathtaking gladiator fights are performed for live audiences
• Premium Bond prizes set for October boost
• NatWest fobbed me off with whisky
• High Street retailer Debenhams shake-up begins to bear fruit
• A final message from Keith Floyd: 'I travelled the world and shared the finest food with millions. Truly I was blessed. Thank you and Au Revoir'
• Sheff Wed 1 Boro 3: Magic Johnson displays Premier power
• MARKET REPORT: Regus founder pockets £36million
• Ricky Ponting piles on the agony: Whitewash looms for sorry England
• REVEALED: The three TRILLION pounds Labour blew in 12 years of profligate spending
• Blanchflower slammed for attack on Bank of England
• Mellow Madjid: Red card taught me vital lesson, says Bougherra
• How a hamburger on Friday can make you hungry on Monday
• Duchess of York may face police quiz over undercover TV documentary highlighting 'plight' of Turkish orphans
• Everton plan to put the fizz back into Vaughan with Championship loan deal
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: King's troublesome dissident
• ANDREW ALEXANDER: Why we're all cutters now - even the cat
• Grays keep up Hammers connection as Moncur appoints Dicks as new boss
• Iain Duncan Smith challenges Cameron to expand benefits system to low-paid workers to keep them off the dole
• She's number one but it won't earn Dame Vera any royalties
• CITY FOCUS: The human cost of Hanson sell-off
• A passion for poker: I went from chubby teenager to casino queen, says Victoria Coren
• Kevin Keegan's hearing is not a worry for Newcastle boss Chris Hughton
• Martin Samuel: Going Hungary, despite feasting at the top table
• World of boxing is stunned as Olympic bronze medalist Darren Sutherland is found dead
• Olympiakos look to Bryan Robson to replace sacked Temuri Ketsbaia
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Escaping the trap
• MAIL COMMENT: A first step towards honesty over cuts
• Post strike agony grows: Misery as bills, card payments and cheques are trapped in mail backlog
• Angry Arsene! Gunners boss slams Adebayor and Hughes after FA charge
• Notts County in talks to bring free agent Michael Mifsud to Meadow Lane
• He brings out the best in us all: Cystic fibrosis sufferer Alex Stobbs' mother on his extraordinary life
• ITV hit as watchdog dashes hopes for ad price hikes
• SIMON BARNES: Our national postal service - the last of the dinosaurs
• Argentina's new hero Del Potro will no longer be a dark horse after triumph
• Lloyds bank can quit debt plan, says Myners
• QUENTIN LETTS: Ms Slinky sashayed up the aisle - hungry eyes followed
• CHARLES SALE: Austrians a good bet to land FA Cup deal
• Mac on food waste
• The Data Bank - all the best racing bets for Wednesday, September 16
• Are David Beckham and Cheryl Cole REALLY the best role models for British children?
• Blanchflower slammed for attack on BoE
• Yesterday's trading: Regus founder pockets £36m
• Top bosses tempted abroad over taxes
• Mervyn King's troublesome dissident
• Debenhams shake-up begins to bear fruit
• Focus: The human cost of Hanson sell-off
• BAE slashes jobs as new work slows
• ITV hit as ad price hikes are ruled out
• Lloyds can quit debt plan, says Myners
• 'Damning' evidence puts heat on Flavio: Briatore's F1 future hangs in the balance
• A month's rain in just one night: Downpour stops play as floods bring chaos to roads and rail
• You can bank on bad service
• Elton John 'is a sinner': Church attacks singer over his plan to adopt Ukrainian baby boy
• Now who told you that was a good look, Peaches?
• The steep cost of delaying retirement
• Putting off retirement can lead to penalties or 10-year payment delays
• Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger asks rookie keeper Mannone to grow up fast
• Homeowners shouldn't overpay mortgages
• Woolwich's deals have a sting in the tail
• Five-year fixed rate savings bond that beats 5%
• Besiktas 0 Man United 1: Scholes lights up Reds in the Turkish laser show
• Chelsea 1 Porto 0: Anelka's the top dog in the absence of Drogba
• Record complaints shame High St banks
• Gangster film fails to split its loot
• Five-year fixed bond at ten times base rate
• You mustn't mention God... council bans church from putting up notices about its meetings
• THE LAST WORD by TONY HAZELL: Banking on bad service
• Devil's in the detail of new savings deals
• DEAR MARGARET: The traffic light mishap that's left me in the red
• Maradona must fight flab: Argentina's World Cup chances look slim
• 'England has lost a lion': Latest soldier died after volunteering to be sent to Afghanistan
• How we're still paying for banks' collapse
• The shame of our High Street banks: Ombudsman upholds record number of complaints
• Spending big isn't so smart, Liverpool co-owner Hicks tells Manchester City
• Dentist who ran as MP in dock for 'groping female patients'
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LIVE: Chelsea and Manchester United kick off their European campaigns
• Woolwich's new mortgage deals have a sting in the tail
• Dementia may have been caused by the Second World War, says scientist
• New rights for agency workers before next election, Brown promises union leaders
• Trident faces the axe as defence is slashed by Labour AND Tories after next general election
• Kung Fu Fighting: Will Smith's son tackles Jackie Chan in remake of Karate Kid
• Senior government figure WILL face showdown with the BNP on Question Time
• Devil's in the detail for new savings deals coming onto the market
• Lost your nerves, Prime Minister? Gordon Brown has stopped biting his nails
• 'Aristocrat plundered £1.6m from family charity'
• Kieren Fallon will not partner Cime de Triomphe and Basaltico in Australia next month
• Sarkozy gets tough on illegal downloaders as France passes new law against internet piracy
• Asthma link to children who regularly use indoor swimming pools
• Labour Minister David Lammy in U-turn after accusing Cambridge University of being racist
• Alan Johnson forced to deny 'conspiracy' to shut down care homes
• Baghdad Green Zone rocked by mortar attack as Joe Biden visits Iraq
• REVEALED: The dossiers of evidence going before the 'crash-gate' hearing
• More forces needed for war in Afghanistan, says U.S. admiral
• The Ferretti Effect: Tough but feminine is the essence of this designer
• The worst funds named and shamed
• It's Craig Bellamy v Manchester United as Argentina warn Tevez will join Adebayor, Robinho, Santa Cruz and Benjani on the sidelines for City
• Recipe: Spiced apple crumble slices
• He's made it: Eddie Izzard triumphantly finishes 43rd marathon run around Britain in Trafalgar Square
• Music and the Deep South: A trip accompanied by Jazz and Blues
• Recipe: Nutmeg and custard cream ‘yo-yos’
• Freddie goes freelance: Flintoff rejects new ECB deal to go it alone
• 'Band of mothers' who all lost sons in Afghanistan launch charity for bereaved
• Rail firms charge up to 50% more for parking
• Recipe: Blackened chilli belly of pork
• Cruise holidays: Around the world (and Britain) in 80 voyages
• One swore under his breath thinking he was off-air, the other's expletives triggered 54,000 complaints ... guess who the BBC sacked?
• Avril Lavigne ditches the T-shirts and trainers for grown-up glam as she launches new clothing range
• Recipe: Masala meatballs with coriander and coconut sauce
• Women defend right to wear heels as 'kill joy' union bosses condemn stilettos in the workplace
• Armitage ruled out for three months: Full-back needs shoulder operation
• How are your savings protected?
• Three primary school pupils arrested after 'copycat sex attack on boys'
• Oberammergau's Passion Play, one German village's 400-year tradition
• Christina Milian enjoys another Dream wedding, this time in Rome with family and friends
• Recipe: Shredded chicken satay noodle soup
• PICTURE SPECIAL: You're Ad-ing a laugh! Charged Emmanuel Adebayor repeats controversial celebration in Manchester City training
• Birmingham buyer Yeung lines up roles for McManaman and Karembeu
• Blonde presenter axed from Berlusconi's TV channel for performing raunchy routine
• Recipe: Cola jelly with vanilla ice cream
• Secondary school bans skirts claiming girls are hitching hems to get boys' attention
• River cruises: Taking the slow boat along Europe's waterways
• 'The other presenters are much prettier than me': Claudia Winkleman gets candid
• Mervyn King on rates, QE and an 'unwise' MPC man
• Repossessions fall by 100 per week
• Clinique
• Risking life for his art: Former circus man does one-handed handstand dangling 300m over cliff edge
• PICTURE SPECIAL: Andy Murray joins Everton! David Moyes watches on a tennis ace shows off his skills
• Israel and Palestine both committed war crimes during Gaza war, says UN
• Is new Kate Moss waxwork the most airbrushed ever... or did Madame Tussaud's just forget the spots and wrinkles?
• Al Fahim insists there will be cash for Portsmouth signings in January
• The truth is out there: Rush to solve Google's new UFO puzzle
• 'Living wills' to be drawn up by banks in case of another crisis
• Two seater Mini leads British charge at Frankfurt Motor Show
• City has the taste for a Cadbury sweetener as Kraft say it will be back
• Lucky strike: Photographer captures dramatic lightning on early drive
• Sterling slides against euro as King considers cutting banks' reserve rate
• Barcelona battering will haunt me for Evra, admits Man United star Patrice
• Murray declares himself fit for Britain's Davis Cup relegation tie against Poland
• Craig Bellamy delighted with Manchester City's mental revolution
• 'Spineless' KPMG boss plundered £545,000 from accountancy giant to fund wife's £15,000-a-month lifestyle
• 'Sounds like I didn't act like a lady' says the Guinness society girl accused of mile-high romp and opium boast
• Cunningham signs new one-year deal and will end his career in 2010
• My body and I: Model, heiress – and daughter of Patty – Lydia Hearst
• Hi-de-Hi star Felix Bowness dies aged 87
• Council blasted after SIXTY signposts and signs are put up around ONE bus stop
• Jade Goody was pregnant with twins during her relationship with Jack Tweed, reveals her mother
• Alas poor Lorik! Sunderland boss Steve Bruce fears referees will target his new skipper Cana
• THE LIST: The greatest rivalries in club football, Nos 30-21
• Rates to stay low as BoE mulls new action
• 'We paid for our dogs to be cremated. But their bodies were dumped in a field'
• Southgate secures St Ledger signing in time for Boro's trip to Wednesday
• Ricky Gervais is looking svelte - but not as line-free as his new airbrushed movie poster
• Brave Danica, 13, finally returns to school THREE years after losing her leg in hit-and-run
• Make-up masterclass: Hold that glow
• Class supervisor 'who had sex with pupil' is FIFTH member of college's staff charged with student affair
• Kim Kardashian reveals her incredible shrinking derrière
• Gomes hands Spurs a boost as keeper sets his sights on making comeback
• UEFA could ban English clubs from Champions League over wild spending
• All eyes on Anna Friel the Forties femme fatale as she emerges from another night on the stage
• Spaghetti bolognese and curry top list of dishes favoured by at home cooks
• Teenglish: From Frape to Neek the words used by teenagers that baffle adults
• The city that never smokes: New York plans to ban lighting up outside
• Burley to stay on as Scotland boss after Hampden showdown with SFA
• Sterling falls as Bank hints at new policy tool
• The Pension Protection Fund (PPF)
• UEFA keep Chelsea's least favourite referee Ovrebo 600 miles from London
• Adebayor set to be banned for three matches for stamping on Van Persie
• He wouldn't get away with that at the Royal & Ancient! Casually dressed David Beckham loses his temper on golf course
• Kent and England bowler Saggers retires at 37 following knee injury
• HARRY PHIBBS: Harman has the right formula to become leader - but getting the party elected is a different matter
• Defence giant BAE Systems to axe 1,100 jobs and close site at Woodford in Cheshire
• Inflation: What the economists think
• Lifestyle: A good mixer
• Night out leaves Cheryl Cole with the Zzz Factor
• Haven't we seen that before? GMTV's Emma Crosby wears the same dress as Holly Willoughby
• Why have bmibaby let us down so badly?
• QPR loan star Ben Watson ready to upset old club Crystal Palace and show Wigan what they're missing
• Viduka set to join Melbourne Victory as ex-Newcastle striker ends English spell
• Fashion forward: The London Fashion Week chain gang
• Kolo Toure slams Arsenal stars over their treatment of Manchester City bad boy Emmanuel Adebayor
• Serena Williams plugs her book and new chapter on outburst at line judge during 'apology'
• Hotel rooms cheaper by 16% in UK and 17% around world this year
• Gothic Madonna in transparent attempt to cut it with the young ones at fashion show in racy lace dress and thigh-high boots
• Town halls losing £250m every year because 850,000 council tax fraudsters falsely claim to live alone
• Ambulance service slammed for plan to pay 50 new drivers just £2.66 an hour
• A simple smile is all it takes to boost a woman's confidence
• Sex attack suspect free to walk streets of Britain... because Australian police say it's too expensive to extradite him
• Splashdown! Cirque du Soleil founder prepares for first 'poetic' space mission
• 'I haven't felt this well for ages,' Keith Floyd told friend after lunch of champagne and oysters before suffering fatal heart attack
• Now Gaddafi's doctors are to be trained by the NHS
• Center Parcs fury at holiday offer website Travelzoo over 'misleading' holiday offer
• 'I only wanted to change appointment': Dementia patient's wife asked to see doctor nearer home ... hospital wrote back asking for his brain for research
• Foster dreams of World Cup berth after putting down marker for United
• Jesualdo Ferreira hopes 13 is unlucky for Chelsea as Porto prepare for Stamford Bridge
• Debenhams upbeat after retail rebound
• Fashion for life: Not so easy rider
• Lady GaGa refuses to tone down her act in a bizarre see-through lace catsuit
• 'Britain's worst football team' ends 90-MATCH losing streak with victory at last
• I was tortured, says Iraqi journalist jailed for hurling shoes at George Bush as he is freed to a hero's welcome
• PICTURE SPECIAL: Sportsmail looks back at the glory years of Lotus F1
• FTSE 100 latest: Footsie defies inflation drag
• Not tonight dear, I'm too tired: Headache slips down the list of reasons to avoid sex
• Bank of Scotland tops investors' complaints
• In which I realise where we went wrong
• Hitler's secret family: Researchers claim to have tracked down 39 living relatives of Nazi dictator via DNA
• RICHARD O'HAGAN: How will slop buckets work for people outside the ivory towers?
• Leave policing to the experts, Met boss Sir Paul tells politicians
• 'The man who raped me is a famous celebrity,' reveals Katie Price
• Carlo Ancelotti insists Chelsea must at least reach Champions League final
• Ribery hints at Bayern deal as winger prepares to shun Chelsea and United
• Recession is over but the pain will go on, says Bank of England
• JP Morgan in chase for EcoSecurities
• Up to a decade to wind up the London Lehman Brothers arm
• Flu vaccine tests bode well for GSK
• Arshavin feeling the strain: Russian is losing his fitness fight to face Wigan
• Amazing interactive 360-degree panoramic view of the entire night sky
• Fabio Capello turns hotel designer as England's World Cup base takes shape
• Law chief: Scrap 50-50 divorce payouts
• Biotech Antisoma looks to a buoyant future
• I'll allow Button and Barrichello go head-to-head for the title, insists Fry
• Paul Scholes' reputation got him sent off against Spurs, blasts Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson
• Helphire loses AA and Saga contracts
• Jessica Simpson sees dog snatched by coyote and appeals for its return on Twitter (does she think the offending beast can read?)
• Aston Villa youngster Shane Lowry opts for Australia over Ireland
• FIA offer Renault's Symonds immunity to reveal all in Piquet Jnr crash scandal
• Lover of Phoenix Four chief may take over LDV
• U.S. gunman accused of killing anti-abortion protester was 'suffering from depression'
• Simply fowl: Asda workers film former colleague licking a raw chicken... before putting it back on display at flagship store
• Cash in the attic: the £41,000 gravy boats
• UK house prices rise for first time since July 2007, says RICS
• Grotto, Gothic tower, statues galore and a Monty Python designer. They're all Grist to the Mill
• Don't insult me by saying I'm playing better than ever, warns Keith Senior
• 18 women and girls crushed to death in Pakistan stampede for free flour
• Cadbury rises as chief fends off Kraft
• Blackpool aims to become Britain's cycling capital for tourists
• XBox 360 could save your life after researchers use graphics chip to investigate heart defects
• Inflation at its lowest for five years
• 'Yes I still feel sexy... I go to bed with David Beckham every night!' says Posh on U.S. chat show
• Lloyds tops most complained about banks
• Japan's dolphin hunters turn the sea red in the face of international outcry
• Cuts are coming, Brown says at last
• Lehman creditors
• ATHLETICS: Jamaican quartet banned for three months for failing drugs tests
• M&S signs Lumley for £5m Xmas ad campaign
• First house prices rise in two years: Rics
• Detectives investigating nursery children's broken bones make sex assault arrest
• 5'3'' karate woman knocked out Coldstream Guardsman with one punch
• Hanged girl, 8, is named as parents are quizzed by police and social services order probe
• Did spurned lab technician murder Yale student days before her wedding?
• Keith Floyd dies of heart attack, aged 65
• Focus: Lehman grounds global commerce
• Like-for-like sales down 3.8% at Debenhams after in-store revamps
• Return of buy-to-let, if you can get a loan
• Man who made girl, 3, smoke cigarette for camera is facing jail
• JAMIE REDKNAPP: I screamed every expletive imaginable at Gerard Houllier after I scored against Newcastle. It was an explosion of emotion
• ANDY TOWNSEND: It's fine to have a go, but mindless Chelsea minority went too far by abusing me through a minute's silence
• England's Ashes-winning skipper Andrew Strauss in line for ICC award
• Fathers will get six months paternity leave
• Lloyds gets one in five bank complaints
• Diego Forlan: Fergie booted me out at United for wearing wrong footwear
• Universities rescue students in loans crisis
• GRAHAM POLL: How former Manchester star David Beckham gave a lesson in how to react to fans' abuse
• BOXING: Maloney hospitalised after discovering of hanged Sutherland
• Diabetic medicine fights cancer by destroying deadly cells
• One in 10 murderers kills while on bail for another offence
• MLB: Mark Teixeira hammers the final blow as Yankees win clash of the giants
• U.S. kills Al Qaeda leader in Somalia helicopter raid
• NFL: Tom Brady shows why he's the best of the bunch with winning passes
• Let the giggles begin... new girl Holly Willoughby starts her first day on This Morning
• FTSE 100 preview: Shares to rise on inflation news
• What the back pages say: Joy for Eduardo but United demand long ban for Adebayor, Owen's World Cup dream shattered, Renault chief offered immunity in 'crash-gate' row as F1 president Mosley admits Piquet claims could be true
• Kanye West FINALLY apologises to Taylor Swift after Obama calls him a jackass
• Ed Balls knew about Sats fiasco five months before it happened
• Chinese lover of MG Rover Phoenix Four director may take over collapsed van maker LDV
• Promoter suffers heart attack after finding Olympic medal-winning boxer hanged
• Five banks receive majority of complaints
• Fallen sick on leave from work? Don't worry, now you can claim the time back!
• How clean is your shower head? The peril lurking in your cubicle could be bad for your health
• Vitamin pills a waste of money? Not if you're over 60, they're not!
• US OPEN 2009: Juan Martin del Potro ends Roger Federer's unbeaten run
• Labour spending millions of public money to employ union 'shop-stewards' in Whitehall who do no work
• The brothers with bumper pay deals: As bosses' pay is criticised, union leaders cash in
• Soham police chief blasts 'paranoia' over child protection
• 'I still think about being in his arms': Dirty Dancing's Jennifer Grey leads tributes to Patrick Swayze after he loses cancer battle at 57
• Britain's libel laws are 'stifling freedom of speech across the world', claims pressure group
• FRANCIS WHEEN: Economic gloom.Terror threats. Strikes. Why Britain's going back to the 70s
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: No life of suburbia for gentlemanly Sir Mick Jagger
• Worst of the credit crunch 'is still to come for banks'