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• Positive thinking is positively bad for you so always look on the glum slide of life
• How a bearded Beckham has sparked a rash of stubble among England's football stars
• MAIL COMMENT: Can even those tasked with fixing the expenses mess be trusted?
• TOM UTLEY: My new hero...the grumpy grandad whose stubborn streak might just save Britain
• MAIL COMMENT: Badly managed defence projects add insult to injury
• X Factor: John and Edward celebrate 18th birthday... but will the twins survive another week?
• Will Kirstie Allsopp find a new location as a Tory peer in the House of Lords?
• Will O2's Palm Pre really be an 'iPhone killer'?
• LDV bought by Chinese businesswoman who had fling with Rover boss
• Katherine Jenkins is in the pink at charity breast cancer event
• MAIL COMMENT: Bankers dash back to the bad old days
• RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: How long has it been a crime to keep Buttercup in the dark?
• Mac on ... economy in the Army
• Change or die! Scottish game is in grave danger, warns Walter Smith
• DEBORAH ROSS: How dare George Clooney de-bag himself - that's MY job!
• How the quintessential English delicacy watercress is under threat from cheap and tasteless foreign imports
• Austerity Andy: Prince calls in the auditors and slashes his expenses by 30 per cent
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Cheryl Cole's nerves as solo 'singing' performance approaches
• EXCLUSIVE: Beckham's in... and Crouch's also set for World Cup squad
• Newcastle legend Shearer new patron of Sir Bobby Robson Foundation
• BAZ BAMIGBOYE: The hot ticket starring Keira Knightley that's made a million
• Town hall 'gold' pensions cost every family £300
• Bolton, Wigan and Burnley on alert after Blades cancel Kilgallon talks
• Plane truth for Fabio: Seven places still to play for but who will be grounded?
• Stephen Gately: A strange, lonely and troubling death...
• Saints stalwart Dodd takes temporary charge at League Two Aldershot
• On the eve of Fleetwood Mac's reunion, Stevie Nicks tells how their wild past still inspires them
• Chris Foy: Don't leave North stars in a league of their own
• No holding Beckham as England star plans to win the prize of 2018 World Cup
• Sorry we're late, may one squeeze past to one's seat? The Queen and Prince Philip sneak into theatre to watch play
• YVONNE HOSSACK: Moving old people out of care homes kills them - and I've got the proof
• ALEX BRUMMER: We bailed them out. This is how they repay us
• CHARLES SALE: You can't do both jobs, Triesman is told
• A terrible wound on her chest and a profound sense of something missing... why Holly will always be scarred by the loss of her Siamese twin
• £2,000 foie gras dinners, £10,000 tips for lap dancers. Yes, bankers bonuses are back with a bang
• Toulon 31 pts Saracens 26pts: Jonny Wilkinson's still fly for an old guy
• Phone shopping puts card details of millions at risk as fraudsters target call centres
• Children should start school at six says Cambridge review of primary education
• Victoria the beauty queen: The picture she gave Albert
• Sorry, luv, but I'm afraid your engine sounds a bit ruff...
• Treasury wants Lloyds cash call fees minimised
• Treasury wants Lloyds cash call fees minimised
• Scientists develop 'Marilyn Monroe gene' to make you irresistible (but, sorry, it only works on fruit flies)
• Graham Poll: The official line - refs treat players differently, not the laws
• City firms go to court over double dealing
• Button bans his babe: Brawn star Jenson leaves girlfriend behind
• Brokers go to court over double dealing
• MARTIN SAMUEL: Argentina are like Bugs Bunny's Tasmanian Devil
• I'm still the man: Smiling Button fires a warning to Barrichello and Vettel
• MARKET REPORT: Food for thought in grocery sector
• FTSE trading: Sainsbury's gives food for thought
• Megson blasts 'stats ref': Bolton fuming over treatment of Davies
• Hellfire! My shotguns are missing
• Forget the Hawaiian shirts... pack dark clothes to stay safe in the sun
• Coach Andrew Cole on why leaving Manchester United was a big mistake...
• FSA to probe bid rumours at Sainsbury which sent shares soaring 20%
• Keatings becomes first British gymnast to win a World Championship medal
• ALEX BRUMMER COMMENT: Time to milk the golden calf
• Stand aside, George: It may be Clooney's premiere but all eyes are on his young Italian girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis
• Bruce Wasserstein death leaves Lazard in the lurch
• Triangle: Plenty of style - but it's a pity the plot is all at sea
• As ratings fall to an all-time low, is the clock ticking for Countdown?
• Citigroup traders not looking at such rosy bonuses as rivals
• FSA to probe bid rumours at Sainsbury
• The Data Bank - all the best bets for Friday, October 16
• Couples Retreat: Fun in the sun? No! it's a crashing Bora-Bora
• Cowboy clampers' tally rises by 64% in a year as motorists are fleeced of £58m
• McIlroy will try his luck in the States: Rory set to compete with the elite
• Bad news for traders at Citigroup
• The Imaginarium Of Dr Parnassus: Terry Gilliam's film is shambolic
• Lazard death leaves bank in the lurch
• Crazed Cobra eyes his prey: Froch charmed and ready to bite Dirrell
• Huddersfield Giants will stand by troubled star Paul Whatuira
• QUENTIN LETTS: A juicy job beckons for Blair's old sidekick
• Bells, whistles...and the big sleep in Endgame
• The Wire's West taps into his inner savage
• Was it all a hoax? Boy, 6, who sparked 50-mile chase of homemade flying saucer lets slip: 'We did this for the show'
• Holy fishnets! My night as a naughty nun in Sister Act
• MARTIN SAMUEL: Shouting won't beat the BNP - decency will
• How most Britons would fail the modern driving test
• Spoiler alert! Dramatic scenes as Coronation Street's Tony Gordon makes a 'deathbed' confession
• Norwegian pop giants A-ha split for second time in 25 years
• Less is more as footballers cut the bling to make style their goal
• Nervous Cheryl Cole doubts solo album will make the top ten
• Britain gets temporary reprieve on EU ban limiting junior doctors to 48-hour working week
• The fight is on to protect villages from supermarket domination
• Just like that ... Tommy Cooper's likeness lives on - on the bottom of a meat pie
• Supermarkets face crackdown on 'bogus bargain' offers
• Berbatov's the daddy: United striker scores a hat-trick and then becomes a father
• You CAN pick up stylish homes on a budget - even on the fashionable Cote d'Azur
• One in three stomach cancer patients referred to hospital too late for treatment
• Waste not want not: Customising recycled furniture is a beautiful way to help the environment
• 'East Germans didn't originate from apes - they couldn't have survived on two bananas a year': The Cold War jokes collected by West Germany's spies
• Kyrgiakos joins Liverpool crocks: Reds wait for verdict on knee injury
• Light at end of the tunnel: Victims of the Equitable Life disaster win in the High Court
• Is political correctness to blame for lack of coverage of horrific black-on-white killings in America's Deep South?
• Explosive findings: Scientists discover the real reason why fizzy drinks tingle on the tongue
• Win a weekend break for two in the Lake District, Cumbria
• Je t'aime, Sarko tells Gordo (but not in a sexual way, mon ami!)
• Boy, 2, fighting for life after being mauled by two Staffordshire bull terriers
• Bosses of Olympic site paid £2m in bonuses ... three years before 2012 games
• Kew Gardens banks 10 per cent of the world's plants as Chinese pink banana becomes 24,200th seed to be stored
• Birmingham's shopping list: David James, Emile Heskey... Robinho! Sportsmail's guide to how Alex McLeish should spend his £40m
• Amy De Vine: Our mistress of merlot stands up for a much-maligned grape
• Midas Extra share tips: Weir & IQE
• Chris Hughton silent over reports Mike Ashley is set to install him as Newcastle boss on permanent basis
• Hetherington Extra: Wills & Co. Stockbrokers
• Child-friendly hotels: Can London's Athenaeum satisfy the little guests with big demands
• Britain's Got Talent star Shaheen Jafargholi shines during an appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show
• Clinton McKenzie's big fight preview: Power puncher Froch faces tough task
• Race-claim barrister demanding £33m from judge and his blonde legal clerk lover was seen in chambers as 'educated wog'
• Yes she can: Hillary Clinton more popular than Barack Obama, new poll shows
• Bye bye, Daddy: Haunting pictures of the children of hero Military Cross soldier killed in Afghanistan as he is laid to rest
• Schwarzenegger set to ban 'energy-guzzling' big screen TVs in California
• Child bereavement: How children cope with the loss of a parent
• Stress problems return to haunt Trescothick as Somerset star jets home
• Get ready to glow for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Commons Speaker John Bercow to pay back £1,000 of wrongly claimed mortgage expenses
• Borrowers warned on debt-free companies
• Make-up masterclass: Cheek to chic
• 'I report to Peter Storrie, not Avram Grant': Portsmouth boss Paul Hart reveals who is in charge at Fratton Park
• Charitable Sir Alex Ferguson - Steven Defour is not the first to get a good luck message from the Manchester United boss
• Harrods to sell gold bullion and coins over the counter for the first time
• This life: Johanna Thomas-Corr on living apart from her husband
• Union sets dates for 'suicidal' nationwide post strike by 120,000
• Website of the week: www.addictedtotravel.com
• Horoscopes
• 'I considered throwing myself off a building during my divorce,' reveals Madonna
• THE INSIDER: I offer Gordon Ramsay some Viagra, play a 'joke' on Tony Blair and make Peter Mandelson smirk
• Smoking ban reduces risk of heart attacks in non smokers, finds major U.S. study
• Tories hiring General Dannatt is 'major error of judgment', says ex-civil service chief
• Grieving Boyzone in night vigil with Stephen Gately's coffin ahead of Dublin church service
• War, peace and dark desires: An extract from the diary of Tolstoy's wife
• Judge stuns courtroom by telling ASBO yob he 'deserved a good kicking'
• Pease: UK's maternity leave is excessive
• Judi James's body talk: Make room for a real American idol, Paula
• Girl, two, investigated by police for 'vandalism' after being accused of hitting car with stick
• Andromeda Galaxy captured in crystal clear detail by Nasa's Swift satellite
• Boris Becker: 'My daughter Anna wasn't conceived in a broom cupboard... it was on the stairs'
• Barcelona bans 'happy hour' in bid to curb excessive drinking by tourists
• Stan Kroenke edges towards Arsenal takeover after another shares raid at the Emirates
• Should I contract back into Serps?
• Keeping up with the Kardashians: Kim dons two bikinis in a day to compete with high-profile sisters
• When should I exchange my dollars?
• Liverpool co-owner Gillett confirms talks with Saudi Prince Faisal continue
• Church claims Halloween trick or treaters 'side with the Devil'
• No more happy hour? British holidaymakers to face £7,000 fines under new Spanish booze crackdown
• Portsmouth chief Peter Storrie denies club are considering offer for Egypt striker Amr Zaki
• Devout churchgoer convicted of a string of sex attacks against young girls
• One for sorrow... Twitchers flock to catch a glimpse of solitary albino magpie
• Competition watchdog set to scrutinise pricing policies
• THE LIST: 50 great sporting photographs, Nos 10-1
• I've nothing to prove to Zola, insists Stoke's former Hammer Etherington
• Heskey insists he won't quit Villa after showdown with boss Martin O'Neill
• Complete DVD series of all time great Hollywood movies...
• Oprah to reunite Tyson with Holyfield - 12 years after he bit off his ear in the ring
• Man who forced a three-year-old girl to smoke cigarettes is jailed for 18 months
• 'I don't live through my family': Isabella Rossellini's daughter Elettra Wiedemann eclipses her Hollywood heritage
• Celtic's Loovens loses appeal against ban for clash with Rangers star Edu
• Birmingham bonanza: Yeung promises to splash out £80m on transfers
• Pictured: Lucie Jones in school play... months before she entertained nation on X Factor
• Your problems answered
• Drunken sailor twice legal limit when he ran trawler aground early in the morning
• Equitable victims score High Court victory
• Cabinet reshuffle where the TV screen lurks behind a mirror
• All of a-Twitter: John McCain's daughter posts a revealing picture of herself online... and infuriates the Twitterati
• Westwood stung: Portuguese wasp aids Lee in bid for Order of Merit crown
• Woman causes riot at U.S. store after lying that she'd won the lottery and wanted to spend it on clothes for everyone there
• Channel 4 signs landmark deal to air programmes on YouTube
• Red-hot piece of space junk crashes through pensioner's roof
• Spurs midfielder O'Hara could be set to seal permanent switch to Pompey
• Hargreaves targets place in World Cup squad despite 13 months out injured
• Hairy Biker TV chef rushed to hospital after motorbike crash
• Communist mayor to challenge Nicolas Sarkozy's son in bid for top government job
• West Ham join Millwall in pleading not guilty to FA charges over Carling riots
• 'Endemic' problems with MoD kit puts troops' lives at risk
• Sainsbury's shares soar on takeover talk
• Alex McLeish can't wait to boost fragile Birmingham squad with Carson Yeung's millions
• Fellaini wins green light to return for Everton after row with Belgian FA
• Gas prices to crash, warns analyst
• Goldman pays out £10.3bn as profits treble
• Lewis Hamilton pleased to be out of the title spotlight as F1 circus arrives in Brazil
• Fergie tells Defour 'Manchester United are watching' in get-well-soon letter
• Will extra two days ruin home insurance?
• Felipe: It doesn't Massa what I said before - Alonso knew about Crashgate
• Mortgage price war as Nationwide slashes interest rates and offers 95% loans
• Ralph Topping takes over at SPL as Lex Gold steps down after 10 years
• Swine flu death toll passes 100 after two pregnant women become latest victims
• Uma Thurman and her supporting cast attend film premiere
• JOHN MACLEOD: Autumn, the calm before the storms
• Interiors special: Stocklists
• End of bedtime stories is wrecking our children's speech, warns Government's new 'communications champion'
• Andre Dirrell vows to beat 'easy as pie' Carl Froch in WBC super-middleweight title bout
• Sainsbury soars on Qatari bid talk
• Meet the grandmother who snores at 111 decibels... louder than a JET plane
• 'Jush one more pleeesh': Video of the drunk man who stumbles into shop in search of MORE beer... and havoc ensues
• Shawcross won't leave Stoke without a fight, says Potters chairman Coates
• Sharon Osbourne struggles to get fired up as she films title sequence for U.S. Celebrity Apprentice
• Interiors special: Turn up the heat
• 'Intellectually exhausted' Labour could be in the wilderness for a generation, warns Charles Clarke
• Italian couple sue shipping line because they were not told their holiday was a gay cruise
• Woman with 10-minute memory wins £4.4m payout after string of medical blunders
• Interiors special: Divine dining
• BlackBerry Storm 2 could have the magic touch after first handset failed to impress
• Arsenal face a fight to keep Merida as Sevilla join the race for young Gunner
• Arsenal braced for fresh Emmanuel Eboue bid from Atletico Madrid
• Hovis gives Premier Foods a sales boost
• Mothercare posts another strong set of trading figures
• NS&I withdraws bonds from Post Office
• The nightly fashion parade that ensures Anna Friel always puts on a vintage performance... after Breakfast At Tiffany's
• As she falls out of yet ANOTHER revealing outfit, would you take style advice from Katie Price?
• Johnson tells BBC to ban 'foul' BNP leader from Question Time
• Gossip Girl's Blake Lively steps up her fashion game in thigh high boots
• Michael Owen on injuries, Manchester United and the odds of him playing in the 2010 World Cup
• Anglo rejects Xstrata's merger offer
• New BBC row as winner of Blue Peter's 'design a 50p' competition is revealed to be daughter of programming chief
• Old Firm would be welcomed to Atlantic League by European FAs
• Anger of WWI veteran's family after binge-drinking student is pictured urinating on war memorial
• Look, I'm a Cocker too ... Jarvis and 'Mini-Me' son wear matching glasses to premiere
• Good news for WH Smith as profits rise - but boss refuses to rule out M&S job
• Pictured: Josie Romero, the eight-year-old 'sex change girl' who was born a boy
• Andre Agassi insists it is make or break for Andy Murray in 2010
• Interiors special: Tough luxe
• Ten boys expelled from top private school for smoking cannabis
• Robinho has to battle as Bellamy could keep the Brazilian out of Man City side
• Campaign to end U.S. Cuba travel ban starts to gather momentum
• Britney Spears is racy in lace as she films video for controversial new song 3
• Would you mind turning around while I Taser you?: Police told not to fire at target's chest
• Pupils from independent schools FOUR times more likely to gain three As at A-Level
• DYLAN JONES: We've got to stop meeting like this, Boris Johnson
• Italy blamed for deaths of French troops after 'bribing Taliban not to attack them'
• Should I tell the taxman about savings?
• Eurostar forges ahead as passengers take advantage of cheap deals
• Jean Patrique
• Defiant councillor vows to stay in Australia on 'piffling' £800-a-month allowance... because 'it's too cold in Britain'
• OFT to probe hidden charges and bogus sales
• Xstrata abandons Anglo American merger plans
• Cruise passengers urged to check insurance over inadequate cover claim
• Saudi prince claims he is on the brink of buying major stake in Liverpool
• Club-by-club guide to the stars going to the World Cup from your team
• Sophie Dahl wears flat shoes but still towers over fiancé Jamie Cullum
• Love letter sent during World War Two is finally delivered - 64 YEARS late
• '$7bn swindler' Allen Stanford spits up blood during court hearing after prison beating
• Supercop: The Sergeant who arrests more in a week than the average officer does in a year
• A day in the life of 'Boney' Blair: Visit a saint's miraculous relics... then out for a Chinese with Cherie at one of UK's most exclusive hotels
• So much for scrapping the congestion charge: Boris Johnson puts it up to £10 and raises Tube and bus fares
• FTSE 100 close: Anglo-American down, Burberry up
• Mothercare and WHSmith boost for retail
• Controversial artist fills German town with 'Nazi gnomes' for exhibition
• Extra workers rights 'delayed until 2011'
• Woman trucker swapped two children in her care for a pet cockatoo and $175
• Tottenham offered Brazil bad boy Adriano on a free transfer in January
• Scientists develop system that allows 'brain-to-brain communication' between two humans
• 'Pete threatened to break my Alex's legs': Katie Price joins in the furious row between her lovers
• Robinho: I dream of playing for Barca as Henry is lined up for City swap
• What if Tesco ran the country?
• Maradona cools Argentina celebrations to let rip at the Diego doubters
• VIDEO SPECIAL: Stand aside Becks - Sportsmail's guide to real supersubs
• Snoods - new fashion drives clothes sales
• JP Morgan staff set for £300,000 bonuses
• Family's fury as police halt funeral procession and demand further tests are carried out on body
• Wall Street bids farewell to 'Bid 'em up Bruce' Wasserstein: Legendary dealmaker dies suddenly at 61
• Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr looks shockingly thin after losing curves for high-fashion
• The good girl: We chart the highs and lows of Jennifer Aniston's film career
• JP Morgan keeps up its history of beating crises
• David Beckham does enough to have Fabio Capello raving about England's cameo performer
• German arm wrestler shows off his single Popeye-esque limb
• 1m private-sector jobs lost but public sector grows
• Investment manager disappears owing clients £70m
• In or out of Africa? The complete guide to who's booked their place for 2010
• Experts to review student loans 'shambles'
• Interview: The nuclear champion that got away
• Lazard chief Wasserstein dies aged 61
• BA's Walsh calls for transatlantic deal
• Mandy delays worker law changes to help business
• BAE rues the cost of lost US contract
• RBS sets up hotline for business loans
• Burberry boosted by China and Europe
• HTC Hero beats Apple iPhone to become Gadget of the Year at prestigious T3 Awards
• ITV's Grade slams media in hunt for successor
• 'I was in a world of pain': British diver survives attack by 10ft bull shark
• Global banks agree to toe the line on pay
• SOCA joins probe into JJB deception
• So she must be broke: Pamela Anderson to play a genie in London pantomime
• The moment a brave policeman removed a suicide vest from dead bomber as Taliban kill 39
• Yesterday's trading: Phytopharm shares take off
• Guy Hands attacks greedy financiers
• Leinster shocked as Shane Jennings banned for 12 weeks for eye gouging
• David Beckham named one of U.S.'s biggest sporting flops as he celebrates England victory
• David Beckham will be a huge hit at AC Milan again, says midfielder Clarence Seedorf
• FTSE 100 preview: Shares higher on Wall St surge
• Arctic Ocean 'will be ice-free within 20 years'
• Brian Noble turns to his Union - and even American Football - to transform Celtic Crusaders into play-off contenders
• What the back pages say: Mark Hughes tells Robinho he'll struggle to get back in the City side, Capello stunned by 'man of the match' Beckham
• EU: Britain is at high risk of going bust
• Shares rally amid signs of recovery
• MARTIN SAMUEL: It's all a bit Messi but Bolatti sneaks Maradona into World Cup finals
• Arnold Schwarzenegger gets tough over libel tourists to the UK
• Britain is in danger of going bust, warns Brussels
• Mandelson delays worker law changes to help business
• What credit crunch? Bankers saved by OUR money gorge on massive bonuses ... and high-risk mortgages are back
• CITY FOCUS: The nuclear champion that got away
• Schools drop rugby for yoga and circus skills as competitive games are replaced by 'fun sports'
• Shares rally amid signs of recovery and peaking unemployment
• Millionaire banker who strangled wife could be free in three years
• MARKET REPORT: Phytopharm's shares take off
• MPs 'face jail over expenses' as axed Tory is told to repay £100,000 given to his OWN firm