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  Wednesday 30 December 2009  

• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Let this be the year the spinning stops
• Everton boss Moyes set to move for Moucron teenage ace Lestienne
• JOHN HUMPHRYS: Noughties? No, they were the Nasties... and good riddance to them
• Christmas lights? No, it's the wagtail tree: Hundreds of roosting birds cover every twig and branch
• Nag that won the National...Owned by a working men's club, this week Dream Alliance won the Welsh National
• 'Thou shalt shoplift' vicar hit by bucket of spaghetti
• Blackburn extend Di Santo's loan from Chelsea until the end of the season
• Christmas Day bomber invited 'jihad' cleric to address British students
• Aston Villa join Man City in race for West Brom ace Paul Downing
• The camera makeover: Your verdict on the device that portrays you as a picture of perfection
• Have you been working out Gary? Lineker flashes his six pack in new crisps ad
• High five! United blitz gives Sir Alex perfect early birthday gift
• Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini eyeing move for Bari ace Bonucci
• Sport in the Noughties part seven: Football - Money, power and Sir Alex
• Businesswoman with an Asbo... Property developer ordered to behave throughout ALL England and Wales
• Conservatives plot to ditch John Bercow for Labour's Frank Field
• It's back home to Mother: Year of recession forces half a million adults aged 35 to 44 to return to live with parents
• 'We need killer instinct to hold office': Charles Clarke tells Labour to unseat Gordon Brown
• Megson is OUT at Bolton Wanderers... but the problem is nobody wants IN
• The problem pourers: Women 'drinking too much at home because they can't measure units'
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Princess Diana's butler is still trying to forge a new life over the Atlantic
• Honours for Jenson Button and the creator of a range of cleavage-enhancing bras
• Fury over rubbish collections sees three assaults a week on binmen
• 'Crazy' family sets out to climb Snowdon with toddler in harness on father's back
• Dustin Hoffman falls foul of critics with his bad Italian in new TV ad
• Beckham: I was close to tears after dream draw with Manchester United
• New Year's Honour for police chief in charge of the bungled Stockwell shooting
• Our £3m bill for cricket lessons in Jamaica jails
• YASMIN ALIBHAI-BROWN: Why do so many lives fall apart at this time of year?
• Wages of spin soar under Labour: Government spends £220m a year on 'professional communications experts'
• First time rugby stars in England caught taking drugs will only land a fine
• Still can't find a man? Sorry, but it's all your own silly fault
• Manchester United 5 Wigan 0: Wayne Rooney has a blinder as United close the gap on leaders Chelsea to two points
• Portsmouth 1 Arsenal 4: Eduardo's stroke of luck sparks top Gunners
• It's a dog's life: Kelly Brook takes her new pug out for a second night...in a pink body warmer
• Tens machines get 0 out of 10 for back pain relief
• MARKET REPORT: High hopes for SThree in 2010
• Former Mail TV Editor Martin Jackson dies
• Rangers 7 Dundee United 1: Record breaker Boyd puts Gers in seventh heaven
• Christmas suicide mystery of millionaire tycoon who ran shooting parties for royalty
• Arise Sir Ian McGeechan! Lions legend dedicates knighthood to his family
• FTSE in-depth: High hopes for SThree in 2010
• Strauss: Great win - but there's still plenty to do in South Africa
• Cheltenham hopeful New Year's Day fixture will stay on
• New Year Honours snub for bankers
• And finally... Free love? No, it's the woman who always pays
• The VAT-freeze illusion: Stealth rises cancel out stores’ big tax promise
• The Data Bank: All the best bets for New Year's Eve
• New Year Honours snub for bankers
• Generous trainer Nicky Hammond’s short cut to help charity
• Nasser Hussain's dossier: Now stay streetwise and finish the job
• Wobbly shoes and wobbly bottoms: LIZ JONES looks back at another mad decade on Planet Fashion
• Shell to face a Dutch court over African oil spill claims
• A heart-rending hard luck story and an impulsive act of kindness: Would you take in a stranger at Christmas?
• Shell to face court over African oil spill claims
• Treasury to pump £500m into NS&I
• Tiger and his defining decade: The story of the majors and the mistresses
• Treasury to pump £500m into NS&I
• THE CITY INTERVIEW: Beating the Brits in their own backyard
• City Interview: Santander's Horta-Osorio
• Hershey eyes white knight Cadbury takeover bid
• Owen Wilson enjoys a romantic swim with mystery new girlfriend
• Brutal computer game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Susan Boyle's album are among Amazon.co.uk's 2009 bestsellers
• COMMENT ALEX BRUMMER: Britain faces perilous times
• Pictured: The desolate tomb of executed Briton Akmal Shaikh
• Running scared: The English athletes who fear 2010 Commonwealth Games
• Hershey eyes white knight Cadbury bid
• Victoria Beckham's shoes and Sarah Jessica Parker's earrings: We reveal where to buy the hottest celebrity looks
• LIZ JONES MOANS: Forget cheap plonk and false cheer, give me the men in kilts
• CRAIG BROWN: A warrior queen who fought the battle of the bulge
• Speed read: Cashmere
• Adel Taarabt insists he is happy to stay at QPR for the whole of this season
• West Ham confident midfield talisman Scott Parker will be fit to face Wolves
• Caribbean islands still have the X Factor as celebrities chill out for the New Year in 30C sunshine
• Passenger jets miss colliding by 300 feet over Belgrade in Serbia
• Me and my wardrobe: Myleene Klass
• Christian missionary freed from Gambian jail after year of hard labour - but her husband's still there
• Tiger Woods's fall from grace cost his sponsors a staggering £8billion
• Born-again action hero: Jude Law turns his back on romantic comedies and period dramas as he bulks up for Repo Men
• Tiger woods' fall from grace cost his sponsors a staggering £8billion
• 1 in 7 British manufacturers move production back to the UK amid concerns over poor quality
• Pope Benedict XVI: 'I forgive the woman who attacked me'
• Recession causes champagne prices to plummet - just in time for New Year's Eve
• Burj Dubai, the world's tallest building opens its doors - and an Armani hotel
• Beauty Bible Beauty Clinic
• Worse than the slums of San Salvador: Wolverhampton is named fifth most hated city on the planet
• Times Square evacuated following bomb scare
• Roman's numerals: Sportsmail's guide to the mouthwatering expenditure of Chelsea owner Abramovich
• Brandishing a gun at 18, the woman-hating stalker who shot dead his daughter and former lover
• Ronaldo insists Real's fair weather fans can't match the Old Trafford faithful
• Green-fingered artist takes passion for the outdoors to the extreme by creating caravan that turns into a mobile garden
• Man stole pregnant woman's car then deliberately ran her over to make his getaway
• PETER SCUDAMORE: Silver lining at the wonderful Welsh National as Chepstow puts on a show
• Beauty Confidential: The new year's hottest treatment and product launches
• Lies, damned lies and . . . only one person in ten believes in Government statistics
• John Gummer, the MP who fed his daughter a hamburger during the mad cow disease crisis, quits Parliament
• LIVE: PREMIER LEAGUE - Manchester United hammer five past Wigan and Arsenal heap more woe on Portsmouth - as it happened
• Iran's opposition leader flees as tens of thousands of government supporters swarm Tehran
• Ireland sidelined for City's Carling Cup showdown with United with injury
• The road to nowhere: How Toyota turned 50 years of growth into a multi-billion-pound loss
• Danielle Bux takes a leaf out of Cheryl Cole's holiday style book
• Caught in the act: Coronation Street's teens have their New Year's Eve plans ruined by mum
• Dresses to impress: Perfect New Year party frocks - whatever the occasion
• THE FIRING LINE: Who will follow Hughes and Megson out of the door?
• You're not fit to wear the Arsenal shirt: Arsene Wenger's Anfield attack turned our season around, says Samir Nasri
• Outlook is bright as U.S. weather girl accepts boyfriend's surprise proposal live on air
• Bookings to Turkey up 82 per cent as holidaymakers hunt down bargains
• Matt the cocker spaniel saved from a watery grave by 17 firefighters and a very long ladder
• Johnson in fight to be fit for the World Cup as Liverpool ace faces months out
• Residents ordered to pull down greenhouse... in case someone falls off the roof
• Sunderland's John Mensah fears injury problems will destroy his season
• Children in London have highest savings
• It's A Man's World: Suggs
• West Ham set for takeover bid from London-based company Intermarket
• Ferguson is on my list of possible managers insists Preston chairman
• Everton and Liverpool City Council to hold new stadium talks in January
• What a curve up: The snowboard that thinks it's a supercar
• England call up Michael Carberry as cover for injured Paul Collingwood
• Luc Besson unveils Arthur and the Minimoys attraction at top French theme park Futuroscope
• DYLAN JONES: The age of luxury is upon us again
• What on Earth?! Russia may send spaceship to knock threatening asteroid off course
• Peace at last for mother of British woman killed by a bomb on a Turkish bus as terrorist is jailed for life
• Jonathan Ross angers BBC bosses after slamming television schedule
• 'He's a gifted dancer': Davina McCall defends the decision to allow an autistic boy to audition for her new talent show
• Fulham celebrate as boss Hodgson signs new contract at Craven Cottage
• Celtic, West Brom and Wigan eye Mouscron striker Okwunwanne
• House prices rise 0.9% in November
• British hostage Peter Moore released ALIVE in Baghdad after 'unspeakable' two-and-a-half years
• Streets paved with gold: From London to Cheshire, the nation's priciest homes
• Somali was caught trying to board plane with chemical and syringe bomb LAST month
• VIDEO: Lucky Liverpool got the break of the ball, says Villa manager O'Neill
• From the fastest human to the longest chewing gum wrapper... the top 10 record breakers of the decade
• Del Piero in show of support for Man United's Van der Sar and sick wife
• Anna Friel gets flower power with a pair of extraordinary tights
• On the brink! Tax hit Pompey must sell James and Co to stay in business
• The almost-great escape: Panda cub Wen Li makes break for freedom from nursery pen
• The volcano tourists: Mayon threatens to erupt... but officials stunned as snap-happy visitors defy ban
• VIDEO SPECIAL: Sportsmail's top 10 FA Cup third round shock exits
• Let me go home to end Redknapp's mockery, pleads Spurs flop Roman
• Meander in Menorca - the Balearics' laid back island
• Is 54-year-old Rosie the world's oldest donkey?
• Time to put your new PC or iPhone to use and shed the pounds the hi-tech way
• Wenger would love to have Bellamy but admits City ace is out of his league
• LEO'S LONDON: Super Cesc proved he is Arsenal through and through
• Kerry Katona 'stalked' by woman she met on Facebook
• No way Jose: Ancelotti tells Mourinho to forget about a return to Chelsea
• Pictured: The destruction of 40 homes after wildfires tear through Australia
• Recipe: Pears in port with meringue cream
• Slimmer loses 17st to fit into New Year's Eve party dress
• Newcastle bad boy Barton goes on the attack at 'detached' modern footballers
• Meet the ultimate green family who recycle so much they only filled ONE rubbish bin in the whole of 2009
• Al Qaeda double suicide bombing leaves 23 dead and more than 100 injured - in their former Iraqi heartland
• TOM PARKER BOWLES: It's the season of New Year diets but eating healthily needn't involve suffering
• First look: Jamie Bell puts his ballet-dancing days behind him as he shows off a muscular physique in images from his new film
• ANDREW HALDENBY: New Year must be the year of competition
• Manufacturers moving production back to UK due to freight costs and quality control
• Jewell, Ferguson or Hughes? Names in the hat to be the new Bolton boss
• Carla Bruni saves convicted female drug mules from Caribbean prison
• Now the latest Tory wheeze: £1m website that lets the crowd make policy
• Ribery moving to England would be no big loss to Bayern, claims Sammer
• OLLY SMITH: Broaden your wine horizons in 2010
• Brooke Hogan shows off her curves in turquoise bikini as she relaxes in Miami with her father's fiancee
• Arsenal's attacking crisis continues as Bendtner suffers injury setback
• 'Offshoring' in reverse as manufacturers return to UK
• Fergie predicts New Year charge from Man United... once injury crisis clears
• La Dolce Mariah! Movie star Miss Carey heads home from Italy with first award in the bag
• Teacher wins £7,800 payout for 'stretching' injuries as figures reveal how compensation culture is blighting schools
• The moment football legend Terry McDermott diced with death by jumping the red light at level crossing
• JAMES MARTIN: What makes the Mercedes S-Class the luxury ride of choice for CEOs and presidents
• Katy Perry poses with lover Russell Brand in front of the Taj Mahal- the world's most romantic building
• Gary Megson sacked by Bolton after fans call for boss to be booted out
• Not quite a Yellow Submarine...Beatles-themed cruise to set sail in 2010
• Harry Potter star Tom Felton takes romantic lead on beach holiday with 'soulmate' Jade
• Gordon Strachan wants Marcus Bent to solve Middlesborough striker crisis
• World's worst-dressed WAG Yulia Voronin ditches the dodgy tracksuit for a surprisingly fetching red bikini
• Torres is unstoppable: Carragher hails Liverpool hitman as best in the world
• Roman's £340m Christmas gift: Chelsea owner Abramovich writes off huge debt
• Wilshere's Burnley move on hold as Arsene Wenger deals with injuries
• £22,000 for BT to keep my number when I moved
• Chris Gayle to miss New Year's Day Big Bash game with muscle strain
• Spain looks to Hollywood stars to bring much needed tourism boost
• PICTURE SPECIAL: It's snow joke! Liverpool striker Andriy Voronin laps up the sun on Miami beach as team-mates toil in Villa Park blizzard
• Parents to be banned from parking near school gates to tackle childhood obesity
• Toure gutted to be leaving Mancini's City for Africa Cup of Nations duty
• Christmas miracle: The mother and baby who BOTH died during labour... then came back to life
• Ten easy ways to save money in 2010
• Britain's most expensive streets
• Focus: Roller coaster ride for shareholders
• Japanese scientists develop fish whose hearts and brains are visible thanks to translucent skin
• Gordon Brown in new class war attack on 'privileged few' as he attempts to win back Middle Britain
• Sunday trading hours
• Once in a blue moon ... stargazers savour spectacular lunar wonder on New Year's Eve
• Wenger backs Diaby to make up for loss of crocked Arsenal skipper Fabregas
• FTSE close: Rio, Randgold down; British Land up
• There isn't much equity in shares
• Noughties suffered lowest growth since WWII
• Gilts surge to one-year high
• Japan Air Lines hit by bankruptcy fears
• Brits' Spanish villas face bulldozers
• Banks back in the black with healthy profit
• Wigan have nothing to fear at OId Trafford insists Latics boss Martinez
• Steven Gerrard admits it will be hard for Liverpool to finish in top four despite Fernando Torres late-show against Aston Villa
• Make-up free Lucy Davis looks tired and fed-up as she flies back home to Los Angeles
• Lehman's European investors to be repaid
• Hospital parking charges for sick face axe
• Oligarch eyes Hong Kong for Rusal flotation
• Homeowners reduce debt by £4.9bn
• Megson tells angry Bolton fans: Taking off Klasnic was the right thing to do
• 'Unacceptable': Obama condemns 'systemic failure' of U.S. intelligence as Christmas Day bomber's links to MI5 suspect is revealed
• FTSE in-depth: Full steam ahead for Forth Ports
• It's the year of the Swann: Spinner is hero as England maul South Africa
• Pub landlords plan showdown over beer costs
• Why an affair could be the key to a healthy marriage
• Sales boost as VAT rise looms
• FTSE 100 preview: Festive rally to end?
• Sugababe Amelle waves goodbye to the 'anorexic rat' look and shows off her fuller figure on the beach
• FTSE 100 bounces back to pre-crisis level
• What the back pages say: Real Madrid to bid £20m for Nemanja Vidic, Cesc Fabregas won't blame Arsene Wenger for fresh injury, Ledley King backs Michael Dawson for World Cup
• 15p on price of a litre as petrol tax bites
• Ponting challenges Aussies to conquer the world after beating Pakistan
• Celebrity Big Brother: Katie Price's ex Alex Reid offered £150,000 to appear on show as alter-ego Roxanne
• Scrabble players in uproar as Facebook dictionary allows foreign and archaic words such as 'Pernod' and 'smoyle'
• Here comes Jaws: The 'real time' tracking system that texts lifeguards if killer sharks are near beach
• Curves rule as Kate Winslet and Kelly Brook top poll of most desirable celebrity bodies
• Radio DJ sacked for cutting short Queen's 'bor-ring' Christmas speech
• Pistol Peaches Geldof posts photo of herself holding a gun to friend's head on Twitter
• Are our athletes running scared? England squad could miss first Commonwealth Games in 80 years
• David Beckham gets armed bodyguard as AC Milan bosses fear he will be kidnapped
• Ten easy ways to make you better off in 2010
• Brittany Murphy's death certificate is released, but does little to answer questions about her untimely passing
• Real-life story of dog who survived for four months on a desert island set to become a Hollywood hit
• Motorists hit AGAIN as Government tax grab adds a record 15p a litre to the price of petrol
• CITY FOCUS: The rollercoaster ride for shareholders
• What would Bella think? Robert Pattinson goes scruffy on a day out in London with his sister
• MARKET REPORT: Full steam ahead for Forth Ports
• England insist there will be no snub to Commonwealth Games next year
• Katy Perry poses with lover Russell Brand in front of the Taj Mahal - the world's most romantic building
• Banks back in the black with healthy profit
• 02 invests in network coverage
• Crusaders snap up Tony Martin and Michael Witt ahead of new season
• Lehman Brother's European investors to be repaid
• The Fast Show: Torres's late goal lifts Liverpool to victory at Aston Villa