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• Celtic keen to give Benni McCarthy an escape route from Blackburn Rovers
• A bizarre name. An embarrassingly bad rock band. And a lifestyle even his dad thinks is louche. Why Mick Jagger is tearing his hair out over Rubberlips Junior
• Close encounters of the third kind! Former FA Cup heroes look back...
• Des Kelly: The age old debate. Can Schumacher and Woods cut it?
• Fifth time lucky? Coronation Street's Gail Platt walks down the aisle... but will she get a nasty suprise at the reception?
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The crucial challenge - repairing battered trust in British government
• Elin Nordegren takes to the slopes in New Year bid to heal her heartbreak
• Do fans still care about the FA Cup? 10 questions for the FA Cup weekend...
• DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Call time on the era of binge drinking
• 2010's hi-tech Top 10: Brace yourselves for touch-screen laptops and 3D TV
• The thin VERY blue line: Porn shame of hundreds of police staff disciplined over internet use
• One big step for women...Female feet are getting larger and even size 10s are in demand
• Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson warns his players against inciting Leeds fans
• Bolton Wanderers refuse to give up in bid to lure Owen Coyle from Burnley
• Does the FA Cup still matter? Here's what football's big names are saying
• Emerging markets leave FTSE 100 behind
• Pamela Anderson slips out of her low-cut dress as she toasts New Year
• How to... upgrade to a new mobile
• We’ll play without fear against Manchester United, vows Leeds United boss Simon Grayson
• Foreigners' visa appeals are costing us £1m every week, says report
• CITY FOCUS: The British chipmakers behind the tech revolution
• Our 10million to one miracles: Nestling together in their crib, the first quads ever born in Britain who are two sets of identical twins
• Credibility gap: West Ham fans stay away as Zola promises to ‘have a go’
• The Mail's City reporters reveal their share tips for 2009
• As half a million middle-aged adults move back to their parents, one 50- year-old warns how it can seriously risk your sanity
• The Ian Wooldridge award: Tell us your sporting star of 2009
• Tottenham set to end Jamie O'Hara's loan spell at Portsmouth
• Sportsmail's guide to the weekend's top Guinness Premiership action
• A decade on, former United fledgling Chadwick gets a look in at MK Dons
• Countess Tolstoy, her Cossack husband, a billionaire oligarch lover and the truth about her baby son
• The White Pele! Peterborough winger George Boyd hopes to earn his Spurs
• Bling Avenue vs Snooty Square: Would you rather live in the South's priciest street - or the North's?
• CITY VIEW: Choppy times ahead for gilts market in 2010
• Government health warnings for alcohol snubbed by drinks firms
• Pre-Christmas sales rush set to boost Marks & Spencer
• Government spending on schools soars but parents are flocking to go private
• How Sanderson embodies all that’s good in a sport with an image problem
• UK falls behind on aid for exporters
• She nearly killed Howard Hughes and sent Sinatra half- mad with desire: The memoirs of man-eater Ava Gardner
• Robin Goodfellow: Starring role for Choice but looking bleak at Sandown
• British government bonds fall 1.7% amid budget deficit fears
• Tyson avoids assault charge through lack of evidence for 'punch' claims
• The woman who had both breasts removed just in case she got cancer... only to find there WAS a lump
• Middlesbrough’s steel heart is left on life support as oil-rich City soar
• PETER OBORNE: This is the decade when Britain faces the choice - slow death by the State, or a return to self-reliance
• RBS sale of Pakistan arm to MBC falls through
• West Indies star Jerome Taylor charged with assaulting police officer
• Shoppers face £300m bill as VAT rises again
• The Data Bank: All the best bets for Saturday, January 2
• Lucky 13 as Robin Soderling finally gets the better of Roger Federer
• Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini praises 'world class' Carlos Tevez
• £15 extra tax on car fines: Now drivers face hefty surcharge to compensate victims of violent crime
• Tony McCoy times it right: Inspections can't stop him scoring on chaser at Cheltenham
• Coming to a chemist near you, the 20p daily lozenge that can fight all cold and flu bugs
• Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill insists winger Ashley Young is not a cheat
• As the Domestic Goddess reaches her half century... 50 mouth-watering titbits you never knew about Nigella
• Nasser Hussain: It's time we breached South Africa's fortress Newlands
• Leona beat him to number one...but Tranmere boss Parry is right on song
• How former Prime Minister Ted Heath nearly went to the International Monetary Fund for a loan in 1974
• Why I hate Private Godfrey: Actor Arnold Ridley's son on how Dad's Army belittled his father's awesome heroism
• Now jump up a level: England must show they can win from the front
• First lightbulbs, now the EU drives up price of batteries
• Just 8p a day interest in the worst year for savers on record
• Could your drive pay its own way? Owners make £5,000 renting them out
• How the Krays ran protection business for Sinatra and Co from behind bars
• Off the shelf, a taste of Atkins: The high protein M&S meals that allow you those forbidden carbohydrates
• A devoted daughter... or a pawn in a cynical game? The 13-year-old suing the CSA to stop them ruining her 'hero' father
• I'm the king of the singers! Orang-utan mother impresses her baby by appearing to belt out a song
• Barrow defender pays tribute to Boro support ahead of Sunderland clash
• David Tennant says an emotional farewell to Doctor Who as Matt Smith steps into the Tardis
• Beyonce shows off her strong thighs as she performs in St Barts in a cutaway leotard
• Drop those barbells! The ViPR is the new way to work out
• The club that saved the cup: Barrow on the buses as 8,000 head to Sunderland
• BEL MOONEY: Can I ever forgive my boyfriend for telling me I'm fat?
• Nottingham Forest boss Billy Davies: I was a nightmare for Alex McLeish
• Blameless driver charged over accident after he hit a pothole
• CBI chief attacks 'shameful' education system with 'culture of low aspiration'
• Spy chiefs turn on President Obama after seven CIA agents are slaughtered in Afghanistan
• Heskey to Liverpool? Transfer talk doesn't both me, says Villa boss O'Neill
• Sandra Bullock voted 2009's most lucrative Hollywood star
• Hero paperboy saves pensioner after carbon monoxide floods home
• Dame Edna's alter ego Barry Humphries shows a festive paunch as he takes a New Year's dip in the sea
• Arsenal will not compromise title bid: Wenger puts FA Cup on the back burner
• Time to shine: Spurs boss Redknapp expects Bale to seize first team chance
• Defence probe into secret Army unit accused of torturing Iraqis
• It's a leap year start to 2010 for daredevil driver who jumps 269ft in rally car and sets world record
• Campaigners get steamed up about 'barista baloney' when it comes to ordering a coffee
• Reader garden makeover: From patchy plot to sheltered haven
• Rihanna rocks Abu Dhabi into 2010 as she performs in a scantily-clad outfit
• Ipswich Town boss Keane launches scathing attack on defender Thatcher
• Today's recipe: Spicy fry-up rice
• Brown calls international terror summit in London on how to fight terror threat in Yemen
• Rabbah Bloodstock not affected by Dubai financial crisis
• Tranmere v WOLVES: No let-up from McCarthy as boss plans to field strongest XI
• The Captain's Log: TV presenter Jeremy Kyle to appear at Jockeys Association bash
• I want to emulate Gerrard: West Ham's Collison on FA Cup mission
• Nyet! Russia doubles price of the cheapest vodka... but it's still only about £2 a bottle
• MK Dons v BURNLEY: Clarets boss Coyle forced into defensive reshuffle
• Big freeze brings North to a standstill... as forecasters warn the snow will reach London by Wednesday
• Get me back to battle says hero soldier who lost both legs in Afghanistan blast
• EVERTON v Carlisle: Jo's suspension leaves Toffees' boss David Moyes in sticky situation
• SUNDERLAND v Barrow: Steve Bruce likely to name unchanged team for clash with non-leaguers
• VIDEO: Moyes reveals disappointment over suspended striker Jo
• Gardeners' Question Time star John Cushnie dies of heart attack
• Harriet Harman to become Labour's 'face of the election' as backbenchers renew calls for Gordon Brown to quit
• Fireworks fly as Spain takes over EU presidency and vows to 'fight for economic recovery'
• Fletcher relieved to see Vidic and defensive pals return for Man United
• End of an era for comedy duo French and Saunders as they split after 30 years in showbiz
• Man 'buys' $3billion CD-ROM on Amazon - just to see what would happen
• Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp admits he would love to win FA Cup
• STOKE v York: Banned Shawcross misses out as Kitson stakes claim for return
• Wigan v HULL CITY: Phil Brown poised to shuffle pack for trip to DW Stadium
• Everton star Jo faces £70,000 fine after flying back to Brazil without permission
• Louise Redknapp sashays on to panel for new BBC talent show So You Think You Can Dance
• Ancelotti insists Cech is one of 'best in the world' after keeper's bout of jitters
• WIGAN v Hull: Pollitt on stand-by to replace unwell No 1 Kirkland
• Boy, 11, arrested 50 times... but police can't do anything until he's 12
• Aston Villa v BLACKBURN: Allardyce to rest big names in favour of second string
• Clint Dempsey is Premier League's best left winger...according to Italians
• Nottm Forest v BIRMINGHAM: McLeish forced to call on reserves for rare starts
• Volleyball game suicide bomber kills 88 people in Pakistan
• Two brothers charged with murdering their uncle in hit-and-run crash
• Christina Aguilera shows off her new slimline look as she parties with pal Nicole Richie in Las Vegas
• The terrifying moment a massive wave engulfed a mother and toddler
• BOLTON v Lincoln: Gavin McCann back in the frame as Steve Wigley takes temporary charge at the Reebok Stadium
• Teeny-weeny shrinking bikini: Danielle Bux goes from one-piece to itsy-bitsy swimwear
• Touchscreen laptops, gesture-control gaming, 3D TV - the new technology we'll be going for this year
• Spider-Man and Iron Man join the wonderful World of Disney
• PORTSMOUTH v Coventry: Problems pile up as Grant faces selection headache
• HARRY PHIBBS: Children won't digest feeble tales of vegetarian wolves
• Reading v LIVERPOOL: Johnson out as Rafa considers wholesale changes
• Manchester United v Leeds: Gary Neville and Paul Scholes in contention after injury problems
• ASTON VILLA v Blackburn: Young ready to return from suspension for Rovers tie
• HISTORY IN YOUR GARDEN: Japanese species Clematis
• TOTTENHAM v Peterborough: Injured pair Aaron Lennon and Benoit Assou-Ekotto ruled out for Spurs
• 'Healthy' girl, 15, dies from series of heart attacks after being sent home from hospital with 'flu'
• West Ham v ARSENAL: Arsene Wenger set to ring changes for FA Cup clash
• Foxy Knoxy's home town drops bid to name park after its twin town of Perugia because of Meredith murder
• Chelsea clear for Ribery bid as £45m France star refuses to sign Bayern deal
• Man 'almost died' on Christmas Day after one spray of Lynx deodorant
• Moses quit threat puts Premier League on red alert for Crystal Palace ace
• Silver-tongued Silvio sings again: Berlusconi returns to his cruise ship crooner roots with album of love songs
• WEST HAM v Arsenal: Returning Sears to fill the void in Hammers attack
• Tributes to 'fearless' British bomb disposal expert killed by Taliban blast on New Year's Eve
• Finnan reveals Portsmouth players are worried over Fratton financial crisis
• From snow bunny Paris to bikini babe Lindsay: Celebrities share New Year holiday snaps on Twitter
• United flop Juan Veron retains title as the best player in South America
• 'Worst dressed WAG' Yulia Voronin reclaims the limelight in yet another revealing bikini
• Winger McGinn cools Wolves interest revealing he has no desire to quit Celtic
• Sleep-deprived teenagers 'more likely to suffer depression'
• We're stronger this season: Young says Villa will challenge for top-four
• The world's most dangerous job? Crocodile wrestlers who put their head on the line
• ASK MONTY: How can I deal with that dreadful yellow fungus?
• New year, same old binge Britain: Arctic weather fails to stop drunken revellers causing chaos on streets of UK
• British soldier killed in Helmand blast on New Year's Eve
• Liverpool eye Greece star Torosidis to step in for injured defender Johnson
• Revealed: How 'skint' police forces have lavished £130million on hire cars
• Gardener's World expert Alys Fowler: What to do in January...
• Primary school heads 'waste' £32,000 of taxpayers' money on computer course in Australia
• Paul Collingwood comes through practice session in bid to be fit for Cape Town Test
• Me and my school photo: Johnny Vaughan remembers his boarding school beatings and drama classes with Rowan Atkinson
• Birmingham boss McLeish reveals his fears for the future of English football
• Was it worth getting dressed? Lady GaGa poses nearly nude on hotel balcony... and then strips off for show
• Gordon Brown in last-ditch bid to save 1,700 Corus steel jobs
• Chelsea set to break the bank with sensational £40m swoop for Villa
• Spurs on brink of wrapping up £6.5m swoop for Brazilian midfielder Sandro
• Romantic Russell Brand and Katy Perry drape themselves in flowers on Indian holiday
• You're doing it wrong! Chinese demolition men accidentally create the leaning tower of Liuzhou
• Manchester City boss Mancini lines up big moves for Ibrahimovic and Maicon
• Bleary-eyed Nicola Roberts parties a little too hard... while Sarah Harding dazzles
• The free XI: Cole, Van Nistelrooy and Petrov head list of out of contract stars
• 'I am not afraid to die for the people,' declares Iran's opposition leader Mousavi
• Fergie insists he'll play his youngsters against rivals City in Carling Cup semi
• It happened to me... I dug up treasure worth £1million
• Fore! Obama gets into the swing of his Hawaii holiday... as his daughters learn how to surf
• FTSE in-depth: Market ends year on high
• Hostage Peter Moore 'certainly' held in Iran, insists U.S. general, as freed Briton enjoys first taste of being home
• Buyers chase Aurelian Oil & Gas
• Middlesbrough v MANCHESTER CITY: Shaun Wright-Phillips in contention for Riverside trip
• CBI: 'bank crisis is far from resolved'
• How to keep Britain on road to recovery
• What the back pages say: January 1
• Borrowing is becoming easier, says Bank of England
• Iceland savings compensation refund approved
• Arsenal young gun Henri Lansbury signs long-term contract at the Emirates
• Apple blocks Dalai Lama iPhone app in China
• Man United set sights on swoop for Hertha Berlin's midfield star Kacar
• £3,000 for a bungalow (with good reason)
• Amy Winehouse looks worse for wear as she holds on to a friend for support after night out
• Arsenal's Alex Song keen to sign off in style ahead of African Nations Cup
• 1 in 3 top civil servants has £1m pension
• Jennifer Lopez displays her downsized derriere in a skintight diamante catsuit
• The magic of the FA Cup: The day that Tim Buzaglo stunned West Brom
• Heads you win, tails... you win. You can beat the toss of a coin and here's how...
• Business chief warns of a rocky 2010
• Backlash fears as U.S. judge throws out case against Blackwater guards charged with killing 17 Iraqis
• Public school master in 600ft death plunge as New Year brings little respite from Britain's big freeze
• 'I don't want to be more famous': George Clooney refuses to promote future movies
• Hollywood races to make a film about Tiger Woods' womanising
• EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Under pressure President weighs up Yemen threat
• Economic recovery will boost the divorce rate, say lawyers
• The wacky inventions that would make life even better
• Excitable Robbie Williams 'pops the question to fiancée - three days earlier than he planned'
• PATRICK MARMION: What to look forward to in theatre in 2010
• Lucy started the decade a lonely, scared single mother. Today, blissfully happy with a loving family, hers is a truly uplifting New Year story
• Why Simon Cowell is the chart king of the Noughties
• MAX HASTINGS: A bright new dawn, Britain's mood may be bleak but there are reasons for optimism
• MAIL COMMENT: Reasons to be hopeful in an age of austerity
• This cartoon villain is the cat's whiskers!
• JAN MOIR: It's time to exterminate David Tennant from the TV schedules
• Mr Grumpy is dining out on the food of love
• Robin Hood and Toy Story 3... just two of the top movies to look out for in 2010
• How to have a happy life...and, best of all, it costs nothing
• Cut the bull Mrs Beckham: They're sickly and deformed, so why DID Posh buy Becks a bulldog for Christmas?
• FTSE rises 22% in biggest annual increase since 1997
• Universities could offer a second chance for poor pupils
• Half of teachers quit the classroom because of violent pupils and red tape
• Games for 2010: Hope, hype and the year of the sequel
• The £2.7bn drinks bill: The legacy in hospital costs of Labour's disastrous licensing free-for-all
• So why aren't buyers falling into your lap, Jade? Ms Jagger struggles to sell home featuring strip club-style dancing pole
• Grey Britain: 280,000 Britons will be centenarians by 2050
• Soaring Swift: After Kanye's rant and failed romances Taylor bounces back
• In with a bang: World welcomes bright new decade with spectacular firework displays
• Tireless Queen shows no sign of letting up at age 83
• Five money saving New Year's resolutions
• Who controls children's Premium Bonds?
• Why is Pension Service making me wait?
• FTSE 100 stock tips for 2010 (part 3)