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- Bankruptcy hearing for sailor with £8m debts
- Princess 'duped' by fake sheikh trick
- Graphic: Circles of deceit
- Love conquers all, until boredom sets in
- Women who cheat and tell
- Bagpipers facing a battle to be heard
- More dud than dash
- One of the 'nastiest'
- Bugged at every turn
- Nazi terror campaign unwrapped
- Cocktail of drugs cuts heart risk by almost two thirds
- Time to think about changing tablets
- Ashes mania may change the channels for cricket
- Silly point, but what's a googly?
- £90m for task force to instil respect
- Osborne review looks at flat tax
- Leadership race is under threat as local Tories rebel
- British paratroopers on trial for Iraq murder
- Policeman jailed for killing thief 23 years ago
- Teenage sisters in Thames rescue drama
- A long time ago, in a fancy dress store not so far away
- 'I'm so glad for my girl. This treatment has been fantastic'
- Spray-on skin brings hope to burns victims
- Work beyond 65? We won't be able
- Horse drug is latest dance craze
- Bad schools to close after a year
- Elite 28 that gave birth to the sport of kings
- Bones may hold clues to sure bet
- Tall story was just what scientists wanted to hear
- Life is safer with a car that doesn't let you break speed limit
- 'It makes you realise how easy it is to go fast'
- In the eyes of the public there's just one top Tory choice - Ken Clarke
- Soldiers march out, developers rush in
- Paras beat Iraqi civilian to death, court martial told
- 'GP said dying child was panicking'
- British EU leaders urge Blair to end secret law-making
- Graphic: How the speed is controlled
- Voters reject late-night drink laws
- Graphic: How the spray graft works
- Graphic: Public opposed to changes in licensing laws
- Life is safer with a car that doesn't let you break the speed limit
- Graphic: How the spray graft works
- Spy conman sentenced to life for a decade of lies
- Network Rail guilty over Hatfield rail disaster
- Analysis: Hatfield's bitter legacy
- Network Rail guilty over Hatfield rail disaster
- Analysis: Hatfield's bitter legacy
- Terror suspect had 'high explosives on his socks'
- BBC's Humphrys agrees to button his lip
- Police warning for 'snob yobs' of Polzeath
- Artists of note or the most insufferable of bands?
- America offers its Third World scholarships to British students
- Tolani gives it her best shot
- Life sentence for bogus spy behind £1m IRA con trick
- More good news if Australia lose Test
- Ashes inspire Major to reveal his poetic fire
- Rowling unveils her fictional self
- A suffering saint, martyr to cause of creative genius
- The future of the party rests on bitter battle over leadership
- Clarke is surprise choice in survey of Tory chairmen
- Hatfield relatives angry over managers' acquittal
- BBC bosses criticise Humphrys over after-dinner speech
- The far-reaching legacy of a crash waiting to happen
- Bomber's guide to protected buildings
- Smokers 'twice as likely to lose their sight in later life'
- Graphic: How would Clarke and Davis do against Gordon Brown
- Parents to get public money to run their own schools
- Parents' proposal for a secondary takes off
- It must be a mistake, says torch singer as he wins Mercury accolade
- Hegarty sweeps to stardom on a wave of true affection
- Gunman 'made gang signal' as he shot teenage girl
- Food agency warns elderly to avoid cod liver oil
- Vicar who refuses to pay council tax is sent to jail
- Tory rivals square up to prove they can beat Brown
- 'We will have to do the thinking for everybody on flat-rate taxes'
- Armed gang take salesman hostage
- Millionaire drove dead wife to France
- Tory peer 'attacked border guards'
- Farmers shy away from 'symbolic' fuel price protests
- Millions wasted in 'nightmare' tax credits scheme
- Most hospitals deny patients best treatment to save money
- Lone parents lose more than £1bn as child agency reaches meltdown
- Su Doku keeps brain younger
- Please Dad, not that story again
- A sign of exciting times as cricketers' wives now promote the lottery
- Graphic: Ashes fever
- Beckham makes way for Flintoff as the golden boy of English sport
- Ten people die in car accidents in Hampshire and Wales
- Ken Clarke speech: main points
- Tory leadership hopefuls compete for limelight
- Booker shortlist delivers snub to some literary lions
- Go-ahead to create embryo with three parents
- Graphic: The statistics
- Germaine Greer accuses actresses of mocking aged
- Night at pub that ended in death
- US restricts night driving and giving lifts to friends
- Fatal crashes spur call for crackdown on young drivers
- Call for a GCSE shake-up as pass mark sinks to 16%
- Plan to form super-union no threat to us, says TUC chief
- What irony: reviewer ousts author