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Drug switch 'aids some breast cancer victims'
Women with early-stage, hormone-sensitive breast cancer are significantly more likely to
beat the disease if they switch to a new drug, according to research to be published today … 
Professor Milton Friedman
Laissez-faire economist who wrote Free to Choose and was one of the founding fathers of
Thatcherism …
Reid unleashes the Chingford polecat in bold shot at top job
John Reid yesterday enlisted a terrifying new ally in his campaign to become Prime
Minister …
Johnson plans to redraw school league tables Johnson proposes reform …
School league tables could be redrawn to encourage the best comprehensives to teach the
most disadvantaged children, the Education Secretary said yesterday …
Connolly confused by Ireland selection
Ireland's decision to omit Peter Stringer, their No 1 scrum-half, from the XV to face
Australia on Sunday has surprised Wallabies coach John Connolly …
Haye seeks revenge in title showdown
Britain's David Haye will be looking to punish the man who wrecked his Olympic dream when
he defends his European cruiserweight title at the York Hall, Bethnal Green …
Hill signs for another three years at Bristol
Bristol, the Guinness Premiership leaders who travel to Bath on Saturday, have announced
that Richard Hill, their head coach, has signed a new three-year deal to stay at the club …
Robinson's 'days numbered'
Even if England were to win their next two matches against South Africa, Martin Johnson is
not convinced that Robinson's stay of execution will extend beyond the autumn series …
Beckham well down the list for knighthood
Beckham well down the list for knighthood …
Wales may take foot off pedal
… Gareth Jenkins will ask a much-changed team to look no further than this
evening's autumn series game against Canada …