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14 May 2007

• Support growing for legal challenge
• Freed: Teacher who kissed girl of 13 and sent 2,000 texts
• Horror in the pool as mum and toddler drown
• D-Day for Brown's PM rivals
• Bank insider jailed over £2m thefts
• Magpies in new Allardyce talks
• Jerry Hall: 'Jagger was tight and made me pay for everything'
• City axe Pearce
• Cat-lover Pete takes his new kittens to work
• Injured Ellis to miss World Cup
• Australia puts up £8m to Mugabe's opponents to oust tyrant
• Broken ankle for Feather
• Owen will stay, insists Shearer
• England wait on Flintoff scan
• Wigan appoint assistant boss Chris Hutchings as new manager
• Manchester City sack Pearce but are in no rush to appoint successor
• Terror suspect held over ricin plot can make asylum claim
• Drivers hit with £5m in fines for speeding through roadworks
• Hoy sets world record
• Brown has a rival (of sorts) in contest for the leadership
• Woman and child dead in swim pool
• Hamilton sets sights on Massa
• Jewell exits Wigan
• Woolmer was not strangled - report
• Oakey to fight for British light-heavyweight title
• Anfield stay suits Kewell
• Warnock: I'm bitter about the last two weeks
• Dawson: New arrivals are key to joining elite
• Dowie denies he lied about talks
• Mourinho tells Shevchenko: You've been a failure
• Tarrant quizzed in assault probe
• Paris prays she'll be all white in jail
• Blair begins whirlwind farewell tour of schools
• 'More crimes' from tagged offenders
• Warnock 'bitter' over relegation
• Curry house 'victim': I was cut by knife thrown by Tarrant
• Blair trumpets education legacy
• Woolmer was not murdered - Report
• Fergie unhappy over Hammers joy
• Fears over NHS cancer drugs cost
• Critics panned by theatre boss for bias against female directors
• Shopping with Britney? It's just hair-raising
• Jewell quits as Wigan boss just 24 hours after keeping them up
• You've been framed: Motorcyclist caught on camera doing 60mph wheelie
• Mourinho defends summer signings
• Wigan determined to keep Jewell
• Hayward Gallery wants you to get lost
• 'Phone throne' to give Devon village mobile signal
• £1m-a-week advert campaign to tell us the smoking ban starts on 1 July
• Councils challenge migrant figures
• Chelsea's Cole asks his WAG to be his wife
• Eggert: My Hammers are safe now and that's the end of the matter
• Flood warning as UK is battered by heavy rain
• O'Neill: Sam will be hit on Tyneside
• 'Top traffic jam hotspot is on M1'
• Cruise finishes before it begins
• Cherie must choose between her legal career or lecture tours
• Bradford & Kingly: Wills and Harry on bowler-hat parade
• Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway cleared in premium phoneline probe
• Blairites must accept Brown is right man for job, says Miliband
• Schools to 'ban' pupils wearing crosses - but jewellery of other faiths allowed
• Coleen comforts 'distraught' Danielle Lloyd after nightclub attack
• Wheelie bins made smaller to increase recycling
• Alonso blasts risky Massa
• Poll: Ban veils in shopping centres
• Mickelson cruises home
• We'll fight to keep Jewell, insists Wigan chief
• 'Drained' Jewell celebrates survival
• Gang of Four becomes Famous Five as Boro join fight against West Ham
• Youths in court over Kodjo murder
• Nadal cruises to another win on clay
• Inseparable: Lindsay and Calum's beach romp
• Govt stats: Disbelief at the great migrant con
• Addicks hamper Fowler's Anfield exit
• Blues tie unbeaten home record
• Sidwell has left Royals - Coppell
• Owen injury overshadows draw
• Compulsory 'no smoking' signs in churches are 'daft', says Dean
• Prison workers in industrial action
• New report suggests Woolmer was not murdered
• Tory Boris to meet toga-clad girls
• Unsworth sinks Blades
• Tevez seals Hammers survival
• Image of murdered teenager released
• Union's fears on prisoner rail work
• Westwood never doubted pedigree
• 'We can't repeat mistakes' - Brown
• Ten Tors teams back with parents
• Cherie's mothers-in-jail plea
• Brown promises five 'eco towns'
• 'Reid should lead Scottish Labour'
• Blair's reign to end on June 24
• Blears 'will stand up to Brown'
• Vaughan loses fitness battle
• Second to none - Massa wins on day but Lewis leads in title race
• New injury puts Flintoff in doubt
• Feeling a bit low? It could be time to take a hike
• Reid calls for rethink on human rights laws
• Husband of 'honour killing' teenager arrested on suspicion of murder
• Romeo becomes internet laughing stock after using cowboy pics to woo colleague
• Politicians want to kill off their own council
• I'll shut Sangatte II, promises Sarkozy
• Teacher forced out by oil seed rape
• Diabetes drug may help fight breast cancer
• Veggies vow to boycott Mars bars
• Prisoners in the court cells that cost more than the Ritz
• 2,400 teens rescued as storms hit Dartmoor challenge
• Eurovision Cold War: Eastern Bloc is ganging up on us, warns Wogan
• Families are given power of attorney to end lives of the sick
• Brown to tackle £100,000 a year GPs over pay and hours
• Pete Doherty’s bleeding art
• Fear's over Lily's self-loathing rant
• Now theatre critics are panned
• Plea to ban drivers from smoking
• A head in the clouds in the chamber of secrets
• Fear's over Lily's self-loathing rant
• Wogan: Eastern Bloc ganging up on us
• We're safe and that's the end of it, says Eggert
• £1m-a-week ads to say smoke ban starts 1 July
• Mayor's wake-up call for Londoners too lazy to work
• Harlem Globetrotters return to Wembley
• Bollywood comes to London
• Not to be missed
• Cabaret for free
• Pink Martinis at the Roundhouse
• I'm sick of the toyboys
• Making a difference in the inner city
• In training for a trouble-free Olympics
• An estate of grace
• This week's CD reviews
• Marble Arch may have to give way for a bus station
• The path to enlightenment
• A slice of Polish history
• Passion boxed in
• Boys keep jigging
• Blow by blow recall
• A flood of harmony
• Educated Waters proves pigs can fly