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27 November 2007

• Grant: My Chelsea players were right to question the referee because his decision was unfair
• Venables on course to land Ireland job
• Rangers sunk by late Stuttgart strike
• Wenger rages as Arsenal flop
• Ronaldo rocket maintains Manchester United's unbeaten Champions League record
• Benitez beats a retreat - Liverpool boss toes the line but Porto failure could see him sacked
• Van Gaal tied to AZ
• No surrender - New Derby boss Jewell promises a battle to the finish
• Rafa backs down in Liverpool row as he dreams of Moscow in the spring
• No more Harm done
• Redskins confirm Taylor death
• Moyes charged by FA
• Government ignoring law - Cameron
• Barbarians turn Regan into Bristol black sheep
• Photographer attacks inquest 'lies'
• Brown shuns Mugabe Africa summit
• Science chief backs GM technology
• Sturrock back at Home Park
• Talks over teacher facing lashes
• Winona Ryder falls in love with a puppet (yes, really) in her strangest role yet
• Officials have got it in for us, says Chelsea boss Grant as appeal over red card fails
• Jilted girlfriend of I'm A Celeb 'love rat' Marc Bannerman moves out
• Court to rule on Meredith tests
• Pearson set to contact Rams contenders
• Bottoms up! Paris's lingerie-style frock leaves her over-exposed
• McLeish quits as Scotland boss to take charge at Birmingham
• Ethnic minority pupils improving faster in three Rs than white classmates
• Pre-trial assessments for witnesses
• Darling offers capital gains sweetener to CBI
• Bank shareholder queries Virgin bid
• Through the keyhole: Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne unveil more treasured (and kooky) possessions
• Taylor dies after shooting
• Ohuruogu wins appeal
• Vassell blow leaves Sven short of firepower at Manchester City
• Sturrock: Returning to Plymouth will be my toughest assignment yet
• Black quits Birmingham to link up with Bruce at Wigan
• Blair at Mid East peace talks
• SFA turn down approach for McLeish
• Sturrock set for Plymouth return
• Benn team 'turned down fund offer'
• Protests fail to stop Oxford debate
• Veloso in United's sights
• Murat's lawyer: 'McCanns should be cursed for leaving Madeleine alone'
• Poll puts Tories in 13-point lead
• Hull KR ready to move on
• MPs question PFI value for money
• 'No threat of administration', say Sheffield Wednesday
• Wenger eyes Champions League glory
• Robbie Williams wraps up with American actress Ayda Field
• Anderson returns to set up run chase
• Radcliffe backs Ohuruogu's appeal
• 60 reasons why the future of English football is not as gloomy as you might think...
• Ferguson charged after ref rant
• New TV deal for rugby league
• Billie Piper goes back in time to rejoin Dr Who
• Are Posh's ample assets going south?
• Fletcher has to accept a fringe role at United... for now
• Now for Olympic gold, says Ohuruogu after lifetime drug ban is lifted
• Blues to seek McLeish talks
• Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles reunite for one-off Christmas special of 'To the Manor Born'
• EU warnings ahead of treaty signing
• India stroll to victory
• Davies leaves Derby
• Van Gaal open to England job
• 'Celtic Cup' agreed in principle
• Call over household carbon target
• Rovers fined after derby clash
• Anderson injured as England face chase
• Ohuruogu hopeful after appeal
• Lily Allen: 'Doctors ordered me to lose weight after diagnosing heart murmur'
• Brown pledges major skills shake-up
• Labour chief quits in donations row
• Inquest: No sign of Diana pregnancy
• Woman held in Sudan over Teddy name
• Three cleared of chatroom rape plot
• Man 'hated' baby daughter he killed
• Pensions staff to strike over pay
• Police probe after two found dead
• Haas 'not poisoned' at Davis Cup tie in Russia, say ITF
• League find Hull KR guilty over derby clash on pitch
• New Approach on Haya level as Sheik Mohammed moves in
• Police armed with machine guns to protect security vans this Christmas
• Care homes 'starve dementia victims of the time to talk'
• British teacher held in Sudan for calling teddy bear 'Mohammed' could be jailed for sedition
• Regan the rebel is ready to defy Barbarians ban
• Swindon boss Sturrock closing in on return to former club Plymouth
• Wembley hero Modric being chased by Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs
• Arca close to making Middlesbrough return
• Newcastle look to Swedish star Olsson to shore up their defence
• Chelsea face action over Terry protest to referee
• European football review - Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga and Le Championnat
• United target Veloso is aiming to win over Ferguson
• Wenger says England should forget international football
• Holloway still thrilled despite a goalless start at Leicester
• Move for England to take on Scotland gathers pace
• Boothroyd backs Bangura's battle to stay and play
• Europeans think we are a laughing stock, says Adams
• Worried Allardyce gets the silent treatment at Newcastle
• Bruce's disgust with Birmingham over Wigan job wrangle
• Scots reject Birmingham's £750,000 offer for McLeish to take over
• Only beating Porto can earn Rafa a stay of execution at Liverpool
• Derby want former England star Ince as their new boss and Hodgson to help him out
• Truckers gearing up to mount new petrol protests over fuel prices
• Acne drug offers hope for stroke victims
• Traditional A-levels propel more private pupils to top universities
• Sleaze row: Tycoon's business park proposal turned down... then accepted after £200,000 donation to Labour
• Brown to return dodgy donations as he admits 'We broke the law'
• New mothers going hungry and being left alone on maternity wards
• Heavily pregnant woman fined £90 for parking in mother and toddler bay at Tesco
• Let us lay our Meredith to rest, parents urge a judge
• Volunteers wanted to give migrants a 'great big hug' of welcome
• Police chief calls for late pubs to 'pay for detox' as teens 'drink themselves into oblivion'
• Royal Mail slaps customers with £1 fine for underpaid postage this Christmas
• Tories 'would halt early prisoner release by building extra prisons'
• Shaming of brokers who encourage house buyers to take on 'unrepayable' mortgages
• Lost disc fiasco could scupper ID card scheme
• Poor children should be bussed to better schools, says equality watchdog
• Autumn leaves us dryer than usual but beware, a superstorm could be heading for us
• Hospital boss takes £170,000 pay-off
• Too many traffic lights 'make congestion worse'
• First-time buyers need £100,000 salary to afford London home
• Meet the miracle girl
• I loathe these bigots' views but we can't just ban hate
• Citigroup shores up with Abu Dhabi stake sale
• 13 London hospitals named among worst for childbirth
• Shut your bin or it won't be collected
• High street shops are 'vanishing'
• Marco in row over office parties
• Lily Allen: Doctors ordered me to lose weight
• No justice for families over cyclists' deaths
• Ohuruogu victory as life ban is lifted
• Barclays vows to hit profit targets despite turmoil
• The mane event: Brendan's hair makes comeback
• Levy: Jol should apologise to me, not the other way round
• Sharleen Spiteri loses her rock chick look
• Wenger confident of European glory
• Girls spice up the dance floor for Mel B
• From Shameless to National treasure
• Bubble wrap aquarium for Docklands
• The National Gallery finds the right man
• Sites earmarked for new nuclear stations
• Rail fares to rocket above inflation
• Benedict's into last 16
• Celebs plan wedding in the jungle...
• Christmas wheely is coming!
• Macbeth and Joan of Arc storm ES awards
• Macbeth and Joan of Arc storm ES awards
• Plays are back - and the West End is loving it
• Evening Standard Theatre Awards - the winners
• Not doubtful enough by half
• A fearfully good ghost tale
• Brigands steal our hearts
• Swan Lake is tour without force
• Colbie could thrive
• Exhausting art from a Turner Prize winner
• DVDs of the week
• Emotional lightning crackles across the stage