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18 January 2008

• Jackson clinches it for Sarries
• Fading Walcott dropped but Wenger still keeps faith
• Soft-touch Moyes is the best British boss on the beat
• The Screamer ... It's the talk of football
• The Keegan revolution: Owen made captain, Shearer offered role and Barton to return
• You're not fit to run our club, blast Liverpool fans
• 'I feared Heathrow crash-landing would end in catastrophe,' says hero pilot Coward
• Banned, stabbed and dropped: Wallwork's walk on the wilder side
• Plane's engines 'failed to respond'
• Flood fears ease as defences hold
• Briton murdered in New Zealand
• Citizens' service plan for yobs
• Brown hails China partnership
• Fall in Christmas retail sales
• BG customers face 15% price hikes
• Victim's family's 'unbearable' loss
• Hain donations 'did not break code'
• Network Rail pledge on travel chaos
• Serena continues smooth progress
• Worthington handed post
• Revival helped in Edman signing
• India in control
• Miller heads ECB selection panel
• Hamilton signs five-year McLaren deal
• Mauresmo frustrated after shock exit
• Roddick out after epic
• Keegan keen on Shearer return
• New Blues keen to impress McLeish
• McFadden completes Brum switch
• If McCanns were Portuguese 'they would already be in jail' says 'wrongly convicted' killer
• Home of United chief Gill attacked in Glazer protest
• Nightclub bouncers face jail after CCTV captures moment they viciously beat clubber
• Fifth swan tests positive for H5N1
• Asylum seeker on fake passport worked for immigration service for a year
• Nadal recovers from slow start
• Wenger sold Diarra after impatient star 'panicked'
• SFA chief Smith: All Scotland candidates still in the running
• Dellacqua stuns Mauresmo
• Report slams poor NHS performance
• Dead unlucky Lindsay Lohan to perform community service in a mortuary
• Blackburn manager Hughes outlines his Euro vision for Rovers
• Hamilton's £75m McLaren jackpot
• Keegan: If Shearer wants a job at Newcastle he only has to tell me - I'd love to work with him
• Fulham sign Hangeland
• Vainikolo returns for Gloucester
• Liverpool duo deny sale claim
• Warning over plagiarism in schools
• India in control as Laxman and Pathan look to block Aussie's record bid
• Graveney is out as ECB turn to Miller
• End catchment areas, report urges
• Anelka: I will make Drogba stay
• Anelka: I'd have been great with Torres at Anfield
• Wigan boss Bruce completes Valencia signing
• Tottenham's Keane still focused on the League
• Saha knows he still has role to play for United
• Dishevelled and unsteady Amy Winehouse helped into court for husband Blake's hearing
• Worthington gets two-year stint as Northern Ireland boss
• McFadden couldn't turn down the chance to link up with McLeish at Birmingham
• Liverpool owners slam 'untrue' reports they are about to sell up for £150m
• Just like that: Marco Pierre White dons a fez as he announces latest restaurant venture
• Sir Bob Geldof brands Kent as 'inexcusably ugly'
• Wardrobe disaster: Fergie forgets to look in the mirror before stepping onstage
• The day after partying with Kate Moss, Sir Philip Green dines with Naomi, Elle AND Jemima
• Bobby Fischer - the brilliant but troubled US chess king, dies aged 64
• British Gas customers face 15% increase in electricity and gas prices
• New pictures show final moments of British woman bludgeoned to death in New Zealand
• The night Steven Gerrard aged 50 years...and Peter Crouch dressed up as a penguin
• Kylie covers up her platinum curls with a Britney-inspired bob
• Fred move still on the cards
• Wallace out for season
• Saudi arms corruption denied
• Out of Afrika: Kate Middleton steps out in animal print dress for premiere show
• Laxman leads Indian fightback
• Keegan begins rebuilding job
• Souness decides Scots job can't match his Sky high aspirations
• Rangers make shock move for Hammers star Dailly
• Royals reveal Hillary service plan
• King set for Fulham
• Figueroa is Bruce's Mayn man
• 'They tied me to ship's mast and roughed me up': British activist held by Japanese whalers relives his ordeal
• Return of the militants: Days lost to strikes have soared 20-fold in a year
• Top judge attacks 'feral' yobs in a courtroom tirade as Cameron calls for national service
• The 17,000 dying a year because the NHS has become a 'vast bureaucratic monolith'
• McFadden edges closer to Blues move
• Banks argue that there's no reason for them to be fair, as court battle on overdraft fees begins
• Over-the-counter cough and cold remedies 'could be fatal for toddlers and babies'
• Government renames Islamic terrorism as 'anti-Islamic activity' to woo Muslims
• Primary schools 'in heads struggle'
• Warning over aspirin resistance
• The night Steven Gerrard aged 50 years... and Peter Crouch dressed up as a penguin
• Transfer window January 18 - The latest news from every Premier League club
• Bolton sign Taylor
• Sunderland and Wigan target City's Kapo
• Tottenham target Kerzhakov admits he's not happy at Sevilla
• Wenger backs Arsenal to win silverware
• Keegan eager to fulfil Geordie dreams
• Lily Allen's boyfriend Ed Simons comforts her after baby heartbreak
• Escape route opens up for Hicks
• Australia hit back
• Murder motive 'may remain mystery'
• Pop star Lily 'suffers miscarriage'
• Ivanovic powers through
• Henin sees off determined Schiavone
• India seize control
• Probe into crash landing at airport
• Brown flies into Beijing
• 'Most-wanted' paedophile arrested
• Pledge to learn lessons from murder
• Industrial action 'soars' under PM
• Imperious Federer routs Santoro
• Gates defends Nato troops comments
• Lord Condon accused on Diana death
• Report reveals shoppers' £46bn spree on the net
• One in five pensioners can't afford a holiday
• Injection tricks the body into healing heart failure, according to study
• WPCs call for end to Simon Cowell-style trousers saying: 'They make our bums look big'
• Coma man awoke to be told: Your wife doped your wine
• Peter Hain 'cleared' of breaking Ministerial Code of Conduct
• Peers claim £18m a year in tax-free 'pay'
• Schools' failure at three R's is 'putting the economy at risk'
• The diver who survived 50 years of swimming with sharks
• Smith bid to close terror websites
• Doctors refuse mother's request to remove disabled daughter's womb 'because of charity backlash'
• Fury as energy bosses scoop 'obscene' £9billion windfall but STILL raise fuel bills to record high
• British woman bludgeoned to death on her holiday of a lifetime in New Zealand
• Ethical storm as scientist becomes first man to clone HIMSELF
• Government crackdown on extremist websites which use the internet to 'groom' potential terrorists
• Creation of hybrid embryos approved
• Winner Selby's final flourish as he takes the title with a 141 break
• 600 up for India captain Kumble as Australia struggle
• Thrashed Santoro says Federer can still do better
• Ryder Cup captain? You can count on me in 2014 says Monty
• Le Sulk Nouveau? I'll be off like a shot when big clubs call, Diarra tells Portsmouth
• McLeish digs in and is rewarded with McFadden and Murphy
• Havant hero Scriven has stars in his eyes
• Ireland was painful but won't stop me joining the A list, says Staunton
• Colour, chaos and a host of the world's greatest players. Welcome to the tournament Premier League bosses hate
• I was cut out to be a Blade, says Robson
• Coppell rejects a Republic move...for now
• Don't make the same mistake as me, Anelka warns Didier
• Keegan will light up Owen's dark age, says Shearer
• New-look Toon, same old magic
• Watchdog probes Osborne donations
• Irish eyes are smiling on Houllier
• You can break the bank - Keegan given millions to spend on new stars
• £5million for Leslie Ash - more than all MRSA awards since 2002
• Record of fires on 777 jets
• Curvy Kate Winslet wows on the red carpet at a New York gala
• Jet crash at Heathrow causes cancellations and delays
• Branson beefs up Rock team but doubts persist
• Reality shows help West End theatres have a record year
• £3m in fines for utility firms as councils dig in over road chaos
• Lara Croft firm SCi's boss fired in clearout
• Lily 'distraught' after suffering miscarriage
• Amy's jail visit after husband threatens divorce
• Grieving couple fined for parking in empty hospital grounds
• Hands bids for Chrysalis as he faces the music at EMI
• Olympics at centre of new anti-obesity drive
• The barbaric bouncers
• Reality shows help West End to record year
• There would be no 'prince John' without brave Terence
• There's little choice but to be a hypocrite
• Am I the only one to delight in Kate Moss's wear and tear?
• Confident Wenger targeting the beautiful Quadruple
• Metal scanners cut Tube and rail robberies by half
• Captain perfect: Charming pilot saved 151 lives by keeping cool
• Record of fires on 777 jets
• Anelka can still become a world force, says Mikael
• Handsome charmer known as Peter the Perfect Pilot
• Did Ken break rules to win 2004 election?
• £605 room service bill on China trip
• Officials 'used GLA facilities to campaign'
• We need to be great at Munster, says Dallaglio
• 'Aide was ordered to discredit Phillips'
• Busy railway link to be axed
• The four-year-old identical twins who could help find a kinder cure for cancer
• Peaches by the dozen
• Don't let art go down the pan
• No sign of Harry but romance is in the air for Chelsy
• Don't fear the East buying up Britain, says Hutton
• Amy's hair-curling performance at court
• Off the record
• Selfridges windows turned into an art gallery
• Error by junior doctor led to baby's meningitis death
• British Gas hits 13 million homes with 15% bill rise
• Oh what a cirkus from Afrika!
• Lines torn from tragedy
• Double dose of violence attacks our complacency
• Kissin reaches new peaks
• A tale of social mobility in modern Britain
• Eclectic musical feast
• Blarney and the bar necessities
• The London galleries to watch
• CDs of the week