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20 January 2008

• Knifeman dies as police zap him with Taser stun gun
• France's oldest WWI veteran dies aged 110; one veteran in France left
• US editor sacked after putting noose on magazine cover to illustrate Tiger Woods 'lynch' controversey
• Israel to ease blockade after British critcism and UN food aid warning
• Off the shelf 'herbal Viagra' goes on sale - at £7.97 for two tablets
• Gary Glitter 'could return to Britain early' after surviving heart attack in Vietnamese prison
• 'I want ANOTHER baby' says mother of SEVEN surrogate children
• Hillary aims to build momentum before 'Super Tuesday'
• Bus passengers evacuated by BOAT as flood misery continues
• 'You could not make it up', despairing Miliband admits over loss of laptop containing details of 600,000 military recruits
• Parents furious as headteacher of troubled school takes three months off - to go skiing
• GPs on alert for killer MRSA strain in nurseries, schools and the gym
• Kebab farce: The Peckham kebab shop Jacqui Smith visited - at teatime, with a bodyguard
• Value of a house is plummeting by £120 every DAY
• Using a mobile phone before going to bed is bad for your health, says new study
• Hundreds of tons of timber washed up on Sussex beach after cargo ship sinks
• Lib-Dems rescue Brown over Treaty referendum
• Demand for cosmetic surgery up by a third 'because it has lost its stigma'
• 'It's not safe to walk the streets after dark', admits Home Secretary skewered in kebab farce
• Turner's Earners - Monday
• Vainikolo in right mood for England
• Supreme Novices’ Hurdle winner Noland sets off on road to Arkle
• No night shift for Wimbledon
• Kev's given a wake-up call - But owner puts shirt on Keegan revival plan
• Hicks Kop out - 'I won’t sell unless the price is right'
• City's Hart stopper for miserable Hammers boss Curbishley
• Lee on a roll but Kaymer keeps it together
• Shambles for Wigan as Bramble gifts Everton victory
• Lock Shaw is ruled out of England's Six Nations opener
• Owen: I know I can work with Keegan despite what I said in my book
• Flintoff will not be rushed, insists new England chief Miller
• Brave Skelton fails in his bid for the world heavyweight crown
• Sharapova sets up Henin quarter-final tie in Melbourne
• O'Gara rains on Wasps' parade
• Speaker Michael Martin's wife claims £50,000 in free flights to 'support' her husband
• Government gets ready to expel 34 Russian spies - including diplomat who writes restaurants reviews
• My wife was found guilty by guesswork: Husband of childminder convicted of shaking a baby to death tells of their anguish
• Oops! Sir Trevor McDonald misses Brown Cabinet interview for News At Ten relaunch
• Courageous Briton gunned down in Kenya trying to save his wife and friends
• Father tells of his grief over the 'lovely and unique' girl murdered in New Zealand
• Mark Thatcher's ex-wife Diane to marry £15 million American tycoon
• Stolen MoD laptop with details of 600,000 recruits was taken from car of Navy jobs adviser
• Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward's £70,000 luxury trips to the US... paid for by the taxpayer
• PM's dig at BBC's £18m deal for Ross
• Wills of the Royals sealed to keep them secret in 'plainly unlawful' deal
• Mutant gene puts mothers of babies with cancer at risk
• MPs demand an extra £5m - to answer e-mails
• Blair accused of 'stabbing Hillary Clinton in the back' after supporting Republicans
• Policeman who shot his mother-in-law dead had already broken his bail conditions
• Did Branson use Beijing trip with Brown to win sweetheart deal over Northern Rock?
• Blairs' fixer 'drove without insurance or licence, while on a mobile phone'
• Maker of 'happy pill' Seroxat is sued by man who killed wife while on drug
• I thank the Man Upstairs, says Heathrow crash hero John Coward
• 'Absolute b*****ks' WAS said in Commons - despite being struck from the record
• Channel 4 film attacks Ken Livingstone's 'astonishing and shocking drinking habits'
• G.I. Jenkins: How the Welsh opera diva Katherine swapped designer dresses for desert camouflage