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29 January 2008

• Folan chip puts win on a plate
• Evans on target but John pays penalty
• Keeper rescues misfiring Ipswich
• Barnsley looking up again
• Hawley the hustler: Nine-man Preston see off Baggies
• Sam steals it for pessimist Pardew
• Robson draws comfort as Blades make their point
• Cardiff's Welsh wizards cast their spell on QPR
• The Screamer - It's the talk of football
• Hodgson's men hit by travel sickness once again
• Downing gives Capello reason to cheer
• Murphy and Prica home in for Keane
• Tait takes a break
• Harbhajan cleared of racist remarks
• Sissoko seals Juve move
• Cole makes Clarets switch
• Dances with weaves: Kevin Costner makes the most of his thinning hairline
• Actress America Ferrera has a distinctly Ugly Betty day
• Secret Indian wedding for Julie Christie, the Oscar-nominated marriage hater
• Baby number two on the way for Gwen Stefani
• Who is Cool Hand Luke? Narraway surges up the charts
• So now it's England v Ospreylia as Wales launch a blitz
• Tait ousted by big guns
• EU leaders agree on reforms - Brown
• Murtagh lands Ballydoyle job
• Job loss fear as travel stores shut
• This will only get worse - Arsenal's hotshots humble Keegan again
• Inquiry into elderly care 'lottery'
• EXCLUSIVE: Strettle keen to make up for lost time and prove he's England's best
• Beckham: I'm fit enough to face Switzerland
• I'll be challenging Lewis for the tile in 2009, vows revved-up Button
• Celtic sign Samaras and Mizuno
• Sissoko's Liverpool exit to speed up final Mascherano deal
• Woods to take on Tarver in Tampa
• Gemma Atkinson: 'I love my footballer boyfriend, but I don't want to marry him'
• Woodgate determined to help Spurs
• Dancing On Ice's Jayne Torvill to skate alone as Christopher Dean recovers from surgery
• Capello has been quick to pick up the lingo, claims Brooking
• More than 1m people could lose homes in credit crunch, warns City watchdog
• Suspect 'stopped twice by police in red light area' during Suffolk Strangler murder spree
• Grant: It is not easy buying players when you are Chelsea
• £5.6m damages for brain damaged boy
• Sissoko seals Juve move
• Ainslie's fifth world title victory bodes well for Beijing
• Keane rules out any new Sunderland signings - especially Sidwell!
• Ex-Rams boss Davies in talks over Ireland job
• Kalifa to give Coppell selection headache
• Derby reject Newcastle bid for Barnes
• Sugababes ditch sweet-girl look for sexy couture makeover
• Cameron seeks 'hate preachers' ban
• Hutton £9m deal with Spurs almost done, says Rangers boss Smith
• Burley has duo in his sights
• Boro close in on Alves
• Lawson commits to Gloucester
• Toon focused despite Wise arrival
• 165,000 heed ban and quit smoking
• Childcare costs 'soar above £8,000'
• Lindsay Lohan in brighter spirits after mourning the death of Heath Ledger
• Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack winner emerges to discover nobody's ever heard of him
• Murray slips out of top 10
• Primary school evacuated after teacher finds fake guns in gym cupboard
• Senior Tory MP arrested over alleged assault on two children
• 'My wife poisoned me with anti-freeze - then tried to finish me off as I fought for life in hospital'
• McAllister has to take Leeds up or he goes
• New owners issue Derby promise
• Samaras would welcome Hoops move
• PM's world economy talks with EU leaders
• New plan to end farce of Grand National start
• NEWCASTLE'S Wise appointment gives them a Plan B when Keegan's toys leave the pram
  WOODGATE won't be taken seriously as a centre half until he gets a hair cut
  CITY should pay up or let Richards go to a club who want to be taken seriously
• 'Smuggled Fagin kids' were actually living happily with their Romanian parents, embarrassed police reveal
• Elderly face inflation of 7 per cent as fuel bills soar
• Islamic extremist gang 'plotted to kidnap British Muslim soldier and behead him like a pig'
• I'll return to Argentina and to Boca, vows Tevez
• Diaby: I won't quit the Gunners like my pal Diarra
• Sheva insists: I'll always love Milan but their future is in Brazil and mine is in London
• Family judge orders drug addict mother to give up her 14 children
• High taxes, shaky economy, rampant thugs... 1812 was Britain's worst year EVER
• Natalie Imbruglia smiles again after her marriage breakdown
• West Ham defender Collins hit by serious injury blow
• Tories' lead narrows in latest poll
• Green machines set to overtake gas guzzlers as environmental taxes begin to bite
• Order to sell controversial stake in ITV may cost Sky up to £250m
• Revealed: Dark past of the man 'helping' Britney
• Ramos revolution convinced defender to sign for Tottenham: Spurs on verge of glory, says Woody
• Evra on collision course with Sir Alex after demanding £120,000 a week
• Benitez backed by owner
• Downing's on his way - agent
• Hutton is stuck in a muddle: Ibrox star can't decide on Spurs move
• Sir Alex tells Ronaldo: Get 13 more League goals and I'll give you a big pay rise
• The secrets of the phoney Rothschild who spent £600,000 on jewellery and fast cars
• Dining rooms join the dinosaurs as 2.9m homeowners knock down interior walls
• Childcare costs 'soar above £8,000'
• Call for more cash for rape victims
• Dame Kelly to open Eurostar station
• Federer not finished yet - Djokovic
• Top two clash in FA Cup
• Magpies swoop for Wise
• Spurs - We've got Woodgate
• Parents of 'Fagin's children' in UK
• 'U-turn' anger over mixed-sex wards
• What the back pages of the papers say - January 29
• I won't be leaving my children a penny, says Nigella Lawson
• India earn draw
• PM's vow to tackle drunken violence
• Nursery costs soar above £8,000
• Bid to boost 'average' skills level
• Middle-class families to get money to care for elderly relatives as ministers unveil plan to abolish care 'postcode lottery'
• Rising toll of deaths from liver disease blamed on binge drinking and cheap alcohol
• Marks & Spencer bans customers from using cheques
• Childcare moneypit: How nannies, nurseries and minders can cost parents as much as £39,000 a year
• Spinster left artworks worth millions in her humble terrace house
• Changing family fortunes: How Britain's household budgets have altered over past 50 years
• 'Tesco bomber' jailed for six years after £1million blackmail campaign
• Policeman caught 'trying to book his holiday' - while investigating break-in at Thomas Cook (and his car was parked on the pavement!)
• Price of average house 'will fall by £18,500 this year' - that's £50 a day
• I did NOT destroy Diana's box of secrets, says her sister
• Girl, 14, wins £325,000 after losing her twin to meningitis
• Man jailed for Tesco blackmail plot
• Dog kills owner in horror attack
• Brown meets Musharraf amid protests
• Tories withdraw whip from MP facing police probe over Commons wages paid to his party-loving older son
• I'd get a kick out of Jonny eclipsing me, says Jenkins
• Thunderball Bond's exit lifts England
• Brand new experience for Russell
• We won't be like Liverpool, say Derby
• Gallas trying to keep the peace as Adebayor row simmers on
• Title tilt taking toll on tired Tevez
• Downing will leave Middlesbrough, insists agent
• McLeish sure he can snare Cahill
• Keane: No repeat of Forest nightmare
• Spurs land Woodgate as fears grow over King
• Wenger jibe at Fergie's nomads
• Warnock's run ended by Hayles' late strike as Leicester sink Palace
• The Screamer - it's the talk of football
• Stealing a sales march in Asia is keeping the Pru in good health
• Six dogs can be walked at once as ban is lifted
• £7.6m lottery grant helps restore gardens at Chiswick House
• Chelsea flat for £240,000... but needs work
• Green car sales set to overtake gas-guzzlers
• Can anyone stop the Bennies?
• Best buddies to help worst at recycling
• Arctic Monkeys dominate NME awards
• Black pupils 'held back by teachers' bias against hoodies'
• Old markets 'replaced by gourmet food stalls'
• Gordon to open his own catering school
• More prison sentences from Archer the ex-con
• Heathrow is a monster that will never be satisfied
• Good food and jobs are still off the menu at McDonald's
• M&B takes a £274m hit after rates-bet fiasco
• Shadow of Heathrow hangs over school
• Councils refuse to pay any more for 2012 leisure pool
• 'Mega-church' near Olympics site rejected by planners
• Horrific last moments of owner mauled by rottweiler
• Man beaten to death saw father killed the same way
• Nigella : I won't be leaving my children a penny
• A very rich meal...at £1,000 a head
• US firm takes control of three GP surgeries
• Spurs on verge of glory, says Woody
• Woman with £7m contract on her head
• Diaby: I won't quit like my pal Diarra
• Now it's full on for Fulham's survival
• Markets turmoil lands A&L with a £185m bill
• BSkyB may fight order to sell down stake in ITV
• Sophie Ellis-Bextor calls for sweet childhood memories
• What Jeff loves about London
• Moby's no big fish when it comes to busking
• Dancing to a new beat
• A very rich meal...at £1,000 a head
• Mayor's message for passengers behaving badly - think of others
• Gordon to open his own catering school
• Most crime in Britain linked to foreign gangs
• Land sales to leave £1bn black hole in 2012 budget
• London's green goddess
• Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is slice of London history
• New look for The Marquis
• A different crowd at the Woodbine
• Papageno to perfection
• Bowled over by this circus
• A night with music's master communicator
• Best of old and nu
• Stepping out the shadows
• Still Fretting in the basement
• DVDs of the week
• Disconcerting yet tantalising