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15 March 2008

• Public affection is not a strictly private affair for Brendan
• England enigma Harmison aims to defy his critics
• We failed Frank, says Hines after Scotland slump
• Tara P-T wins £100,000 from managers who 'double-dipped' into her fortune
• The world at their feet - Now Wales believe they can tame Springboks
• Vickery: I'm proud of the way we stuck together
• Fergie determined not to let hitmen drive Ronaldo into the arms of Real
• Police to question Tevez and Mascherano over signings fraud
• Why Keegan fever could spell trouble for Toure and Diaby at Arsenal
• Gerrard and Drogba head Milan wishlist as Berlusconi orders clearout
• Where's Wisey? £1.5m a year but when Saturday comes, Dennis is at the theatre
• Ramos: There will be no 'untouchables' at Tottenham
• England set record target
• Ronaldo's magic lifts dull United
• Revealed: The real reason Kate Moss is so publicity shy
• Shannon: Police deny ignoring tip-offs which would have led them to missing schoolgirl
• England on top
• Hammers end losing streak
• Anderson scare for England
• Terry's goal gives Grant a pass mark but tougher exams await
• Calamity Carson in new giveaway
• Curbishley has no fears that Sears will stay the distance
• Torres clinches it: But it's a wonder goal from Mascherano that brings the Kop alive
• McDowell caught at the last
• Capello: Roma will test United
• Gatland eyeing 'greatest' achievement
• FIFA oppose Premier League plans
• Mugged at the Emirates: Aliadiere comes back to haunt Arsenal
• Benitez intrigued by Arsenal clash
• Mystery donor hands astonishing £5.5m to Sport Relief - a QUARTER of the total raised
• Paris Hilton takes a moment to admire her own ample cleavage
• Madonna is at it again in yet another sultry photo shoot
• The curious case of Samantha Morton's stroke
• Singh points to consistency
• Blackmailer jailed after UK probe
• Call to end BAA's airports monopoly
• Cameron pledges to make Britain more 'family friendly'
• 'We must establish lines with terror groups like al-Qaida' says former Blair aide
• Teenager dies in London shooting
• Blair urges environment revolution
• Hamilton takes pole position for Australian Grand Prix
• Tory pledge on more health visitors
• US bank in Northern Rock-like slide
• Capello warning for United
• Gunners going into overdrive
• More trouble at Fir Park
• MMR take-up 'lower among educated'
• Stressed-out Trescothick skips Somerset tour of Dubai
• Celtic fume as Motherwell lose pitch battle
• Rebuke for schools that won't change their reading habits and teach phonics
• Britain heading for snow and heavy downpours over Easter
• Keegan turns to Martins
• Burrow grabs 100th try in Rhinos win
• Rangers get Sporting chance
• Somalian's death: Three face court
• Gunners face Liverpool in Europe
• Hodgson inspires Sharks triumph
• Chelsea 'committed' to keeping Frank
• Pension boost for volunteer workers
• Boys arrested after car rams police
• McDowell in lead
• England build dominant lead
• Agger suffers injury relapse
• Kubica quickest in practice
• England make steady progress
• Duo remanded over 'US shares scam'
• Death 'due to MoD's penny-pinching'
• Ton not on menu for Cook
• Denman destroys Gold Cup rivals
• Cook serves up half-century
• Jones leads from the front
• Queen opens Heathrow's new terminal
• Man charged over major runway alert
• Student tied up and knifed to death
• Singh keen to keep title
• England steady after Vaughan exit
• Outrage at £50 levy to get your bins emptied weekly ... in the name of green tax
• Town hall spies... More than 850 informers are snooping on tax cheats and fly-tippers
• Hero who claimed to have saved pensioner from fire exposed as fantasist after real lifesavers come forward
• The crimes of Britain's 32 worst pupils (who were still allowed back into classrooms)
• University student tied up and beaten to death by gang in his own home