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31 March 2008

• Elsworth National dream riding on Simon
• Serbian slip fits grand plan for Venus
• Strettle in fine fettle for Quins' play-off charge
• No place for Flintoff in season opener
• Woodgate lets rip at sorry Spurs
• Everton skipper Neville 'punched at Merseyside derby'
• Turning out for England was no fun, says Bentley
• Lack of Totti shouldn't spoil the show
• One year on, I can still hear the screams
• Roma warn United they are out for revenge
• Grant content to make late call
• Patel opts out of ICC role
• Lampard is back to face Turks
• Police to quiz McCann friends
• We're all believers now, says Gerrard
• EXCLUSIVE: Shape up, Manchester City owner Thaksin tells Sven
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE BUILD-UP: Europe's at your feet, United boss Fergie tells young stars
• Roddick to tie the knot with swimsuit model
• There are rows at Chelsea training. It would never be like that with Jose, says Kezman
• Les Dennis to be a father for a second time - at the age of 53
• George Clooney's girl keeps her clothes on for the red carpet
• The female fantasist who stalked herself to terrify her friends
• 'Terror chief told me to bomb London': British Muslim reveals how al Qaeda leader tried to recruit him
• Indianapolis Colts to host Chicago Bears as NFL announces opening weekend schedule
• Afghan blast kills Royal Marines
• Brown urges Zimbabwe poll 'clarity'
• Britain's worst phone hoaxer jailed after costing taxpayers £1million in false alarms
• Mother of eight boys tries again for girl after losing daughter during first birth
• 'Headscarf doesn't fit our funky image' says salon owner who turned down Muslim stylist
• Crematorium offers £75 pay-per-view service to mourners who can't make the funeral
• The shocking picture that shows police will do ANYTHING to hide speed cameras from unsuspecting motorists
• Els hit by virus
• Britain's biggest buy-to-let mortgage provider expects to halve its loans
• Silver lining for sprinter Thanou
• Apprentice contestant's dumped wife says she is 'paying for his 15 minutes of fame'
• Lindsay Lohan goes blonde...and ends up looking like her mother
• Greta Scacchi: 'My doomed love affair helped me to resurrect my acting career'
• The Princess and the lorry: Zara Phillips keeps her cool at the wheel
• Rio Ferdinand keeps team-mate in the dark about his black eye
• Age catches up with make-up free Goldie Hawn out on a jog
• Wardrobe mistake, or is Sharon carrying some X-tra pounds?
• Amy Winehouse cleans up her act and her face... is it thanks to the rubber gloves?
• Barrymore 'may face second inquest'
• Murray shrugs off rankings slide on the back of Miami misery
• Grant: Stamford Bridge clash with United will be crucial
• Pregnant Kerry Katona keeps the alcohol flowing on reality show
• 'Flawed' terror Bill challenged
• Moyes won't give up chase for fourth
• Keegan thankful for Owen instinct
• New parking laws come into force
• Puffy cheeks, drooping jowls and huge trout pout... just what has happened to Lara Flynn Boyle's face?
• Everton are punching above their weight while Liverpool should be doing better, says Moyes
• We can focus on Champions League after Everton win - Liverpool skipper Gerrard turns attention to Arsenal
• Tell us the truth, Fabio - Lawyer accuses England boss in match-fix case
• The Incredible Bulk: 'Muscles' Madonna shows off her even beefier biceps
• Roma coach heaps praise on United but still insists they can be beaten
• NHS deep clean effort rapped
• Mourinho close to a decision as Inter step up their campaign to sign former Chelsea boss
• Chambers still eyeing Olympic berth
• UEFA drop case against Celtic supporters in Spain
• Poor service proves Murray's downfall
• Ince happy to be Dons guv'nor
• Everton boss Moyes refusing to give up on Champions League place
• Jack's back! Hollywood heavyweight Mr Nicholson hits the high seas again
• I did not cheat, insists Gers midfielder Thomson
• O'Neill and Pearce set for latest public spat
• Steinsson relieved after his lucky escape from Diaby's horror tackle
• Talks in bid to avert Tube strike
• Castleford ready to hand Chambers league debut
• Villarreal admit: Spurs and Milan want our keeper Lopez - but we aren't going to let him go
• Fisher fails in play-off
• Tadulala claims Bulls hat-trick
• Saracens re-ignite play-off hopes
• Touring car hero killed - reports
• Sticking to our principles helped us pull off Reebok miracle, claims van Persie
• Warning over bowel cancer risk
• Tragic Goa mother returns with body
• My Fulham squad is still behind me, insists under-pressure Hodgson
• None of us are safe from Juande's summer axe insists Spurs defender Woodgate
• Youngsters can graduate from sevens school, believes Gosling
• Riveting stuff: Roma make their seats United proof
• Home favourite Pedrosa roars to victory as Toseland claims sixth
• We may have won nine golds, but don't think this is easy, says Pendleton
• Play like that again and we can forget about winning the Champions League, says Chelsea star Cole
• Radiant Jennifer Lopez back in shape just five weeks after giving birth to twins
• As injuries bite deep, Curbishley demands sprint finish from Hammers
• Police hunt man suspected of drugging his two wives with sedatives in incidents four years apart
• Don't call the barmaid 'love', by order of Harriet Harman
• Dons claim maiden trophy win
• Roma v MANCHESTER UNITED: Van der Sar set for return
• Hero Marine 'in line for VC'
• WOMEN in football? No, leave them in the kitchen where they belong
  MAKE Styles referee Chelsea for ever as punishment for being rubbish
  THEY are all queueing up to play Spurs every week after Woodgate has his best game for Magpies
• Owen on target in Toon romp
• Parry pleas for ownership resolution
• Carvalho keeps Chelsea hopes alive
• Torres fires Reds to derby glory
• Platini backs Mascherano punishment
• Call to back 'clean' coal power
• Warning over green homes target
• House prices fall for sixth month
• Illegal immigrants 'get carer jobs'
• Tory plan to share BBC licence fee
• Smith confident of support for Bill
• Blind pilot breaks sound barrier
• Government's child play campaign
• Salmond welcomes referendum call
• Tories will force the BBC to share licence fee with rivals
• Victoria Cross hope for Marine who leaped on a grenade to save friends
• Formula One boss Max Mosley 'exposed as sadomasochist in Nazi orgy with five prostitutes'
• Muslims outnumber Catholics across the world for the first time
• Woman killed and girl, 2, fights for life as police chase ends in tragedy
• Vote rigging fears as first official results show 'even split' in Zimbabwe elections
• Why eating just one sausage a day raises your cancer risk by 20 per cent
• Why it's hard to pick up a traditional English cherry in the shops
• Nomophobia is the fear of being out of mobile phone contact - and it's the plague of our 24/7 age
• Mile-high tower: Saudi prince promises £5bn desert spire TWICE as tall as nearest rival being built
• Bureaucrats get the power to bypass courts and hand out fines
• Jacqui Smith to defy rebels with plans for 42-day detention without charge
• F1 champion Damon Hill pays tribute to racing victims killed in jet fireball
• Tory call to scrap 'expensive and slow' home packs
• Boarding school fees have soared by THREE times the rate of inflation over 10 years
• EU foreign minister's bags among the 28,000 held in storage after T5 fiasco
• Giving hospitals three more months to tackle MRSA is 'admission of failure'
• GCSE and A-level students relying on sob stories to boost their marks
• PC's 135mph son escapes driving ban after a word from his father
• Jailed: The 'evil' 21-year-old who seduced soldier and then accused him of rape
• Minister warns Brown: 'You're out of touch'
• Victims of Kent passenger jet tragedy named as residents hail hero pilots
• Woman killed by car fleeing police
• Second home limit 'target' for MPs
• Resurgent Rees is gunning for Kiwis
• Take away our fast food shops
• Thousands queue for a last glimpse of Terracotta Army
• Grant is happy to do it the ugly way
• House sellers forced to slash asking price
• Bryan Ferry tells his ex: Let's have a baby
• Who's in and who's out
• I'm not a traffic warden ... call me a civil enforcement officer
• Borough exposes child trafficking, slavery and ritual abuse
• Why the tide is turning against Ken Livingstone
• Chips are down for a Wall Street tyrant
• This time, I agree with the strikers on the Tube
• Comment: a critical week ahead for Boris
• Comment: housing London
• 10 a week in A&E for knife wounds
• Spacey attacks BBC over promoting Lloyd Webber shows
• Election Diary
• Ken pledge for 50,000 extra low-cost homes
• Johnson: I'll tackle teen violence problem
• Rob Andrew faces axe if he fails to appoint Martin Johnson
• Boris still has 10-point lead in race for City Hall
• Fireball pilot was 'hero for averting crash into big estate'
• Donor children demand to be told parents' IDs
• LU bosses hold talks to stop four-day Tube strike
• Plot to attack civilians
• Do you want to become a martyr, the al Qaeda chief asked...
• Jailed rapist named as terrorist associate
• Joe Cole's Euro alert for lucky Chelsea
• Roundhouse turned from rock venue to theatre in 10 days
• Young Guns keep feet on the ground
• Terror chief told me to bomb London
• Jimmy Bullard's anger does not worry Hodgson
• Ruthless Ramos will make changes, says Woodgate
• Curbishley looks for another fast finish
• Give praise to a French president who is not frightened to face facts
• Greta: Doomed affair helped resurrect my career
• Spacey attacks BBC over Lloyd Webber shows
• Prince Philip did NOT order Diana's death, says coroner as he warns jury they can't bring verdict of murder
• £12m for Goldman's top banker in the UK
• Big welcome for the 16-stone ballet dancers
• Friends turns back on new Flowers bid
• Winners and losers in new era for Russia
• Investment banking at the end of the road
• Pernod Ricard's £4.5bn wins Absolut vodka battle
• Man ties up with Ore Hill in £118m deal
• Astra finds new use for its blockbuster
• Deliveries delayed but Hornby on right lines
• Win a Sara Berman designer dress and Roja Dove fragrance experience
• Japan output hit by US woes
• Zara owner's profits rise 25%
• Roundhouse turned from rock venue to theatre
• Ticket line for Glade Festival now open
• Watford cash in despite drop
• It just wasn't meant to be, says Jackett
• Queues for last glimpse of Terracotta Army
• Scott: We've blown our chance now
• Fed to tighten rules in quest for 'stability'
• Paragon's pace to slow by half
• Weight of expectation won't slow Victoria Pendleton
• Sandler to shrink the Rock by half
• T5 debacle could cost BA £50m in lost flights and payouts
• Woman is killed in police chase pile-up
• Pollsters reject Mayor camp's claim of 'flawed' methods
• Ministers blame Metronet for collapse
• Hospital trust fails to meet 'deep clean' target on bugs
• Disgraced Dwain goes on trial again
• Italian prosecutors move in on Capello
• In the Oxygene tent
• Los Boys lose their way
• Fantasy world brought to life
• He's a soul man
• Jazzing up ancient songs
• Talents adorn a telling parable