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12 April 2008

• No sex please, Madonna - I'm on the Cookie Diet
• Voyce return gives Wasps sting
• Peaches Geldof has left her mark on new rocker beau
• Besotted Sienna whispers sweet-nothings in Welsh
• Posh and Katie act is wearing thin for Tom Cruise
• Pain's the game for Rose as he misses his chance
• Lee racing against time as Scottish National bid hinges on medical clearance
• James wins his battle with his 'nemesis' Owen
• Pietersen is offered $4m to play in India
• Three more Premier League clubs may face raids in bungs probe
• Anfield's owners fight for control: Liverpool at breaking point as Hicks wants to force out Parry
• Maradona next up at Anfield goldfish bowl
• We let Kop down, says Carragher
• Pompey ready to move for Spurs defender Kaboul
• Soldiers take out private insurance
• Hargreaves and Tevez set to miss Arsenal clash as Fergie looks to keep things fresh
• Three in court after Pc hit by van
• Rose wilts as Immelman shines
• Two killed after car hits bridge
• Dons old boy Stewart the hero for Queen of the South in seven-goal thriller
• Southgate's enthusiasm seeing Boro over the line at Spurs
• Jaidi lets Zarate kid Howard with tip from Bolton
• Davies shows a ton of class as Bolton cling on
• No heart and no hiding place for for Jewell
• Wenger won't reach for cheque book
• Smith unveils home nations plans
• Leeds set to learn fate
• India edge ahead in Kanpur
• Scharner hopes for sign from above
• Flying low: Best dressed Kate Moss suffers a wardrobe malfunction
• Smith hoping to keep Davis
• The science of pop: Guess the song from these pie-charts, graphs and scientific tables
• Britney Spears cheers herself up with a set of highlights and a makover
• Mark Speight: The BBC star who vanished into thin air
• Police called in over obsessed brunette who stalked Little Britain star David Walliams for THREE years
• It's a boy for Kerry Katona - who arrived five weeks early
• Great Scott boosts Leeds hopes
• Jamie Theakston becomes first-time father with birth of baby boy called Sidney
• Britain HAS Talent ... it's just finding it that's the hard bit
• Sharks triumph in Bristol
• Cardiff launch for Ashes
• Ronaldo nominated for player award
• Russians make property killing
• BA postpones long-haul move to T5
• Dott may miss snooker's World Championships
• India push on in Kanpur
• Smith unveils Home Nations plans
• Hampshire's Rose Bowl to become Test venue
• Smith hoping to keep Davis at Rangers
• Carvalho at one with Chelsea partner Terry
• Brown expects Gunners to fire
• Wigan must show ambition or I'm off, says Scharner
• Friedel snubs MLS and wants to end career in England
• Turner's Earners - Punters in Heaven at Kempton
• Kay seeks pain cure as Cup Final is a chance for revenge on Welsh
• Like the bad old days of 1908, yet London still wins
• Woods fired up to be the greatest Brit
• Hull keep Castleford bottom
• Donald try dynamite for Rhinos
• Poulter backs up his words
• Villa play down Barry Chelsea link
• William receives his RAF wings
• McCanns angry over press leaks
• SFA reveal Four Nations plans
• McLeish plays down arrests
• Gillett holds key to peace at Anfield
• Edwards commits to Gatland's Wales
• Shannon's stepfather refused bail
• Judge warns MoD on troops equipment
• Airport bomb attack: doctor jailed
• Memorial service for police chief
• Plan to test CCTV cameras in exams
• Mother refused organs from daughter
• Immelman leads the charge
• Mortgage lenders in funds warning
• The ex-dairy farmer who switched from milking cows to hosting swingers in the sex club that used to be a barn
• School forces young girls to study in a class on their own after they wore trousers to school 'because it was cold'
• How 'glue' protects mouth ulcers with 'firm shield' to improve healing
• 'Muslim governors hatched race campaign to force me out', says headteacher sacked for being Islamophobic
• Portuguese police leaks are 'shameless smears' to discredit us, say McCanns
• Desperate parents to give up their daughter for adoption so she can go to a better school
• 'Summer of discontent' looms as more than 100,000 key workers join teachers' strike
• Brown faces revolt if local polls go against Labour, warn senior MPs