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28 April 2008

• Wigan chief Noble enters race for Catalans job
• Saracens line up World Cup winner Van Heerden to replace Hill
• Hair back in good standing as he prepares to umpire England
• O'Sullivan seals quarter-final place in style with his third Crucible 147
• I'm just happy to repay Blackburn boss Hughes's faith in me, says 21-goal Santa Cruz
• Bolton old boy Jardel lifts the lid on cocaine abuse in football
• Quinn convinced that Keane will sign a new deal at Sunderland
• Grant will give grieving Lampard time to decide on facing Liverpool
• PFA leader Powell calls for zero tolerance towards abuse of referees
• I owe my striking success to master of detail Benitez, says Liverpool hotshot Torres
• United boss Fergie has no time for any tired old excuses but he's sounding worried ahead of Barca clash
• Cole goal glut could change his mind on retirement
• Spurs in the market for £16m Villa as Berbatov replacement
• Car wash bet gives Lescott added incentive for Everton to edge Villa
• O'Neill lines up Hennessey for Villa if Carson deal falls through
• Albion on the brink of promotion but it looks bad for Saints
• Bruce wants to keep hold if Skoko if Wigan stay up
• EXCLUSIVE: Brawl taunt to Evra 'WAS racist' - United accuse Chelsea after Bridge battle
• My future is in doubt, Manchester City manager Sven tells his squad
• EXCLUSIVE: Frustrated Ranger star Hemdani wants summer exit and Reading and Birmingham could join the chase
• Derby destroyed by Arsenal's six-shooters at Pride Park
• Djokovic identifies British problem
• New deal for Corry
• Durcan in Fast lane: Jockey lined up for plum Classic ride
• Man held over stab attacks on Jews
• Cancer patient Farrah Fawcett has fun on the beach with ex-boyfriend Ryan O'Neal
• 'I was crazy for Tom Cruise - and we had a fling,' admits Cher, 16 years his senior
• Is it all a big show or is Katie Hopkins really pregnant?
• Noble linked with Catalans
• Braless Janet Jackson nearly suffers yet another wardrobe malfunction tripping on the stairs
• Raikkonen in dreamland
• 'That dress' - part II: Fourteen years on, Liz steals the show again
• Trinny and Susannah strip naked to celebrate the British body
• Well hello, Mr President: Pammy wears 'white trash' dress to White House dinner
• Girls Aloud get £125k to sing 45-minute set at tycoon's 70th birthday
• UK voting system 'open to fraud'
• Coldplay to release their new single free online
• Madonna's daughter Lourdes steals mum's glasses to recreate her Eighties superstar look
• Simply Red Junior: Mick Hucknall shows off his baby girl (and her ginger locks)
• Row over 10p tax rate haunts Labour
• Ronaldo wins PFA award
• Fatal stabbings up 25% under Labour
• Swail cuts deficit
• United stars: Evra insult sparked brawl
• Bearded Beckham helps LA Galaxy triumph in Major League score-fest
• Perry fightback sets up thriller
• 'Gordon Brown has put 100,000 more children into poverty', claims David Cameron, in new attack on traditional Labour territory
• Postal vote fraud 'could throw local election results into chaos', warns Rowntree Reform Trust
• Pictured: My Family star Kris Marshall face down on the pavement moments after being struck by car
• Influx of migrants affecting grades of British pupils, warns Lib Dem leader
• Kate McCann is 'a cold actress', claims embittered police chief sacked from Madeleine investigation
• PM backs poverty initiative
• Soldier in 'honour killing' tragedy
• Narrow lead for O'Sullivan
• REVEALED: The 23-minute meltdown that saw United's players lose their cool at the Battle of Stamford Bridge
• Hay impressed by Chambers
• Abandoned pet numbers rise by 23%
• Moyes revels in return to form
• Redknapp hopeful over James
• McDonald turned down hat-trick chance
• Shanghai joy for Clarke
• Chambers' RL baptism ends in injury
• Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr sets Orlando Bloom's heart racing
• Pictured: The moment of madness when Chelsea staff and Manchester United players clash after 'racism row' at Stamford Bridge
• Ageing disgracefully: Low-cut Lulu gives Girls Aloud a run for their money at the age of 59
• Homes now cheaper than a year ago
• Has bearded and shaven-headed David Beckham joined the Taliban?
• Lampard back to boost Chelsea's quest for Champions League glory
• Modric luk-ing forward to Ramos link-up
• THANKS Fergie & Co for reminding us why we all hate United with such passion
  MODRIC - Luka over your shoulder and dump never-achieving Spurs while you still can
  LEEDS are too big for League One but don't deserve their 15 points back
• FA ask for TV footage of scuffle
• Rovers hit Pompey Europe bid
• Boy condemned to blindness has sight restored with gene therapy - giving hope to thousands with failing eyesight
• Pilot hero of Heathrow crash-landing has been off work ever since amid suggestions that he froze at the controls
• McCann twins pick up the phone every day to ask 'Where are you Madeleine?
• We got it wrong over 10p tax, admits Brown, as rebels threaten new Budget revolt
• Duchess of York's sink estate reality TV show 'in doubt' after star is arrested over friend's drug death
• Villa strike back twice for draw
• Raikkonen cruises to win
• Munster secure final berth
• Nationwide scraps all loans above £500,000 and demands 25% from customers with standard variable rate 'to limit its business'
• Supermarkets in price-fixing probe
• New questions on PM's electability
• Cameron in pledge to poor families
• Plans to clear Falkland landmines
• Trisha wanted illness to be secret
• Final blow for pensions: All 'gold-plated' schemes could be gone within ten years, says experts
• Outback murder mystery girl Joanne Lees returns to her Yorkshire roots to rebuild her life
• Brazen broccoli bandit strikes four times in a week... to steal a single head from the prized vegetable
• Radio 4's I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue could end after death of Humphrey Lyttelton
• Boys 'achieve better results in classrooms free of girls'
• Nurses are too busy to help patients because 'they are drowning in paperwork'
• Cannabis 'is making teenagers impotent', say doctors
• More than 100,000 dementia patients are given anti-psychotic drugs that 'may kill'
• Bad manners are the biggest problem facing Britain, says study - and parents are to blame
• Wanted: Volunteers with a craving for chocolate for pioneering heart disease study
• Fatal shootings and stabbings are up by 25pc under Labour
• Pictured: Inside the cellar where father locked daughter for 24 years and repeatedly raped her
• House prices now falling year on year as economists warn credit crunch 'will see 33,000 lose their home'
• Prince Harry awarded campaign medal
• Anger over council use of spy laws
• Nurses want more time to care
• Newcastle boss Keegan makes City defender Dunne his £5m priority
• A treat for sci-fi fans
• Lawyers told to boycott Beijing by chief of Bar
• Puppy mutilated because she was too weak to fight
• Boy stabbed for defying pitbull gang
• Pioneering surgery lets blind boy, 17, see again
• Zorro cuts a dash on stage
• No mayor should ever serve three terms, Ken
• 'I will make transport safer for women'
• Arsene Wenger to try his Luk
• Neil Warnock is in no hurry
• Would you like your usual table by the dustbins, sir?
• Aidy Boothroyd holds crisis talks
• John Still proud of Dagenham
• Advice to first-time buyers and investors: don't do it
• 20 viewings, but still no proper offers
• Once red-hot property market hits big freeze
• Hero Neil Harris wants Millwall deal
• 190,000 complain to TfL about overcharging on Oyster cards
• Blunders left man free to kill
• Who's in and who's out
• HBOS tests City's taste for a £4bn share issue
• The great Olympic 'con' - paid for by us
• Bring on the long, hot Manhattan nights
• Comment: a hard fight to the finish
• Comment: housing crunch
• Zorro cuts a dash on stage
• Election Diary
• Poll officers taught to spot forged names on post votes
• Stagecoach rolling along as more board buses and trains
• Labour accused of dirty tricks over 'threat to Freedom Pass'
• Gang deaths? Mayor blames the boroughs
• Buffett brokers Mars’s $23bn Wrigley takeover
• I'm the real life Stacey
• TfL watchdog: It's time for arrogant Livingstone to go
• Comment: race is proving a real test for pollsters
• Boris surges ahead in poll
• Return of King Coal? Prices soar but don't bet on a rebirth for British pits
• Olympic bosses to cut £10m hotel bill for 2012
• Ailing GM hands boss mega pay rise
• Amy's mum: Yes, she's got a new man
• Peaches demands to be upgraded on flight
• Geri's fitness obsession driving her man to despair
• Alex Ferguson blames Chelsea for Bridge punch-up
• Lampard back for Liverpool clash
• Luka Modric can't believe his Spurs move
• Sad Sarries plot Heineken return
• Iron Man takes on Grand Theft Auto
• History is on side of Grant as Blues look set to see off raiders
• Banks eye cost cuts on broking
• Microsoft turns up Yahoo heat
• Continental-UA tie-up grounded
• New names targeted in OFT 'price fix' inquiry
• Strike at Grangemouth adds to oil market fears
• 'No slowdown' as Whitbread rises to £210m
• The hard lesson for Rich List newcomers
• Avram Grant's West Ham hope
• Arrogant banks must be brought to account
• Kamara's a headache for Hodgson
• Lucky Heikki could be back for next race
• Kaiser Junior Ballack is ruling at last
• Gigs of the week
• New planning rules 'will push through third runway'
• Clegg: Influx of migrants is affecting our schools
• New planning rules 'will push through third runway'
• Boris: 'I abortively tried cocaine'
• Johnson: There's too much blood on London streets
• Brown set to regrade cannabis as Class B despite experts' advice
• Vidic and Rooney sit out training
• London jobs to be lost as RBS wields the axe
• Brown set to regrade cannabis as Class B despite experts' advice
• Father's tribute to Speight, 'Pied Piper of children's TV'
• Coldplay to release new single free online
• Silverjet shrugs off failure of Eos
• UBM joins the exodus from UK
• Head to Maroush for more than a classy kebab
• Lie back and think of the Balkans
• Coming up Shorter
• Bursting with passion
• One of a kind
• Rock of ages against racism
• There will be blood
• In another world
• Moving beyond reality