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08 October 2008

• School cook 'found dead in freezer'
• Ferdinand against Almunia idea
• Hammers play down financial concerns
• Brown hails 'bold' bail-out plan
• Battle to use dead husband's sperm
• £50bn rescue package for UK banks
• Bank interest rates cut by 0.5%
• Snooker World Championship could move
• Wasps: 'No issue' after Cipriani spat
• Bank customers warned over ID fraud
• Ministers cleared in expenses probe
• Logan only survivor in Scots squad
• Higham determined to make it count
• MPs push for new ban on smacking
• Scudamore: 39th game still possible
• Green energy plan for 45,000 homes
• Strike safety row over 'blunder'
• Vaughan has to play - Warne
• Triesman calls for financial prudence
• Heads must roll, urges union chief
• Diabetes 'costs NHS £9bn a year'
• Radcliffe plans great south warm-up
• RBS denies top bosses are leaving
• Wiggins eyes GB Tour team
• Strettle sidelined again
• Stanford clash under threat
• Cesc hopes to fulfil Barca 'dream'
• Firms 'preparing for redundancies'
• Milan visit 'a dream' for Pompey
• Ankle blow for Spurs striker
• Bid to cut red tape criticised
• Fielden axed from World Cup party
• Canadian GP dropped from F1 calendar
• HBOS to sell Australian banking arm
• Arms trade 'hitting poverty fight'
• Kinnear happy to keep exiled Owen
• No surgery for Osman
• WICB expect defeat in Digicel case
• Ireland cup call for Cassidy
• Concern over Iran nuclear ambitions
• Rail strike stops 40% of journeys
• Bank fined £7m over insurance sales
• Jury criticise police 'complacency'
• Darling to unveil banks rescue deal
• 'Reckless' claim over Menezes death
• Mosley plans privacy law challenge
• Shake-up restores Lib Dem EU rebels
• Tattoo helped police track criminal
• £10bn wiped off bank's shares
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• Darling unveils £50 billion rescue plan for stricken banks
• Even £500 billion may not be enough, admits Darling
• Hard times makes houses into homes
• Mad hair, high heels and bags of attitude
• Forget Footsie – what about the footie?
• Merton and Sugar compete to be our favourite Londoner
• Graffiti artists brush off new look for South Bank
• Council accused of cooking books with 'pop-up' libraries
• First public statue of black woman unveiled
• Tesco withdraws superstore and flats plan
• Is the northern bobby too close to Sir Ian Blair to succeed him?
• The sphinx in the eye of a growing storm
• Another dark night to add to Iceland’s stormy saga
• Company car drivers rack up £1m fines in
• Market report: HBOS a big winner as rivals come under fire
• Let-off for Lewsey after he knocks out Cipriani
• Mayor dashes hopes for 20mph speed limit across the capital
• Revamp of 'crucial' Covent Garden market approved
• Tate saves £5.7 million Rubens for nation with help from friends
• Top two at RBS are facing new calls to head for the exit
• BlackBerry kicks up a Storm with rival to Apple’s iPhone
• Taxpayers could foot whole bill for £1bn Olympic Village
• Equestrian event will carve up Greenwich Park flower garden
• Demure look for inspirational Dame Helen
• The big bail-out
• Countdown to Chancellor's bail-out
• A nation expects as young gun Theo bids to justify the hype
• City traders see first ray of sunshine amid chaos
• Relief for homeowners as mortgage costs fall
• Yes, this really does mean part-nationalisation
• Kalou believes he is picture perfect
• Commentary: This £500bn has got to be enough, for there is no plan B
• Stock markets plunge amid recession fear
• Hammers safe, says Icelandic chairman
• Darling guarantees UK Icesave deposit
• Fear factor scares Lamps
• Win tickets to the Mobo Awards
• England wait on Stanford's legal wrangles
• No surgery for Dave Strettle
• Heart doctor to sue trust over 'shameful' sacking
• Our £1m council house? You just take what you're given
• Blame me for poor start, says Rafael Ibanez
• GPs 'could become as hard to find as NHS dentists'
• 30 police teams to cut bus crime
• Assembly attacks Boris's cutbacks
• WSJ’s worthy reporting of financial meltdown lacks punch or panache
• The Candy brothers in bid to save US project
• Oz sell-off by HBOS is 20% below book value
• Sainsbury’s shines with 4.3% sales rise
• Ryanair plan for cheap flights to US
• Alcoa dives to £153m and halts share buyback
• Raw rage beats forgiveness any day
• We’re all blabbing about our money now
• Buffett’s paper profits shredded
• An historic banking bail-out
• AIG blasted for ‘luxury’ retreat
• Turmoil slices MetLife income
• IMF warns Britain is poised to plunge into recession
• HSBC moves swiftly back into interbank loans market
• Slide ‘proves short sellers not to blame’
• Aaron Ramsey is just fab
• Duff boosts Irish
• Cross-sport refs call for technology
• Spurs star defies club and heads to Russia
• City turmoil over bail-out
• Lily: I can smile now the US has given me a visa
• Alesha looks good in anything
• Testing time for historic move
• Col's mega-bling lights up The Ivy
• Government must step in to control the foreign invaders
• Paris is a diva in the mist
• Dealmaking Influential who won’t take no for an answer
• Zac's it! No more musicals
• Hey! Shoe-dn't you be at uni?
• Noel wants a Tory government
• A takeaway curry and then biscuits to seal the deal
• Eugenie out on the town...again
• Best French Food in London
• City finds flaws in Darling's plan
• Key question is whether move will fire up interbank lending
• Bank bosses face curb on pay and bonuses in return for state bail-out
• Euro ban warning for clubs in debt
• England on rise
• IOC retest samples
• £17m blaze toll on Eurotunnel
• Tycoon dumps Sainsbury stake
• Neame cheer as City hits booze
• Princes to tour South Africa on motorbikes
• Dog shot after mauling four in street rampage
• Dog shot after mauling four in street rampage
• Thug guilty of killing boxer over smoking
• Q&A
• More please, says the TUC
• Training Tracks: Songs by Divas
• Iceland woes deepen as Glitnir bites the dust
• Bailout may send Treasury borrowing to £150 billion
• Reborn Shaun is finally in the right place at right time
• Rio: Take points off Croatia
• Win James Blunt meet and greet & gig tickets
• Anyone for café culture?
• Avista's unimmaculate conception
• Walliams dazzles in No Man's Land
• Rite doesn't get it right
• Huw Watkins' provocative experiment
• Bright future for White Lies
• Little Bay is cheap at a price
• Teenage rampage in Lord of the Flies