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10 October 2008

• DeGale's in no hurry
• Stanford Twenty20 to go ahead
• Drug user admissions 'up by third'
• Waldouck woe for Wasps
• Spurs show the way to San Jose
• Jimenez leaves Magpies
• Terry unlikely to play
• Gallas injury adds to Wenger's woes
• Report urges cities to improve
• Number seeking arrears advice soars
• Johnson feeling Jonny's pain
• Ponting puts Australia in charge
• Rooney reflects on poor form
• Heskey - Croatia fine not sufficient
• Identity fraud costs £1.2bn a year
• Mayor plan 'to undermine Met boss'
• Doctors planned 'wave of bombings'
• Rhys 'killed due to gang rivalry'
• PM angry at 'irresponsible' bankers
• Brown condemns Icelandic government
• Man cleared of bank raid may sue
• House prices fall at record rate
• Campaigners blast airport expansion
• Life for gunman who killed boxer
• Gardeners warned they face prison for drowning squirrels
• School classroom CCTV raises privacy fears
• Upside of the downturn
• Beware all those pesky podestrians
• 'Tesco was born here... now they have killed our market'
• Don't be SAD, get a lamp
• Touring classical star who sings free for his supper
• Baby boy for woman in double transplant
• BMW driver races past Pc then asks him to be midwife
• Wilkinson facing five-month lay-off
• Fear gripping stock market
• Analysis: Shedding some light on a bank rescue that’s hard to figure out
• Metallica drummer set to hit £6m with sale of Basquiat Boxer
• Exhibition tells tale of Emperor who painted over a massacre
• Police called as parents cause havoc at grammar school exam
• Injury forces Forrester to quit rugby
• Wilko could struggle to make Lions
• Vaughan: Stanford's cash will up pressure
• Danny has to shun media scrum
• We can give Scarlets the blues if we handle them with Care
• Austerity at bailed-out American International Group
• Hard times on the high street
• Commuters have to queue as 5,000 busmen walk out
• Hospital faces review after spate of fatal transplants
• Kayak king Tim pulls a stroke with rowing bid
• Outpaced Lewis still has the edge
• Bicycle lights that harness solar power
• Now London borough thinks of starting its own congestion charge
• Office developments slump
• Investors have been let down by the watchdogs
• Any peasant cook could best this fine restaurant
• Future looks bright for Taameer
• Conduit could line up in the Breeders' Cup
• Chairs gather dust as home buyers stay away
• Fabio's just like Fergie, says Brown
• Kazaks' coach: Walcott is the new Messi
• Capello must now galvanise a nation
• Hoddle shocked for snubbed Michael Owen
• England are warned over Croatia win
• £1m council home sparks review of housing benefits
• Market report: Woeful Woolworths on Sugar's shopping list
• Property sales down by 75 per cent with 50 viewings to get a deal get a sale
• Pearce has plans for a Euro party
• Bellamy's lesson for Wales striker Vokes
• Confidence lost on Black Friday
• Homicidal driving is still all the rage
• Why can't I read books by a Nobel Frenchman?
• London faces recession worse than Nineties
• Fears for future of US giants as crisis spreads
• Lampard vows to make fans proud of England
• West Ham owner ready to consider sale
• Woman set to apply for Met chief job
• Shot lawyer’s family lose bid to halt inquiry
• Banker bonuses to hit £2.75bn despite PM’s pledge on excess
• Commentary: Be patient, this will be a slow process with lots of hiccups
• America may fight back with $7 trillion savings guarantee
• Brown calls for united global action to stop banks disaster
• What the commentators say...
• Charities beg for Icelandic savings to be protected
• God help us...
• Prescott ‘told councils to invest for high interest’
• Sterling hit by bets Iceland row will grow
• Commodities and crude prices crash in the panic
• Bank default sees Candys take control of projects
• Japan urges US to bolster banks with tax dollars
• Basketball bosses angered by switch of Games venue
• Caution key for Candys as super-flats scene changes
• Woeful Woolworths on Sugar's shopping list
• Gold runs out in German rush
• Win VIP Eagle Eye IMAX tickets
• How to turn crisis into disaster
• Guardian trust goes in shake-up
• Citi pointing to buys in miners
• Off the record
• Must see movies at London Film Festival
• Mrs Cruise shows raunchy side
• Did Cameron let the cat out of the bag?
• Jude's girl poses in gay mag
• Paris has a friend, but is it a new BFF?
• Sarah ditches Girls for girls
• The biggest spenders will feel the pinch when it comes to the crunch
• This bit of Jodie is real
• Villains of the drama await punishment ... or reprieve
• Roman loses £12bn on bad day for London's club
• Tesco cuts petrol by 3p as PM says prices must fall
• London fare dodgers will be fined £50
• Sir Paul hints he is ready for Met’s biggest challenge
• ‘A kid has gone down, youth accused of Rhys gun killing told friend’
• ‘Club bomb plotters hailed rickshaws to make their getaway’
• Oxbridge trainee, 29, is youngest academy head
• Traffic wardens: We face sack if we don’t meet target for fines
• £150m ‘new town’ to be built by Canary Wharf
• Brought to life: young tennis star who was ‘dead’ for 15 minutes
• Barclays plans to raise funds from markets
• Capello: Fans must get behind us at Wembley
• Chelsea in legal bid to recover £16m fee for Mikel
• The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life by Alice Schroeder
• Sophie makes a royal fuss
• US 'on the road to shoring up banks with taxpayers’ money’
• Qatari royal loses £150m in bank collapse
• Nigella Christmas: Food, Family, Friends, Festivities by Nigella Lawson
• Jennie Churchill: Winston's American Mother by Anne Sebba
• CDs of the week
• Untimely Death by Cyril Hare
• Heat & Dust by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala - Booker 1975 winner
• It’s worse than you think, says chartist
• Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro - Booker 1989 winner
• How Late it Was, How Late by James Kelman - Booker 1994 winner
• Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood - Booker 2000 winner
• Zagazoo by Quentin Blake
• Penguin by Polly Dunbar
• Mr Big by Ed Vere
• Wolves by Emily Gravett
• Mike's Election Guide by Michael Moore
• God's Own Country: Religion and Politics in the USA by Stephen Bates
• GM, Ford and Chrysler 'could go bankrupt'
• Savage Mules: The Democrats and Endless War by Dennis Perrin
• Bailiffs at JJB in rent row
• A Choice of Enemies: America Confronts the Middle East by Lawrence Freedman
• Win VIP Ghost Town night
• A Night Out in London: Diva Beach
• Red and Brown Water crafts hit from myths
• Royal flush in Partenope
• Dummy film-maker is promising talent
• Fact and fiction in Radioplay
• Mixing it with a musical relay
• Thank you, Mr Saatchi
• Praises to Buddha