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28 October 2008

• Benitez happy with Xabi
• Geovanni warning for Chelsea
• Megson: I'll take all the flak
• Trial decision due in Meredith case
• Brown demands more IMF resources
• 'Hate' preachers facing UK ban
• Man admits breaching Secrets Act
• Ofcom to probe Ross and Brand calls
• Barton to start against Baggies
• Harmison back for England
• Gerrard: Pressure starts now
• Redknapp could raid Pompey
• Driven Ronaldo peaks early
• Adams named as Pompey boss
• Brown cuts Tory lead by 11 points
• Fergie: Rio's best is yet to come
• MPs set to back climate change Bill
• Storrie remains upbeat
• Adams set for Pompey job
• Banks facing 'rethink of risk'
• Workers protest to save jobs
• Borthwick to captain England
• Horne signs new Hull deal
• Tribal militias 'could aid fight'
• Change doesn't appeal to Ferrari
• Ireland lose epic encounter
• Redknapp given freedom of Portsmouth
• Tagged criminals 'can break curfew'
• No Cole appeal by Hammers
• Ronaldo reveals new maturity
• Sherwood considering Spurs post
• Rooney in the clear
• Mancienne makes Wolves switch
• Murray happy with title defence
• Redknapp back to collect city honour
• Marksman accused of exaggerating
• Osborne admits donation 'mistake'
• Plot to assassinate Obama disrupted
• Brown defends higher borrowing
• Meredith suspects face decision
• Police arrest 33 at nuclear demo
• Straw 'driven nuts' by jargon
• Mobile fingerprint scanners plan
• Man remanded over graduate murders
• Partners jailed over class-actions scam
• Crisis-hit Muslim school bailed out with state funding
• 50,000 animals are moved to make way for container port
• 'Fewer long commutes as more people work at home'
• Polo's coming home with new tournament at Hurlingham
• Have your say on new vision for Waterloo and Vauxhall
• Crossrail's £500 million green stop at the Wharf
• New borough joins revolt against 'sleeping policemen'
• Hedgehog sextuplets are a right handful
• Lawyers come clean on a toxic waste problem
• Ramsay gets burned during 12-hour curry cooking lesson
• BT offers online test to all staff to assess risk of diabetes
• Women chefs turn up heat in coolest kitchens
• Nomura £491 million in red as the deals dry up
• Batman and Mamma lift Cineworld
• Aviva plays up strength and shuns AIG Asia bid
• Equitable in effort to keep fund sale on
• Minister's doubts on Hips... but they're here to stay
• My state school can save parents £250,000 in fees
• This time we are better placed to pull through
• Look back in languor, but don't take it seriously
• It's time for some blue sky thinking, Boris
• Rachel Weisz blooms at gala screening
• Dudo! It's the new Peruvian poker
• Make way for make-unders
• Cyclists attack Mayor's bid to let motorbikes use bus lanes
• Do you know who's looking at your house?
• From Bracknell to the White House
• Audience assaulted as gang storms screening of Tamil film
• All these lives lost in Afghanistan - to no purpose
• The BBC must apologise in full
• Hallowe'en doesn't have to be fightful
• Hate preachers face new bar from entering Britain
• Phillips: 'Give whites positive discrimination'
• Phone robber arrested after he gave victim his own mobile
• BP profits rocket to £6.4bn and dividend gets 64% boost
• Leap to £252m as Abbey cashes in on woes of rivals
• BG ties up a £2bn deal for Queensland
• Schroders gloomy on turnaround in stocks
• BP feels backlash as profits hit £6.4bn in three months
• Hands-on Flavio Briatore may hold back Hoops' dreams
• Fury at German rail boss payouts
• Empty property rate relief battle
• GM chief leads hunt for funds
• Market report: Broker gloom pushes M&S close to 8-year low
• Wright's a bright spot amid gloom
• Injuries are a sore point for Bromby
• Joe tells Martins to be greedy
• Paddy still has plans for Ireland
• Arsene Wenger's success casts long shadow
• England are hurting over Stanford's wife flirting
• Cricket's new mogul is thriving on adversity
• Theo promises to ruin Harry’s opening night
• Shares bounce despite Bank's gloomy forecast
• Brown asks China and oil states for IMF funds
• Aikens' suppliers 'won't get the £100,000 they are owed'
• Heathrow: MPs plot revolt against third runway
• Mandelson: No favours for Deripaska
• Guy 'refuses Madonna's offer of £20m'
• Gun victim dies a year on from being shot in street
• Take That plan biggest tour yet
• Suppliers pay the price for Tesco’s cuts
• Obama shrugs off skinhead death plot
• Doubts grow over NHS electronic records project
• Hospital trust found breaking rules on hygiene
• Allergic reaction to penicillin jab killed pensioner
• Cancer patient in legal battle for drugs after care trust refuses to pay
• PM has left himself with no choice but to spend
• Spend, spend, spend says Boris
• Suspended Ross warned 'never again'
• Ron Weasley’s magical kiss
• Brokers are betting blind and may leave you broke
• Peaches’ first article sparks a hail of abuse
• Guy ‘rejects Madonna’s £20m deal for divorce’
• Andrew Sachs would be "horrified" if Brand had slept with his granddaugther
• These divas are very well behaved
• A tale of two Woods ...
• Lesley Vainikolo arrested after street fight
• No fund hunt at Standard Chartered
• Interest rates hoisted to 18% (but don't worry, it's Iceland)
• BG ties up £2bn Queensland deal
• Captain King will carry on
• Lloyd's rings alarm bell on recession
• Tony Adams: I'll fight Harry to keep Pompey stars
• Daniel Craig film caused £85,000 damage to 'pristine' home
• Top civil servant fined £2,500 for secret files left on train
• Internet food sales soar as belts tighten
• £1,000 fines for TV licence dodgers who watch online
• Puerile on-air stunt that provoked a media storm
• Attack on Sherlocks of the Met
• Ferrari in engine row quit threat
• School wins fight to choose its own admission policy
• Property prices hit by record fall
• Workers protest at City 'fat cats'
• Why it would make no sense to punish oil giant
• Tories: Give our small firms a shot at £125bn Whitehall cash
• Police shout 'after Menezes shot'
• Hull hero Geovanni in vow to beat Blues
• FA Thai up new friendly
• Grieving father of cyclist calls for ban on lorries
• Pill is the most popular contraception for women
• Court sees pictures of gun that may have killed Rhys
• The Brothers Bloom is short on substance
• Snow Patrol mix old and new hits
• Sweet Cider too packed with characters
• Jon Fosse disappoints with Warm
• Mark Pamore and Britten Sinfonia provide brilliance
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