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30 October 2008

• Oil giant's huge rise in profits
• Man told police 'shoot me'
• Hamilton ready for toughest test
• Adams: Defoe will be club top scorer
• Cadet stabbing: Boy, 16, arrested
• Radio 2 boss quits over calls row
• Villa duo ready for England - Barry
• Rail firm given five-year targets
• PM plea over small business lending
• BBC in crisis talks on lewd calls
• BT pays out £1.3m in phone fiddle
• WRU announce new training centre
• Spurs to sell ground naming rights
• England ranks reduced again
• Murray not feeling the pace
• Wenger: Gunners were naive
• Fergie: Villa can break top four
• Gillett quiet on Liverpool sale
• Banks urged to lend firms EU cash
• 'No warning' before Menezes shot
• PM economy talks with German leader
• Taliban battle 'deafening soldiers'
• Spurs confirm new stadium
• Bruce blasts woeful Wigan
• India on top
• Council to review spying on parents
• Lampard earns Scolari plaudits
• Ballesteros' condition improving
• Boy finds escaped cheetah in garden
• Laxman century frustrates Australia
• BT pays out £1.3m in phone fiddle
• ECB to review Stanford Series
• Gerrard spot-on for Liverpool
• Tigers brought back down to earth
• Ronaldo at the double for United
• Gambhir ton floors Australia
• Barry on target again for Villa
• Lennon stuns Gunners with late strike
• Murray marches on in Paris
• Metals in wine may be health danger
• NHS 'underfunding' poorest areas
• Smokers face fostering ban
• Tennant to quit BBC hit Doctor Who
• Woman loses assisted suicide fight
• Lufthansa takes control of bmi
• One dead as plane lands on tractor
• Darling vows to rebuild finances
• Anne unveils tribute to war dead
• Row after student grants u-turn
• A Night Out in London: Wicked
• Pizza king with a firm base to get through downturn
• Cheap loans and council tax freeze to beat the crunch
• Website bid to help catch Matalan murderers
• The pain and gain with Obama in the White House
• Who wins and who loses under Democrats' plans
• I'm buying us out of recession
• Wearable Whistles
• £180m negligence payouts in 3 years
• £12bn NHS computer system crashes at the first attempt
• £3m of Elizabethan masterpieces emerge as Lord Harris sells off the family silver
• Pitched battle over private football centre in public park
• Campaigners want statue of Battle of Britain hero to stand on fourth plinth
• Armed robber who holds up the same bank for Christmas
• Andy Murray: I won't get worn out
• Chiefs told to quit over Caribbean calamities
• Stanford's ego trip has taken ECB for a ride
• No more time travel for Tennant as he quits Doctor Who
• Fuse is lit on London's fireworks fortnight
• Ross and Brand? That’s what happens when stars take over the show
• Cup hopes are looking bad for All The Good
• Ton-up Johnson shows he is finally wearing his shirt well
• The Englishman who can engineer defeat for Lewis
• Wenger: Gunners were naive
• New crisis blow will be harder, says boss of WPP
• BAT shrugs off financial crisis as profits jump 18%
• US airlines clinch £1.6bn merger deal
• Ex-Fannie boss Mudd has regrets
• Capital wins right to host world gay event in 2012
• London 'in danger of missing out on legacy from Games'
• 10 years on, and Terry still inspires Chelsea
• Benitez is happy with spot prize
• It's make or break for Hammers, admits Zola
• Wasps duo can rise to challenge
• Shaun Wright-Phillips could face wrath for V-sign
• Market report: Unilever’s £1.3bn puts a shine on the shares
• Police shoot gunman dead in the street in 'suicide by cop'
• Bongo drummer fights for life after inhaling anthrax
• Shell motors past BP with 71% rise in profit to £6.6bn
• UK shares climb on hopes of Bank action
• Standard Life is 'strong and resilient' with £3.4bn surplus
• Management steps in to buy out Singer
• How Russell Brand is flirting with his old enemy, self-harm
• Harry's game has Spurs back on the up
• Levy admits transfer blunders were to blame for their dreadful start
• Obama launches his $6m TV advert blitzkrieg
• Republicans jump ship as McCain's hopes sink
• Barack Obama's other job is a successful TV presenter manqué
• Woodgate: Fightback will save us
• Tottenham plan new 60,000-seat stadium at the Lane
• House prices fall for 12th month in a row
• Darling hints at tax cuts 'to help poorer families'
• 007's next mission... to battle bad reviews
• All-night rush to get huge mall ready to open
• Museum's designs on Commonwealth centre
• Spend, spend, spend says Boris as Westfield opens
• Derek Malcolm's take on the new Bond film
• Who's to blame in the chain of command?
• Hoon allows runway opposition
• London hospitals to pool their cash in bid to improve service
• Transport chiefs stunned as £2.4bn is slashed from spending
• We're so scared of assassins, says Barack Obama's brother
• Ministers at sea over air and rail
• Don't blame Palin - it's McCain who has blown it
• Princes use Bond night to focus on real heroes
• Coda by Simon Gray
• Masters and Commanders: How Roosevelt, Churchill, Marshall and Alanbrooke Won the War in the West by Andrew Roberts
• Past Imperfect by Julian Fellowes
• Gomorrah - Italy's Other Mafia by Roberto Saviano
• Brown’s buried pledge to end negative equity
• Darling must take his chance to break free
• Dannii left in the cold at Simon's bash
• Look who's Strictly furious
• Ant and Dec can't keep a secret
• Paris and Abbey prove blondes have more fun
• Jacko disguises his kids
• My ride to work: Herne Hill to Kensington
• Fuse is lit on London's fireworks fortnight
• Princes greet heroes at Bond premiere
• Justin Rose wilts in defence of title
• Photographers' pursuit makes Sienna's life 'intolerable'
• Candys drop out of Noho plan and default on £221m loan
• England's World Cup bid blow
• Chancellor frustrated that £35bn is not finding its way to small firms
• Deep interest rate cut likely
• Millionaire wins $1m a year scratch-card prize
• Racists launch voodoo web bid to topple Lewis LewisHamilton
• ‘Menezes was sitting still when officers shot him without a warning’
• ‘I came for bargains and free champagne’
• BBC broke rules on programme approval
• We'll be back again soon, say the first satisfied customers
• IOC chief paves the way for football
• My ride to work: Lisson Grove to Old Street
• Sail, Power & Watersports Show Terms and Conditions
• Tom Aikens: Food Spy
• Bond the broken man
• Evocation of gay hatred gives it to us straight
• Rue Magique makes song and dance about rape
• Family tale that's all Beast
• Horror and bravery in Hunger
• Flowing blonde on cello in Brodsky Quartet
• Neon Neon is superior side project
• Sepia memories in Of Time and the City
• Pyschic Powers in Ring