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13 November 2008

• Met officer 'settles race claim'
• Care ready for Australia challenge
• BT planning to axe 10,000 jobs
• Young: Gunners are title challengers
• Telecoms firm BT cuts 10,000 jobs
• Newspaper group warns of job cuts
• Benitez defends selection
• Coyle hails hero Jensen
• Lockyer: England are still a threat
• Forces' death toll hits 300
• Newlove murder pair launch appeals
• Police investigating Drogba incident
• Ince joy as Rovers Cruz through
• Teenager killed by shotgun blast
• Inquiry into Baby P social workers
• Criminal records check 'errors'
• Tottenham air stadium plans
• Jowell: Doubt over Olympic bid
• Jersey probe police chief suspended
• Henson ruled out
• Moores: Humiliation can help England
• Darling defends borrowing plan
• Murray seals semi spot
• Poulter driven out
• Drogba apologises
• Afghan president's Downing St talks
• Alcohol counselling for offenders
• Gardner and McGuire omitted
• Billionaire denies Toon interest
• Blackburn into last eight
• Duo on fire in Spurs cup defence
• Burnley triumph following shoot-out
• Bereaved parents back safety moves
• Call for energy market overhaul
• Shannon 'drugged in kidnap plan'
• Jobless figures hit 11-year high
• Family plea over son's death
• Pair held in student murder probe
• NHS workers to strike over pay
• Model death probe: Policewoman held
• Hughes: Business as usual
• Queen praises prince's charity work
• Miliband confirms Syria visit
• Mervyn's message: that was then - this is now
• Barclays' crucial poker game
• As jobless rate soars, under-25s feel worst of recession
• Britain goes for gold to beat the crunch
• Sam Taylor-Wood suffers rope burns for her art
• It's cool to wear cast-offs
• I predict a riot as locals object to football yob film in street
• Arrgh! What's this? Long John Silver with no stump
• Overweight women more likely to lose healthy babies
• Andy Murray keen for third top 10 scalp in Shanghai
• Aussie will ignite England's attack
• Tycoon helps set up £110m US-style cancer care centre
• Facebook for five-year-olds
• More questions than answers in troubling conflict
• Para major's diary condemns 'haphazard' Afghan operation
• King Ken or Baron Boris – all mayors need a challenge
• Webb fears being sunk by drop in class
• Ravi's recall will excite England, says Pietersen
• Thorpe has faith in 'best one-day side for 15 years'
• 'Disorientated' helicopter crash pilot lost control in fog
• Oil prices on the slide as fears grow of global slump
• Global hedge funds knocked back by $100bn in a month
• Intel lowers aim in face of slowdown
• Fabio aims for Olympic swansong
• Minister attacks schools which could do better
• Ladbrokes revenues on a loser
• Russia cuts output as tax adds to woes
• Drogba faces police and FA action after throwing coin
• Nigella's tip for a sweet Christmas flies off the shelves
• City sisters win payout to keep lid on vice claims
• Daldry's Billy Elliot opens in New York
• Maradona quit stories scotched
• Careful Ince now ready to Roque on
• Yet another bitter pill for Big Phil to swallow
• FA have let down our kids, says Brooking
• Hurricanes hit Zurich profits
• Yell axes 1300 after a junket
• Diageo poised for buy in India
• Market report: Financial sector hit by Paulson’s bank U-turn
• I'm still fit to lead Arsenal, insists Gallas
• Campbell: Spurs are invincible with Harry
• Spurs turn on style to show that Redknapp has plenty in reserve
• KO'd keeper Gomes set for dental checks
• Mitch Mitchell, drummer for Hendrix, dies in hotel
• Screaming Man 'led plot against pharaoh'
• 'Evolutionary' birds go on show
• Landlord GPE hit as tenants desert market
• BT sets sights on turnaround at struggling Global Services
• Shockwaves as Germany goes into recession
• Thai brothel gang jailed
• Migrant builders threat to Olympic 'skills legacy'
• Ministers 'will save 3,000 post offices with £1bn contract'
• Jowell: we wouldn't have bid if we'd known about slump
• Flight mother in gun drama
• Once mocked, Charles is a Prince of our times
• 10,000 jobs axed at BT as 1000 bankers go too
• Darling: Economy will bounce back in 2010
• Baby and toddler stabbed to death
• Bomb kills two marines in Helmand
• Strike threat to Eurostar in run-up to Christmas
• Two-jobs Osborne cuts back on his heavy workload
• Tories disown Thames airport on 'Boris Island'
• Ticking boxes and filling in forms is just no way to be a social worker
• Balls to await report before he takes action
• Scotland Yard up for sale
• Ghaffur to settle for £300,000 and accept gagging deal in 'embarrassing climbdown'
• Haringey: politics of a tragedy
• Upside of the downturn on the home front
• The lesson of Baby P - never leave a child at risk
• Early morning queue to bag cheap Comme Des Garcons at H&M
• Sugababes and 50,000 fans light up Oxford Street
• Boateng wife accused of bullying staff in Cape Town
• The Beverly Hills pawn show
• Haringey issues apology over Baby P
• Baby P chief at Ascot
• Intrigue over O’Reilly’s plans Down Under
• Three bikinis in 24 hours for I'm a Celebrity's Dani
• Laura: I fear my lover was why I was victimised
• Ultimate Girls' night out
• Soz, but U R history Calum
• LSE pulls plug on £500m buyback as shares nosedive
• Veteran Holyfield lands shot at title
• Saltus quits after agonising slip-up
• Djokovic suffers his first Shanghai loss
• Asda wins in crunch as sales leap
• 'Steelgate' ambassador guilty over insider deal
• Transvestite civil servant 'stabbed by gay lover'
• 'Like your ringtone' - Karen Matthew's only comment after police found her daughter
• Tottenham unveil plans for 60,000-seater stadium
• Queue starts at 6am for H&M designer collection
• UK bosses set pay race pace
• Marshalls trips up over paving
• Minister attacks schools that could do better
• Football Talk
• Smith's olive branch to Boris on Met chief
• Mayor says yes to Wharf development
• Jesse's Desperate, not dateless
• Shoesmith accused by faith school parents
• £1bn benefits contract saves 3,000 post offices
• Tube upgrade at risk in £1.4bn shortfall, says LU
• British forces deaths hit 300
• 300 estate agents a month quit property website
• Thousands missed out on trips abroad this summer
• Tories accuse Darling of ‘giant con’ over taxes
• Morgan may still be punished
• Akos and Ruud KO’d for season
• Old ghosts won't haunt Australia
• What the councillor for children’s services said
• Portobello by Ruth Rendell
• The Mercy by Toni Morrison
• The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World by Niall Ferguson
• Chagall: Love and Exile by Jackie Wullschlager
• Terror and glamour in The Baader Meinhof Complex
• Pure force of youth in Jerwoods
• On Emotion challenges mind and feelings
• Fifth Symphony is stirring but aloof
• A Midsummer Night's Dream for novelty seekers
• Zack and Miri make a Porno is cock-up of a comedy
• Hero is no new Bourne in Max Payne
• World comes to eat in Choking Man