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19 February 2009

• Man jailed for murdering his father
• Derksen leads in Perth
• Ponting pulls out of IPL
• More injury woe for Eduardo
• Hundreds at sledge girl's funeral
• New deal for Rodwell
• Wigan wait for permit news on Cho
• Politkovskaya murder: three cleared
• Stewart back at Surrey
• Claims over UK troops dismissed
• Supply routes make cocaine cheaper
• Milan make Becks progress
• Drugs arrest man wanted by police
• O'Neill questions dual role
• Report highlights UK rail costs
• Ohuruogu offers Murray testing advice
• Henson issues apology
• Westwood in contention
• Gazidis committed to independence
• £2,500 compensation for Abu Qatada
• Ferguson proud of Scholes' longevity
• Duo get England call
• Allotment scheme to 'localise' food
• Villa still in it - O'Neill
• Government backing for World Cup bid
• Pupils allowed to write swear words
• Win it for Flintoff - Harmison
• Derksen takes clubhouse lead
• Jade will be at wedding vows fiance
• Britons in Venezuela drugs probe
• Slump in mortgage lending
• Coe joins World Cup bid
• Watmore lands FA post
• Injury boost for Roberts
• Allotment scheme to 'localise' food
• Flintoff holds key in England's charge
• Judges to rule on Qatada's rights
• US hunts fraud-charge tycoon
• Clarke refuses to resign
• Motorists 'no' to congestion charge
• We can stop United - Carragher
• McGeechan concerned by player departures
• Solution-chasing Brown meets Pope
• Carew strike saves Villa
• United stroll to victory
• Elated Duffy dominates the Brits
• 'Poor progress' in opium fight
• Home Secretary faces 'sleaze' probe
• Obama unveils housing rescue plan
• Let's take on bank, urges ex-QC
• Murder victim warned of threats
• Man guilty of dog walker's murder
• Still time for Rio to dig its way out of this spoil heap
• Gold rush that's over already
• Owner of 60 dogs on the run after neighbours are mauled
• Family plagued by callers after they move into 'brothel'
• Youth summit on extremism
• £500 victory over a lack of Orange signal
• Taxpayers' £70,000 to go ... on teaching chefs to cook healthy takeaways
• Hewlett fails to key in to its sales targets
• Condé Nast closes German Vanity Fair
• High hopes, but we're still blowing hot and cold over wind
• Bank of Japan acts to free credit logjam
• £4bn Hinduja family invite 6,000 guests to wedding
• Eldery risk fatal falls as fifth of pavements are not repaired
• Blind people 'in danger' from £30m kerb removal scheme
• O’Sullivan takes it easy as he sends Davis packing
• Payne game sparks Sunday service row
• Keothavong wins but is given tough time by teen
• Derksen is on a high after he clocks up new low on the Tour
• Madonna divorce heard in public - by judge with drug dealer father
• FBI inquiry links Stanford to Mexican cocaine cartel
• Obama pledges $75bn to fight repossessions
• Bopara and Khan jet to Windies as cover for Flintoff
• Give every major city a mayor – and some money to spend, too
• My poster girl for the credit crunch
• Ponting turns his back on IPL windfall
• Nightmare that's helping the ECB achieve dream of making cricket more like football
• BMI reduces flights from Heathrow
• Rooney sets sights on a United clean sweep
• Duffy steals the show at Brits
• We'd be better off without bonuses
• One system to text meters across London
• Kensington takes on Westfield with free parking for shoppers
• Really, how can being out of a job be 'liberating'?
• Train fares run off the rails
• Sisters are doing it to themselves
• Helicopter crash oil workers 'in good spirits' after rescue
• Chelsea don't scare us, insists Villa's Euro star Carew ahead of showdown
• Redknapp challenges Bent
• Pitch fear for Hughes
• Ladbrokes casino machines pay off
• Crunch-hit LandSecs calls for £756m and slashes divi
• Rail commuters face major strike
• Fury as Abu Qatada wins token payout over human rights
• Scare stories are sidelined by Go-Ahead
• War a £1.9 billion winner for BAE
• Vaughan counting on Shilling for Festival pay day
• Cash key as Nissan faces a dive into red
• UBS to spill beans on 'hidden' accounts
• Fed sets its first-ever target for inflation
• Market report: Travis Perkins ditches the divi after plunge to £202m
• Racists ostracised me at medical school, says student - now they are NHS doctors
• Ministers 'fail to warn of cancer screening risks'
• White flag raised by Fulham as Reds show their class
• Gazidis tells Wenger to keep buying as Arsenal beat credit crunch
• Doctor who raised alarm over Baby P injuries suspended
• Triumphant Duffy heads home after Brits success via Warwick Avenue
• London rail firms offer worst deal in Europe
• British couple with children arrested over 'cocaine bags'
• London Tamil burns himself to death at UN
• Cameron under fire for 'populist attacks'
• Ex-sleaze fighter criticises Smith
• Treasury minister Yvette Cooper emerges as leadership choice
• Harman is Labour's nightmare
• Stewart back at Surrey
• Jade's dress is fitted with pain drugs
• Simon Pegg reveals baby secret
• Madge's divorce secrets to be made public
• Johnny Vaughan says Chris Martin is a girl
• The doomsday books are in fashion again
• Nat sets those big eyes on Brandon Flowers
• Cheryl Cole's a picture of marital bliss
• Bullard's ruled out for the rest of the season after knee surgery setback
• Shareholders lose in Mapeley's delisting
• Spending on wane at Gucci owner PPR
• L&G policyholders share pain as bonuses are slashed again
• Johnno warns stars over French exodus
• Sibir shares frozen in puzzle over loan
• Hurricane still Festival doubt, says Mullins
• EU not sending enough troops to Afghanistan, says minister
• MS wife: I've lost case but won argument on suicide trips
• This problem is far from over
• UK has 'suffered wholesale removal of civil liberties'
• Brown asks the Pope to visit UK
• Muslim parents unaware of 'hardline' teaching at some Islamic schools
• Bailout of banks to cost taxpayer £1,500,000,000,000
• Osteoporosis sufferers win case over NHS treatment
• BBC chief is cleared over ban on Gaza cash appeal
• Second Stansted runway is put back again to 2017
• EasyJet: We'll sue over snow
• A Partisan's Daughter by Louis de Bernieres
• Win Prizefighter tickets and Lonsdale goodie bag
• The Victorian's: Britain through the paintings of the age by Jeremy Paxman
• The Wilderness by Samantha Harvey
• A fighter's heart: One man's journey through the world of Fighting by Sam Sheridan
• An Equal Stillness by Francesca Kay
• Far North by Marcel Theroux
• Palace of Strange Girls by Sallie Day
• Consequences of Love by Sulaiman Addonia
• Nina Simone by David Brun-Lambert
• The Thoughtful Dresser by Linda Grant
• Becoming Queen by Kate Williams
• The Brother Gardeners by Andrea Wulf
• Little Tang by Grindley & Butler
• Tracks of a Panda by Nick Dowson
• Eduardo out for two weeks in new injury setback
• The Evolution Revolution by Dr Robert Winston
• Dark days ahead for Bush tucker
• Moon Man by Tomi Ungerer
• Lab of luxury
• Revenge is dish best served Coldplay...
• Gran Torino does it the Eastwood way
• No credit crunch in Confessions of a Shopaholic
• No way to run a revolution, Che
• Colin Dunne is Riverdance rebel
• Passions of rational man in Le Corbusier show
• Beyoncé bares her soul in Cadillac Records
• Anvil rocks on regardless
• Weird gang in Twentieth Century Boys
• The Tempest casts off shackles
• Of Thee I Sing is timely show