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25 March 2009

• Ganguly backs IPL move
• Massa favours current points system
• Yachtsman's body 'may not be found'
• Hartley blow for Scotland
• Ex-councillor charged with murder
• HSBC reveals 1,200 jobs are at risk
• WADA hit back at football bodies
• Laursen regrets rushing comeback
• Jade marriage 'saved £1m tax bill'
• Gunter hails 'remarkable' King
• Hitman hails trainer Mayweather
• Social network plans 'unworkable'
• Mallya preferred England option
• Gerrard hopes for forward role
• Brown plans Wall St charm offensive
• Missing chef turned down taxi offer
• Dunne: Bulgaria match is key
• Sainsbury's sees sales rise by 6.2%
• Flintoff fit to return
• Baby P death hits social work trust
• Varndell to lead Wasps influx
• Diffuser row blows up in Melbourne
• Dulcibella, 106, laps up 'ton' trip
• Walker blow for Rovers
• Friedel red card overturned
• Families press for Iraq war inquiry
• Butcher: Pair may get baptism of fire
• Late double dents Dons' hopes
• Charity bid for paid 'granny leave'
• Recovery will take time, says Obama
• Twitter may join primary curriculum
• Modi: English weather swayed decision
• King returns to Spurs
• Gibson: No plans to sack Southgate
• Tweed 'moved' by tributes to Goody
• Man in court over policeman killing
• Sidibe injury blow for Stoke
• Manhunt for singer's subway killer
• UK yachtsman murdered off Thailand
• King cautious over further spending
• Man charged over policeman's murder
• Kidney cancer drug given go-ahead
• NHS staff are overstretched - study
• McDonald's eyes long-term jobless
• Dirty bomb threat 'more realistic'
• Double economic blow for households
• Minister apologises over sub deaths
• Hindu condemns UK law over funerals
• Schizophrenic given life for murder
• Shamed AIG bosses return bonus cash
• Missing chef's father traces route
• Who will go down?
• Why Finsbury was a shoo-in for the RBS job
• $5bn bet on Las Vegas turns sour
• From banker with a passion for change to the PM's fixer-in-chief
• The lion king of London
• Jesse Jackson: You must launch war on poverty to stop teenage killings
• Garden is a physic for sad city souls
• What will we lose if regional newspapers are killed off?
• Chancery Lane will be free of traffic in City's bid for beauty
• Cash-strapped gym junkies switching to leisure centres
• Contestant quit to avoid 'whipping' from Sir Alan
• Apprentice star is on a mission to fight HIV in Africa
• Zut alors – Gordon’s just discovered he likes Europe after all
• Irons suffers a reversal of fortune on Broadway
• Boris faces down green lobby with environment team cuts
• Public v Private: the £23,300 gap in retirement deals
• 800,000 Londoners caught out by pensions 'apartheid'
• It’s not the time to rock M&S boat
• Premier’s North Sea lift with Oilexco buy
• AIG execs in London shun bonuses return
• Dame Judi returns to stage after ankle sprain
• Rhyme of an ancient mariner finally wins him a £1,000 prize for poetry
• Your move ... Scots want chess set back
• Czech cabinet to quit after losing no confidence vote
• Yale fights to keep Van Gogh masterpiece
• Most MPs are dishonest over expenses, say public
• Grants for empty shops to show art art window
• 'The earlier you start saving, the easier it will be to reach your goals'
• RAB under cosh after £4 billion drains out
• Cost-cutting HSBC set to axe another 1200 workers
• Woman in line for top job at Imperial
• Double worry puts Smiths on the slide
• Primary pupils may be taught to Twitter
• Nutrition rules 'will drive children away from school dinners'
• Flintoff won't be wrapped in cotton wool
• Evans is still on course for Heineken Cup
• Paranoid United victims of their siege mentality
• Fashion students' Topshop deal to put style back into biking
• 2012 track 'will be the fastest in cycling history'
• Mr King rains on the PM's parade
• What to wear when we’re going bust
• Get street wise – Big Brother is googling you
• Celebrities raise £35,000 for breast cancer fund
• Ormond Street goes green with £320million extension
• Cycle boss bids to keep team on track for Olympic glory
• Harrington fears rest may hit his Masters challenge
• Kovalainen is ready to emerge from the shadow of Hamilton
• Racists target shocked Glock for abuse over Lewis triumph
• Lance needs surgery after crash
• Silvestre fit and ready
• Warnock's Wright call
• Schwarzer: I didn't think Fulham would survive
• Just a Mo as Walters signs up for lead in C4 drama
• Hughes: Paco has a 'helluva' chance of Dubai success
• Stevie: Capello has made me into a better player
• Harry Redknapp told to sell before he can spend at Spurs
• Driven Hutton ready to make his comeback
• Fans’ Wembley snub for Capello’s England
• Baines still in shock over his call-up
• Time’s right for big Ben Foster to stake claim
• Revealed: Why Harry Redknapp blasted Ledley King’s call-up
• Ted Hughes death 'was catalyst for son to take his own life'
• Spy chief wanted for torture is living on benefits in London
• Japan’s exports dive led by cars’ reverse
• L&G plunges to a £1.1bn loss and slashes dividend
• Hallelujah! It’s song time
• Chambers gets Dutch invite
• Whelan saves JJB as Blacks deal founders
• Meet Mister Mayhem
• Energy firms accused of profiting from high direct debits
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• Sex and the splitsy for SJP
• Jade 'leaves £2m each to sons but nothing to Jack'
• Aviva takes a tumble after L&G moves to save £120m
• All the president's men ... and women
• Embattled Brown puts big-spending Budget on hold
• iPod man will keep President tuned in
• Call Simon Cowell a sponger? Not me says Prince Philip
• Just a small one, madam? Get ready for the 125ml wine glass
• Sainsbury boss: Fruit cost to fall
• 'Politics hinders a British Obama'
• Sir Fred Goodwin's home vandalised by mystery anti-banker activists
• Iraq inquiry could start later this year, signals Miliband
• City firms will spend £3m to protect staff during G20
• Ted Baker suffers but Zara still smart
• Sainsbury’s bags sales leap of 6.2%
• Darling in tax row as he fails to hit Barclays
• Nine-hour terror of yacht widow seized by pirates
• Average weekly pay falls record 2.2 per cent
• Call Simon Cowell a sponger? Not me says Prince Philip
• Who's the Daisy-a-like then, Mark?
• Scarlett and Eva step out
• Partying boots & all
• Fury at Friedel reprieve
• French boss kidnapped in protest over job losses
• Fritzl cried like a baby over 'runaway' cellar daughter
• Honeytrap for beekeeper killer
• IVF mother died in Caesarean surgery without seeing baby
• CBI sees no end to retailers’ woes
• Bag Jameson Empire Awards tickets
• High-speed rail network linking all major cities
• Widow of Briton killed by pirates tells of being tied up naked, her dramatic escape - and nearly being caught again
• David Jason sorry for Pakistani radio joke
• Harry wears a black wig disguise to chat up Chelsy at a rave
• FIFA slammed for dismissing WADA policy
• Strangled grandmother found on her kitchen floor
• Brown 'did deal with MPs over expenses'
• Gilts auction flop sparks fears over Government funds
• Hatton: I’ll hang up gloves after Mayweather rematch
• Deng realises dream as Jazz festival heads to 02
• Button's team at centre of row over new car technology
• Britain to tighten anti-bribery laws
• Betting: Formula One tips
• Sainsbury chief’s cheap veg pledge
• Place children in care earlier, says Laming
• Dad, I love you: rail death boy's last words
• City chief: green shoots are here
• Almunia ponders passport poser
• Drogba open to new deal
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• Meat & Wine Co. is big on bling
• Grieving and seduction from Antony & Florence
• The Salisbury comes to Fulham with love
• Dido without the fire
• Twelfth Night in a Japanese pantomime style
• Henri Oguike's show is a cause for celebration
• Dazzling technique from Gwilym Simcock and John Taylor