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12 May 2009

• Thousands of bees swarm across park
• Tories to repay 'excessive' claims
• Shearer praises forward progress
• Vickerman heads for Falcons
• Speaker defiant on debate outburst
• Henman tips Murray to be number one
• Minimum wage to rise by 7p an hour
• 'Attack' boys remain in secure unit
• Premier League to set financial tests
• Woman remanded over 'hit-run' death
• Insurance giant set to axe 560 jobs
• Cockerill keeps Tigers on their toes
• Solomona out for season
• Button still wary of big guns
• Wenger rules out summer spending spree
• Jamie to coach at Lane
• Met set to probe Cabinet expenses
• Blackwell wants Blades return
• Drug busts 'force up cocaine price'
• UEFA reject Fletcher appeal
• MP to launch bid to oust Speaker
• Cameron in vow over expense 'abuse'
• Morgan impresses in Middlesex win
• Nursing 'recruitment crisis' claims
• Downturn 'fuelling need for police'
• Broad happy to shoulder responsibility
• Deported 'Nazi' arrives in Germany
• Reports spark end-of-recession hope
• Halford seals Blades win
• Tories 'claimed expenses for pools'
• Whitmarsh grateful for Hamilton
• Blair keen to seize Lions chance
• Jones leads American tour
• No Chelsea ultimatum - Ancelotti
• Mascherano pledges future to Reds
• Newcastle show Shear class
• China marks earthquake anniversary
• Brown to herald new crime strategy
• US sacks top general in Afghanistan
• Price 'devastated' at Andre split
• Sunny Easter 'boosted retailers'
• Woman charged with hit-run killing
• Figures show property inquiry rise
• Shuttle heading for space telescope
• Baby orphaned after river tragedy
• Tower Bridge lift plunge: six hurt
• Ex-cricketer Lewis 'smuggled drugs'
• Pope condemns denial of Holocaust
• Man guilty of Matthew Pyke murder
• Senior Tories used expenses to fund country estates
• MPs plot to oust Speaker after ‘disgraceful’ attack
• NHS spends millions paying suspended GPs
• Crossrail work stopped after human bones found on site
• The cat sat on the Bat, but stock tipping is for experts
• The Jaguar boss shows touching faith in our leaders
• Walkmans are back on beat to rival the iPod
• Sony’s sharp sound and clear video may give Apple a run for its money
• Alan Shearer hails striker Mark Viduka as the man to fire Newcastle to safety
• Alphabet soup that can spell how the recession is shaping up
• Hyde Park triathlon to test the water for London Olympics
• Restaurants bounce back with host of new openings
• Tamils climb on to Westminster Abbey roof
• RBS chief pockets £11m in a month from shares pot
• Neverending story: festival tells the tale of London
• News is being strangled by the BBC’s web
• Helmut Newton’s double standards are our own
• Red Bull are my only threat, insists Ross Brawn
• Peter Andre stunned as Katie Price flees country
• No F1 reprieve for Silverstone if Donington isn’t finished
• England are desperate to make up for winter agony, insists Paul Collingwood
• Test interest runs dry at Riverside
• Two-thirds of CID detectives in Met are not fully trained
• Two-thirds of CID detectives in Met are not trained detectives
• Institutions deserve our gratitude
• The reluctant tourists could end up spoiling our summer
• Transport police make one arrest in 237 terror searches
• Enterprise boss is pulling no punches after a profits plunge
• Stobart in Olympics air link push for Southend
• Nobel winner quits Oxford poetry race over sex claims
• How can these sad exiles prefer cash to London?
• Property boss launches firm predicting market recovery
• The surprise candidate and the household name still left in the race
• Just how advisable is having sex outside?
• Prince Charles's lecture urges architects to respect the past
• Saracens’ soul will remain English, insists Brendan Venter
• Passengers face £2.50 levy for seat on train
• Further lessons from the Baby P case
• Lions coach Ian McGeechan is forced out by Wasps
• Bonus storm hits top Tory foe of fat cats
• Visitors keep London’s premium hotels afloat
• London Irish hoping that Ryan Lamb can learn from their top Catt
• BoA tries to pass stress test with China bank stake sale
• Has the downturn given our sex lives an uplift?
• David Miliband on his vision for Labour... and the leadership
• Lily Allen starts an underground movement in secret gig
• In love with Mad Men's Betty Draper
• Gordon has got private jet bug
• Premier on a roll with Hovis TV adverts push
• South Africa boss fears key clash
• Man trucks probed in major ‘bribery’ scandal
• Imps sales up in smoke as decline gets worse
• Dalston is leading the way in East London fashion stakes
• Pope criticised as ‘detached’ at Jews’ memorial
• Triple cheer engineers a big leap for Babcock shares
• Chris Evans is favourite at Sony Radio Awards
• Harry Redknapp warns Ledley King about his drinking
• On his way home to face justice - death camp Nazi carried to jet in wheelchair for trial in Germany
• C&C makes loss as drinkers lose taste for Magners
• Formula One too risky for me to invest in, says Ecclestone
• Theo Walcott: I am still fighting to forget my shoulder fears
• Milan are set to come back in for Didier Drogba
• Arjen Robben not drawn by a British return
• Doctors raised alarm over ‘high risk’ at Baby P clinic
• Charlton to slash staff by up to 25
• Usain Bolt still on course for Manchester race
• Steve Bruce will pose a real danger, says Sir Alex Ferguson
• Neil Warnock’s hospital management
• Countdown to Baby P tragedy
• Win or lose Millwall must get stronger, insists Neil Harris
• The managers and the consultants
• Liam Rosenior aims to add to his Wembley scrapbook
• I’d love to see Jamie Redknapp join Spurs’ coaching staff, says Harry
• Gerard Butler’s confident Pachattack can stake her claims for a Classic tilt
• Irish Guineas on the cards for Delegator
• MPs expenses: Police urged to quiz Alistair Darling
• Fifty killed as mortar hits Sri Lanka hospital
• Twitter Q&A with Jonathan Prynn at 2pm today
• Exam pupils seriously hurt in duct collapse
• Danger warning as council seizes illegal toys
• The “high risk” letter
• What they claimed: MPs expenses in full
• Father and son given life for headless traveller murder
• Eminem's a shady visitor at Jonathan Ross's pad
• UKA secure sponsorship extension
• Stan Kroenke acquires new shares
• Kate Moss has got plenty of time to Kill
• Jobs toll at L&G grows by 560
• Another gruelling 24hrs for Peaches Geldof
• Gunman sobs for forgiveness after welder pins him to shop floor
• Met told ‘buck must stop at the top’ in G20 row
• Lewis Hamilton and his Pussycat Doll make a splash in Italy
• David Cameron: Pay back expenses or you’re sacked
• Attendances booming outside Premier League
• ‘Student murders suspect smirked during quizzing’
• Tom Hunter is the past master
• Grzegorz Rasiak's transfer to Watford stalls
• Risky side-effect of NHS drug rule
• Peer tricks BBC presenter into £92,000 confession
• Green light for Thames wind farm
• Britain's richest man Lakshmi Mittal targeted by protesters
• Man admits Jersey home abuse
• Silvio Berlusconi’s blast could edge Carlo Ancelotti towards Stamford Bridge
• Win a day at the FootballCV Academy with Samsung
• Jobless figures are leaked: worst since 1981
• Unemployment hits 13-year high at 2.2m
• ‘I’m so happy to see my parents’ says American freed from prison in Iran
• Jamie Oliver takes his crusade to US
• Graham Poll predicts long ban for Chelsea pair
• Win a handyman for the day with Gumtree.com
• Robin van Persie: Let's stick together
• Ferrari set to quit Formula One
• Minerva blow as shops centre contract lost
• From Kettering to London in 18 hours
• La Cage aux Folles is louche and touching
• Life seen through Under Glass darkly
• New Orleans spirit burns bright for Terence Blanchard
• Takàcs Quartet is one awesome foursome
• Have a relaxing time at the Eagle
• Shocking look at children who killed in Monsters
• Earl Ferrers strikes positive chord with locals
• The Wheatsheaf is back and better than ever