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19 May 2009

• Boudjellal happy with Wilkinson signing
• Moat claim Tory MP to leave Commons
• Fury over 625 job losses at Lloyds
• MPs' pay will be regulated, vows PM
• Sex infections soaring in under-16s
• Walker set for Rovers return
• Alfie Patten 'not father of baby'
• McGeechan warns Lions of task ahead
• James injury leaves England short
• Shearer takes tips from Robson
• Scotland appeals to Moyes
• Becks potty for Ancelotti
• Deflation reaches all-time record
• Supremo slams 'disgraceful' Wenger slurs
• Madrid bid for Valencia - agent
• Reform ahead as Speaker steps down
• Federer revels in Madrid triumph
• Victims to sue rapist taxi driver
• M&S slash dividend as profits dive
• Police chief faces G20 tactics quiz
• 10 pro-Tamil protesters arrested
• Whips facing expenses revelations
• Quinlan to appeal against ban
• Wilko one of the greats - Bates
• New deal not close claims Ireland
• England blow Windies away
• Obama urges Israel to grasp peace
• Teenager in court over man's death
• Help plea by father of missing chef
• No replacement for Shanklin
• Wilkinson flies the Falcons nest
• Bassong contests red card
• England kick off World Cup campaign
• Agent: Zaki may stay in England
• Drivers 'would struggle with test'
• Defeat keeps Black Cats in trouble
• James out of England qualifiers
• Israel agrees to resume peace talks
• MP accused over £10,000 decor claim
• Rantzen may oppose expenses row MP
• Speaker defies MPs' calls to resign
• BNP invited to World Cup bid launch
• Cash for bangers scheme 'confusing'
• Staff suspended over sex abuse case
• Pro-Tamil protesters halt traffic
• Queen enjoys preview of flower show
• Ghostly museum image caught on film
• Lording it over the landlords can't help them run the pubs
• Orange and green neon signals end of a Red state
• Tamil protests cost the Met almost £8 million
• PM bars no-confidence vote on Speaker
• Rose sees no buds as M&S profits plummet by 40%
• M&S slashes dividend as profits plunge
• Inquiry into 7/7 branded 'whitewash' by victims
• Black chief constable hopes to step up to senior role at Met
• The Government's given up the war on drugs
• London needs new talent to keep us on top
• American banks ready to pay back £29 billion
• Stop our unique street becoming a chapter in history, say booksellers
• Vodafone warning despite profit boost
• Boris Johnson: UK will lead world on electric cars
• Lehman asks if Barclays paid enough for US unit
• Scam victims 'likely to be caught out again'
• Huge risks if Bank cannot get it right on inflation
• Tories cultivated me to leak documents, says fired mole
• Clip joint ‘held policeman captive’
• Car giants gear up for green motoring
• TUI upbeat despite a £30m forex toll
• Great Portland hunts for bargain property
• Jonny Wilkinson worth a ‘gamble’
• Danny Cipriani at the corssroads after he feels axe
• Paul O'Connell vows to restore pride in the Lions
• I want my little Rose to go down a different road to sporting glory
• Dean Francis will quit the ring if he fails to land £25,000 prize
• Budget row could mean only three teams hit FIA deadline
• If the Speaker will not jump, push him
• Tributes to cyclist killed in hit-and-run
• It’s taking a mere 750 staff to wind up Lehman
• Great British Menu chefs cook up seven course feast
• Sampling the cool fashion of Brixton
• Come on, Boris, free our streets of this clutter
• Peter Andre: My split from Katie Price is not a publicity stunt
• Police launch investigation over south London shooting
• Tube strike set to wreak travel chaos
• Prices slashed on new homes
• Carafe will help our campaign to see bottled water sales dry up
• Close reminder of City's resilience
• Vodafone warns of falling profits after first revenue slip
• Burberry's a loser despite London glow
• New finance director takes over at debt-hit Lookers
• Marcus Tregoning has high hopes for Sir Alex Ferguson fledgling
• Andrew Symonds boosted by Ricky Ponting
• Icap's Spencer scoops a £23.5m dividend
• Investors head for the exit after M&S slashes dividend
• David Beckham pleads with Carlo Ancelotti to snub Chelsea
• Patrice Evra: Arsenal are just jealous of us
• Short-sighted fans must show they trust Arsene Wenger
• Woody Allen wins $5m settlement from American Apparel
• Johnny Murtagh is still weighing up his Derby options
• Brendon McCullum's relief after shock win
• Ashes venue is penalised for having a poor pitch
• England's spirited new boys deserve chance to do battle against Australia
• Lloyds leads banking rally ahead of tasty £4bn placing
• New chief executive in the bag for Tate & Lyle
• Union chief slams 'morally bankrupt' Network Rail
• Firms outside London face levy to help fund £16bn Crossrail
• My boyfriend's sex drive is too low. Should I dump him?
• Kiefer Sutherland pokes fun at “headbutting” debacle
• Five years on, little has improved
• Chelsea winner grows his own ingredients for scent of Good Queen Bess
• Prince and Prime Minister will attend 65th D-Day anniversary
• Francis Ford Coppola's comeback
• Smith rethinks ‘unworkable’ law on men who pay for prostitutes
• Does intelligence make you a better lover?
• DNA shows Alfie, 13, is not the daddy... but 15-year-old Tyler is
• Londoners reap benefits of a decade of progress in health and education
• Gordon Brown sets up punishment panel for expense cheats
• Linford Christie's niece on track for 2012 and Miss World crown
• Squatters turn £5m building into art galleries and cinema
• Squatters turn £5m building into art galleries and cinema
• City job ‘like Israeli war zone’
• Palin ventures into uncharted waters as head of warring geographers
• Latest: Gone in 33 seconds - Speaker falls on his sword
• Obama urges Israeli PM to accept Palestine as a state
• Orang-utan haven to be destroyed in forest clearance
• Jeremy Deller: The avant gardener
• Mike Ashley is to blame, says Freddy Shepherd
• Roman Pavlyuchenko sorry for storming off
• David James injury leaves England short
• Lord Triesman: Bid will be above board
• Farewell to men in tights and the cosy gentlemen’s club
• Profile: Former metal worker who took a beating
• The secret vote to select Speaker's successor
• Michael Jackson prepares dancers for London gigs
• Back to our roots... the plants are the thing
• Lily Allen's band trash hotel room after boozefest
• Internet the vital 'tool' for green issues, claims Charles
• Phillip Hughes will haunt home side, insists Ricky Ponting
• Millwall looking good to sell all 49,500 tickets
• Face of the week: Natalia Vodianova
• Tale of 'missed opportunities'
• G20 police chief: I saw my officers do nothing wrong
• Win tickets to Samuel L Jackson's Shooting Stars event
• Suspect’s court admission that he was inside flat of murdered French students
• Roads and railways set for bank holiday delays
• M&S promotes ‘most influential’ woman in bid to calm City nerves
• Felipe Massa is confident Ferrari can get back on track in Monaco
• Zesh Rehman one of five on way out of QPR
• Tara Palmer-Tomkinson shows more cheek than usual
• Moat expenses MP says sorry and steps down
• Hayden Panettiere and Steve Jones keep us guessing over romance
• The Speaker was right to resign
• Cost of living is plunging
• Who could restore Parliament’s reputation?
• Bath probe party that ends in 'fight' with Harlequins
• Paris & Peaches unite in attack of the divas
• Foreign trips get cheaper as pound hits a five-month high
• Gatwick race hots up as City Airport bid rejected
• Evolution sings praises of strong fixed-income show
• Spurs linked with Goran Pandev
• Teenager’s killer too ill to plead after suicide bid
• Florent Malouda's happy to carry on grafting
• There was no hint of contrition from a man made to deliver his own death blow
• Win hospitality tickets to the AEGON Championships courtesy of Highland Spring
• Barclays bank ‘insider’ stole £455,000 from Lloyds boss
• Debbie Harry would love to perform with Lady Gaga
• Agony for Danny Cipriani as he is dumped by Martin Johnson
• Shareholders revolt on Shell and Next pay
• Seduced by sex in Grasses of a Thousand Colours
• Terrific yet odd celebrations for Comedy Store
• Cold War Kids warm up
• More Light is directed with panache
• Tunnel 228 delves into questions
• Dizzy Gillespie brought back to life