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26 June 2009

• Brown keen for Owen talks
• PM urges climate fund to aid poor
• O'Driscoll demands flying start
• Boom in Michael Jackson album sales
• Preston warn Baggies off Irvine
• BBC chief: Expenses are 'justified'
• Mosley now vows to leave 'options open'
• Williams wins in straight sets
• Federer holds off Kohlschreiber
• King of pop Michael Jackson is dead
• Massive web surge as Jackson dies
• Williams wins in straight sets
• Federer holds off Kohlschreiber
• Iraq hostages' bodies flown home
• Byrne out of Lions tour
• Stars pay tribute to 'genius' Jacko
• Safina struggles on
• Baltacha moves on from Wimbledon loss
• Johnson unfazed by price tag
• Briton's body recovered from crash
• Murray's majesty sees off Gulbis
• PM urges climate fund to aid poor
• Quinn wants World Cup in Sunderland
• Pearce spot on
• Deal struck to end refinery dispute
• Jackson fans gather near hospital
• Brown will offer voters more power
• £150m assets seized from criminals
• Burdisso plays down Chelsea link
• Pearce spot on
• New school freedom on how to teach
• Stoke keen on Ashton
• Milan could still target Adebayor
• Farrah Fawcett dies at age of 62
• Baltacha stands up for British tennis
• Blues complete Johnson signing
• FOTA looking to brighter future
• Shaw set to complete 12-year journey
• Call to hike primary teachers' pay
• Searches for Jackson crash Google
• Jackson fans gather near hospital
• Jackson fans gather near hospital
• 'Spend cash on care not prisons'
• Stars' Twitter tributes to Jackson
• Public pays for BBC chief's flight
• Tory MPs to repay another £125,000
• Swine flu surge swamps NHS Direct
• Thousands of BA staff take pay cut
• Gas deaths: Anger at 'legal games'
• Steel giant Corus to axe 2,000 jobs
• Agencies failed to safeguard babies
• The magic of Bonnie Wright
• Go summer camping in the Lake District
• Peaches teaches
• Idris Elba: My London
• Stanford in court on fraud charge
• Splashing the cash
• The Byron sisters: Ralph Lauren's new beauties
• Michael Jackson has died - reports
• LAPD search for doctor after Michael Jackson's death
• Gamekeeper and poacher - the Lewis brothers make a powerful duo
• TV divorce lawyer: take up ballroom dancing and save marriage
• Eat what you kill: why bonuses never went away
• Met 'was not prepared for G20 protests'
• London heads for hottest day... and temperatures will keep rising
• If Twitter says it's news, does that always mean it is?
• Prince's charity to have say on Chelsea Barracks redesign
• Five Olympic boroughs stage summer 'market' of the arts
• Stars herald 'genius' of Michael Jackson
• Fans pay tribute to King of Pop
• How the news broke and spanned the globe in seconds
• Fans celebrate Jackson's life and music
• How the once-charmed life fell apart
• LIFE & TIMES: Despite a bizarre life, Jacko was the greatest star of his time
• Jackson admitted sharing his bed with young boys
• Baltacha vows to move forward after Wimbledon exit
• Highs and lows of Jackson's life
• Fans gather at hospital to pay tribute to Jackson
• NHS Direct struggling with swine flu surge
• Max Mosley casts fresh doubt on future in Formula 1
• Monty Panesar told to focus on strengths
• Roddick not surprised by Lleyton Hewitt's return to form
• Mervyn King 'has an unholy alliance with Conservatives'
• Lions have to tame the 'Beast' to rule jungle
• Farrah Fawcett is resting with real angels, say star's friends
• Flintoff fires blast to the tourists as he hits form
• Gloves are off the Ashes as Pietersen says he's fighting fit
• How Jacko got his Wacko nickname
• I feel more of a lamb than a Lion as the nerves set in
• Lawyers will fight for years over Jackon's $500m debt
• Fund turns Charles into a Prince of woes
• Som Tala's top draw for Pitman's Derby success
• Sporting Miscellanies
• Fitzgerald is thrilled to be battling JP
• Bank reeling from Darling's boost to FSA
• Obama's green energy vision to slash US carbon emissions faces key vote
• TV watchdog wages all-out war on Sky
• Jamie Roberts is key man as Lions aim to level test series
• Victor Matfield calls for altitude slickness
• Berkeley board shaken up as Pidgley becomes chairman
• Vital for City to keep close eye on Tory intentions
• Blow to Boeing from Qantas cancellation
• Japan figures show recovery is still far off
• Volkswagen mulls an ultra-small car tie-up with Suzuki
• Sir Paul Stephenson: Officers ‘acted in a professional manner’
• Andy Murray vows to get even better as bid for title takes off
• Video: The madness and magic of Michael Jackson
• Michael Jackson fans flood websites to express grief at his death
• High-flying profits as NATS shrugs off the downturn
• David Sullivan's £1.5m boost for promoted Birmingham
• Vedanta slides as S&P gets cold feet over debt burden
• Internet searches for Michael Jackson crash Google
• How Jacko got his Wacko nickname
• Goldsmith: It’s the end of an era
• King of Pop Michael Jackson dies of heart attack aged 50
• Murder probe after blaze girl dies
• Granny and nanny in battle for custody of his three children
• Djokovic is my worst nightmare, says Fish
• Fearless Azarenka can scare off her rivals on the big stage
• Farrah Fawcett is resting with real angels, say star's friends
• Make the British wildcard flops pay their own way - it did me no harm
• Andy back to his best as normal service is resumed
• BBC chief defends massive expenses as 'reasonable'
• Overdose would have stopped him breathing
• Centre Court roof closed amid Wimbledon thunderstorm fears
• How I heard that the King of pop was dead
• CDs of the week
• Michael Jackson: The Peter Pan who made us part of his fantasy
• The danger when Chancellor and Governor fall out
• Glastonbury crowds braced for more rain
• Sir Paul must heed MPs’ G20 verdict
• In his own words - Quotable Jackson
• Sound check: Diamond Girl
• Gigs of the week
• Pop and cricket? A perfect match
• Glastonbury pays tribute to pop icon Jackson
• The world reacts to Michael Jackson's death
• Boris’s £850m extension to Northern line
• City Spy: It's a First Direct cashback mirage
• Olley's volleys - James Olley at Wimbledon
• 2012 sponsorship organisers 'nearly 80% there'
• Carer faces life for gunning down man with Mach-10
• Colleges face two-year wait for rebuilding go-ahead
• Bonuses bonanza for Network Rail bosses despite delays
• Boris Johnson former deputy to be quizzed by police
• Britney Spears gives Liam Gallagher a tongue-lashing
• EasyJet loses airport charges battle
• Elton John sings for Jacko at Tiara ball
• Mayor’s former deputy to face fraud inquiry
• More powers for headteachers as key schools policy is scrapped
• More powers for headteachers as key schools policy is scrapped
• Air fares rise could pay for climate fight
• Michael Jackson souvenirs flood eBay
• Is Mischa Barton copying Tim Burgess's style?
• BoE furious after Chancellor tries to beef up FSA's regulation of the banks
• Lookers raises £81m to steer away from debt
• Serena Williams wins then serves up a verbal volley
• Fire chief’s £396 cab fare
• Gatland in plea to ref for fair deal
• EasyJet fighting Gatwick's 'rip-off' fees
• Mystery over doctor who tried to save dying Jackson
• Court fines rogue trader at Noble $38m
• Jaguar Land Rover makes massive £306m loss and drags Tata deep into the red
• Swine flu calls swamp NHS Direct
• Abercrombie & Fitch manager denies taunting disabled employee
• One day with the kids and then Jordan is out again
• Pixie Lott poses with fans
• Mother cleared of murdering baby
• Crippen’s remains will be returned to US for reburial
• Three top restaurants where you can watch Wimbledon
• What the papers say...
• Police fire at robbers in ambush at bookies
• Federer marches on but he loses his first set of the tournament
• The Junior Officers' Reading Club: Killing Time and Fighting Wars by Patrick Hennessey
• American Wife by Curtis Sittenfeld
• A World Without Bees by Alison Benjamin and Brian McCallum
• Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
• Between The Assassinations by Aravind Adiga
• Why it's worth celebrating Orwell
• Win £500 of holiday vouchers for your business
• Sunshine Cleaning is the sleeper hit of the summer
• Everything Must Go bites economy back
• Smiles amid moody minimalism in Lake Tahoe
• Biblical bunkum in Year One
• Watching Iranian women in Shirin
• Revenge and coming-of-age drama at ICA
• Russell Crowe as down-at-heel detective in Tenderness
• Stranger in a small town in The Last Thakur
• Healing power of sisterhood in My Sister's Keeper
• Rudo Y Cursi sees funny side of footie
• Herbides Ensmeble takes no prisoners