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14 July 2009

• The sky-high terror of a flight without life jackets
• Saying the unsayable about mighty Goldman
• Please, no more scraps from beyond the grave
• Mayor dismisses £250,000 second salary as 'chickenfeed'
• Virgin chief: I knew about BA price fixing
• BBC bosses get pay rises as corporation slashes jobs
• BBC to release report and accounts
• Culture Minister slams BBC's 'bunker mentality'
• Case review for teen jailed over gang attack
• Deaths should not deflect our Afghan cause
• Burma pledges to free prisoners
• 'Ninja' gang kill couple who cared for disabled children
• Teeming with fish, Thames is cleanest for two centuries
• Orange jackets for criminals from 10
• These children aren't born criminals, they are vulnerable
• Peter Andre hits out at Katie Price's miscarriage revelations
• 72-year-old woman spends £300k on IVF
• Life's a drag as John Barrowman stops London traffic
• Paedophile warned he faces indefinite jail term
• City Spy: Who is spinning fast over UKFI?
• Nine police officers injured in Belfast street violence
• Hospitals urged to allow new mothers to donate life-saving stem cells
• British Airways workers use lemings in cost-cutting protest
• NHS faces huge bill for failed private ward deal
• 'Green' discount for brothel clients
• WORLD: David Miliband restricts arms exports to Israel
• Pc weeps as she tells of bullying at ‘apartheid culture’ police station
• Sacked Boris school head loses appeal
• Les Mis writer sells 'inspirational' church home for £15m
• Borough bans new bars in bid to curb yob behaviour
• Stores set for boost from early Ramadan
• Olympic chiefs ‘are only paying lip service’ to needs of cyclists
• Brain scans on street gangs to trace reasons for life of crime
• Carlos Tevez joins Manchester City revolution
• Perfect for your coffee table: the £640,000 ‘wine bible’
• Michael Owen fired by move to Manchester United
• Geoff Boycott hits out at Kevin Pietersen
• Gianluca Vialli warns John Terry over move
• Big Interview: Petr Cech
• This is it: Michael Jackson fans mourn at O2
• Mark Cavendish bids to gatecrash French party
• Tom Watson is back in his element to take on the big hitters
• Karl Burke in limbo as he targets Shanakill glory
• Londoner, 72, bids to be oldest mother
• Thomas was attacked by parents
• Chris Moyles hits out at 'boring' BBC following Sachsgate scandal
• Gavin Henson has 'no intention' of quitting
• David Beckham would consider coming home
• Scarlett Johansson goes grunge
• No fear factor for Lee Westwood
• It's Open season for the Saltmans
• Beware the threat of a double-dip recession
• Mega-bonuses are back on offer as Goldman racks up bumper fees
• Have you ever been to a lap-dance bar?
• Plan to end lottery on elderly care
• Ruling due on 'Strangler' appeal
• Allan Border: Steve Harmison can rekindle attack
• Spare us the lecture, Ricky Ponting you broke the law too
• Harry Redknapp reckons he can tempt Patrick Vieira back to London
• School fees will rise to pay for poor, say head
• Royal salute for fallen heroes of Helmand
• No10 refuses protesters' letter
• Better leadership needed at the BBC
• Now gives us back control of our own police force
• Arsenal agree deal to sell Emmanuel Adebayor to Man City for £25m
• Newcastle's Utrect-turn
• Belfast in flames as 21 police hurt
• H1N1 strikes deeper in the lungs than normal strain
• Parents at dead girl's school plead for advice on virus
• What is being done to prepare for the pandemic?
• Swine flu helplines are flooded with panicked callers
• Sporting summer puts Britvic ahead of the City profits game
• Alphameric a winner in the racing TV stakes
• Iceland gets cold feet over paying back bailout
• England wait for Andrew Flintoff to prove fitness
• Toyota ‘is set to build hybrid cars in Britain’
• Virgin chief: I knew about BA 'price fixing'
• Australia drawn in as China widens spy probe
• Police interview Mayor's aides in expenses inquiry
• Voters back Cameron plan for public spending cuts
• Britons who have died with Dignitas
• Ferrexpo slowed by drop in ore output
• Tenon stays sharp on high demand
• CVS sales healthy as it buys up surgeries
• US launches swaps probe
• UK recovery hopes grow as pain eases
• £100m plan to stage Formula 1 races in Olympic Park after 2012
• WORLD: Ex-African leader Charles Taylor claims war crimes allegations are lies
• Brokers’ bad connection to Vodafone
• BBC conductor Sir Edward Downes and wife commit suicide
• I had an illicit fling. Should I tell my husband?
• Teen who doesn't tweet reveals how he became top dog in the City
• 'Stockwell strangler' wins murder appeal
• Fashion round-up
• Hot or not: Uniqlo
• Armchair generals are courting strategic disaster
• Postal strike escalates
• Richmond: London's happy valley
• Win tickets to a War Child concert
• Suicide clinic couple were 'devoted to each other'
• Cheryl Cole jets in and gets a surprise welcome in LA
• NPG launches legal battle against Wikipedia
• Has Lady GaGa finally lost the plot?
• Fans use alarms and blackouts to see JLS
• Summer of love for Fearne Cotton
• Who's that with Earl's brother?
• Vatican gives its blessing to Harry Potter
• Goldman to run RSA’s £1.9bn pension funds
• London teacher dies in wheelie bin
• Captive audience for the Speaker during school hall 'question time'
• Fulham foiled in Jonathan Greening bid
• Modest but truly great conductor
• Mirko Vucinic: I would reject Spurs
• Bosses are called 'lemmings' in cliffhanger crisis
• Bank hints it will print more money as inflation drops below forecasts
• Swine flu virus has mutated in London, scientists warn
• Goldman Sachs average pay and bonus to hit £500,000
• Supermarket wars leave inflation rate at a four-year low
• Martin Johnson backs Jonny Wilkinson to shine again
• I've got no chance, says Padraig Harrington
• Confident Tiger Woods takes inspiration from Roger Federer's friendly fire
• Bernard Gallacher attacks 'bitter' Sandy Lyle
• Sporting Miscellanies
• Victim Chloe's parents speak of their 'fun-loving baby girl'
• Crisis-hit BA is set to slash business class
• Bayern Munich insist Franck Ribery will stay
• Five great Open moments
• Michael Jackson O2 birthday show possible
• Carlos Tevez completes Manchester City move
• Pink plan to save 'dying' Test game
• Dane Bowers will not face police action after car crash
• Lotto joy for avalanche man's family
• Mark Cavendish wins again
• Golfer who clubbed player is jailed
• Step up lending, Darling tells banks
• Michael Vaughan tells Kevin Pietersen to keep on slogging
• The Browning Version is as trenchant as ever
• Newton Faulkner is the British Jack Johnson
• The Terry O’Neill trilogy is complete
• A privilege to welcome Cornell Dupree to Ronnie’s
• Porterhouse is popular for a reason
• All in all The Crown is a good local
• Impressive turnaround at The Shaftesbury Tavern