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27 October 2009

• Lewis-Francis loses funding
• Ferguson accepts FA charge
• Swine flu affects Trotters
• Ancelotti dismisses swine flu fears
• Brown opens door to Altidore
• Backe named County boss
• Lawyer loses bribery case appeal
• Skull of 'sea monster' discovered
• Cook ready to step in for Strauss
• Tougher credit card rules coming in
• Hill still hopes British GP can be saved
• Johnson: We have strength in depth
• Older mums link to Down's increase
• Harmison pens Durham deal
• Brown warns of Oakwell test
• Six bailed over homophobic attack
• Bruce 'dreams' of first trophy
• Hacker's extradition to US delayed
• Tropical air creates balmy Britain
• Gatland delighted by skipper's progress
• Children of prisoners 'overlooked'
• Moyes concern over Cahill
• Donington doubts persist
• No money worries for Hart
• Increase in middle-aged 'criminals'
• Top Tour quartet kept apart in draw
• Redknapp calls for Roman aggression
• Eastmond keen to tackle Australia
• Sheridan set for long wait, claims expert
• Waldouck facing month on sidelines
• Blair 'must break EU job silence'
• Milly murder: Scrap dealer bailed
• Robinho interested in Barca switch
• Atletico pull no punches
• Waghorn increases Reading woes
• Strachan - Boro will be 'something different'
• Spurs submit planning application
• Fans due at Jackson film premiere
• Labour closing gap after revival
• Tories claim huge rise in gun crime
• Hain: Labour must spell out mission
• Puma crash RAF base 'was badly run'
• Partial retreat on TA training cuts
• Pc was victim of homophobic attack
• Recession depresses passport demand
• Australia duo could miss one-day clash
• Osborne seeks big cash bonuses ban
• BA cabin crew face strike ballot
• 'Joyride' death ex-policeman jailed
• Football star 'broke woman's nose'
• Baby P mother drops sentence appeal
• Scotland manager wants more government funding
• MP survives deselection bid over expenses
• Alan Johnson to study medical evidence in hacker case
• Credit card companies told to stop encouraging debt
• Top Jewish school in court over admissions policy
• NS&I bond threat to banks
• Good day to bury bad news on spin
• Six arrested over homophobic attack on Pc
• EC pay back demand a threat to Britain’s pensions industry
• The scariest thing about Halloween
• The Thick of It returns - but which hapless minister is Rebecca Front portraying?
• Malaysian girl dies in bridge collapse
• China executes two Tibetans
• Drop Polanski case and leave me alone, says his victim
• Bosses urged to keep office parties
• British yacht couple kidnapped by Somali pirates
• Rival for president says Blair has split Europe
• National Savings’ day has arrived
• It’s stupid trying to legislate for someone’s love life
• Nintendo Wii ‘set for a sales slide’
• Obama tells the troops: I won’t risk your lives
• Profits plummet at Daily Sport group
• Honda’s forecast for profits rockets after state’s boost
• Bruce Springsteen mourns roadie
• Cineworld on a high thanks to Up and Harry Potter
• Yell extends deadline to attract lenders
• ‘Limited gains’ for Lloyd’s
• David Cameron backs woman in Tory affair
• Foreign recovery could be a tonic for UK’s sick economy
• Women who use surrogates in fight to claim maternity leave
• Stars' barber aims to cut cancer that killed his son, 10
• School where pupils serve lunch
• Climate guru: Stop eating meat...cows harm the planet
• Judge's anger as blunder delays crime boss case
• Dickens could not have made up this epic
• Glaxo lifted after US approves drug
• There's no secret about Labour and immigration
• Race attack victim's suicide threat over C4 film 'insult'
• £85m fund set up for soaring asbestos claims
• If armed patrols work - let's keep them
• Tube drivers' pre-Christmas strike threat
• Teachers oppose plan to expand grammar schools
• Extra trains 'worth £24bn to UK'
• Coal protest woman: My children helped me be stronger eco-warrior
• Why London is filling up with towers of piffle
• Area deserves better than this generic vision
• Aussie relieved to be back after embarrassing break
• David Haye confident that he will slay Goliath
• Standard man Colin Lynes set for Prizefighter showdown
• Bernie Ecclestone set to step up talks with Silverstone
• Marcus Trescothick hopes Nick Compton will shine
• Mitchell Johnson could yet feature for Australia
• Martin Johnson's snub to Nick Kennedy baffles Exiles boss Toby Booth
• Shops braced for tough Christmas as cautious consumers turn to Net
• Arm buoyed despite dive
• BP’s Hayward claims oil giant is back on track
• Met U-turn as gun police taken off London streets
• Barratt's £720m fundraiser threatened by postal strikes
• Cesc Fabregas: Pressure's on big spenders
• Best is yet to come, warns Didier Drogba
• Spurs fringe must prove they can cut it
• Giving Harry Redknapp a job was Daniel Levy's 'best decision'
• Squatters with a £20m view of the red carpet
• Women having more heart attacks...but are surviving them
• Ricky Gervais joins the Hollywood elite as sole host of Golden Globes
• Passengers help as mother gives birth on a London bus
• 'Shock' at E.coli farm reopening
• NHS dentists earn over £200k pa in London
• Motorists facing record fuel bills over Christmas
• Cameron will have to cave in over Europe, says Heseltine
• Dame Elizabeth Taylor tweets to praise Jacko film
• Danny Dyer has had enough of being a hard man
• Gordon Ramsay takes cosmetic work on the chin
• 'Deluxe shabby chic' - Anthropologie store hits London
• Strictly Come Dancing to quickstep aside for Remembrance Festival
• Oh no! John and Edward really could win X Factor
• Vote: PFA Fans’ Player of the Month
• Second wobbly bridge for London
• Alastair Cook willing to step in for Andrew Strauss
• Steve Bruce aims to end trophy drought
• Gordon Strachan hoping to enjoy himself at Middlesbrough
• Tories will target civil service 'jobs for life'
• Blair's think tank airbrushed link between crime and immigrants
• BNP 'in plot to get rid of Nick Griffin'
• Boris Johnson's winter Games mission
• Does sex make you richer?
• Javier Mascherano: We need to keep on winning
• Boyfriend is losing interest in sex. Is it me or a flagging libido?
• Sir Alex Ferguson accepts FA charge
• Sam Allardyce: Swine flu could affect Chelsea players
• Steve Harmison pens new Durham deal
• Phil Mickelson excited about Olympic competition
• Hot or not
• Over the top Amy Winehouse boobs at Q Awards
• Fashion round-up
• Fernando Alonso sad to say goodbye to Renault
• No more homes on the beach for you, Australians are told
• Hutchings ramps up attack on new team at Lupus
• Mark Lewis-Francis loses funding
• Hands bid gets heavy over windfarm operator Novera Energy
• Lloyd’s lowers its sights on gains in the stock market
• Steve McClaren ties up a new Twente deal
• Sol Campbell won’t swallow a Notts County gag
• Baby P killer wins appeal and could be free in two years
• Unkempt Katy has taken on a Brand new image
• Hans Backe confirmed as Notts County boss
• Thousands of 14-year-olds falling behind in English
• Frankie Boyle attacks BBC Trust after they rebuke him for offensive Rebecca Adlington comments
• BarCap steps up its challenge to Goldman with shake-up
• Angry students call for loans-crisis boss to quit
• Fearne Cotton's found her Mr Right
• MPs back jobs for wives
• Asian community officer loses 'apartheid' claim against Met
• Vicar’s daughter died fleeing violent girl, 13
• Lily Allen boosts security after yobs' threats
• London Lite set to close
• Mel C spices up Blood Brothers in West End
• Three boys shot by bicycle balaclava gang
• Arsenal to be first test for Alberto Aquilani
• Southend face going into administration
• Carlo Ancelotti dismisses swine flu virus fear despite new alert
• Give the kids a scream at London Dungeon and Chelsea FC
• Footballers warned about spitting
• Sussex statue may depict Nero as a boy
• Quick-change cheek from Arturo Brachetti
• Turn of the Screw with a sinister twist
• Original punch restored in Porgy and Bess