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30 October 2009

• Victory for Thomas
• Flower: KP keen to face South Africa
• Gatland rules out Roberts switch
• Thomas sets superb time
• Beckham deal is done - Galliani
• Jealous husband 'slaughtered' wife
• 'Ridiculous' jibe at twins' dad, 71
• Shake-up for internet domain names
• Slowdown in house price increases
• Tomkins ready to face 'the best'
• Trapattoni names play-off squad
• Injury break a blessing - Pietersen
• Cost-cutting election plans dropped
• Ferguson laments friendly intrusion
• Ronaldo and Messi on FIFA shortlist
• Prince in award death risk gaffe
• Almunia ready for Gunners return
• Bellamy ponders Wales future
• Britons on top in Abu Dhabi
• King case is 'isolated' - Allardyce
• MP Smith admits expenses 'disgrace'
• Wilkinson ready for England return
• Kuyt: Squad vital for Reds success
• Oscar dream of Michael Jackson film
• King will appeal claims agent
• You're finished, Wigan tells King
• Train firms seek longer contracts
• Button: Contract talks will have to wait
• Ecclestone rules out Donington race
• Smith goes large with England changes
• King sacked by Wigan
• Cech relief after Hilario head injury
• Chairman Duffen quits Hull
• Birmingham target Janko
• Seasonal flu 'may offer protection'
• Magpies considered Mancini appointment
• Capello casts eye over Gibbs
• Fury over election night cuts plan
• Ferguson laments friendly intrusion
• Diageo workers hold strike ballot
• Job fear as off-licence seeks buyer
• Rosberg confirms Williams exit
• Returning Casey out after two defeats
• Report questions rail line benefits
• Nursery abuser 'names her victims'
• Paedophile gang ringleaders jailed
• McNulty sorry over expenses blunder
• Rise in number of swine flu cases
• PM: Blair right for EU presidency
• Meet Georgina Chapman: jewellery designer, fashion mogul and Mrs Harvey Weinstein
• Matt Hermer, the Boujis man
• Dubrovnik: a vintage port
• Naomie Harris - My London
• Loan Ranger Jay Simpson sees bright future
• Voice of Philip Archer dies at 85
• Battling Valon Behrami's pledging not to do a runner from Upton Park
• Jacqui Smith: I’m a disgrace and shouldn’t be a peer
• Tumour girl speaks again after year
• Camden market to rise from the ashes
• Staffing cuts could delay election result by 24 hours
• Job fear 'driving bankers to cocaine'
• Philippine gang makes contact over kidnapped priest
• Twins' father, 71, tells of double delight
• Duke’s award defends its safety record
• Pity MPs without a spouse around the House
• Recession slashes £3bn off Olympics ‘dividend’
• A long haul before they are pulling up trees at Nine Elms
• Energy policy blowing in the wind
• Shire down as swine flu victims flee to rivals
• Late show sees Rory McIlroy put bad start behind him
• Henry Conway confesses his father may have set expenses saga in motion
• Literary snobs should leave Katie Price alone
• Wallaby woes a boost for Martin Johnson as he bids to patch up injury-hit England
• Dave Brailsford: Our track to 2012 glory starts now
• Bikers found guilty of mass killings
• Police investigate car crash gamblers
• Web addresses go worldwide
• Executed by the mob: Naples turns blind eye as killer strikes
• £10m fine for death by water
• Islamist group march for 'full sharia law in Britain'
• Second wave of swine flu leaves 24 in London fighting for life
• Jenson Button 'devastated' by British GP fears
• Fears for Threshers and Wine Rack jobs
• Red-hot A.J. Burnet is the king of New York
• Usain Bolt fears people think he's on drugs
• Sorry, Andre Agassi, but you should have the book thrown at you
• Sporting Miscellanies
• German funds identify UK property as key investment
• Cost of motoring soars as crude hits $80 a barrel
• Sony cuts back its losses and Samsung is rallying
• UBS ready to hand over tax-dodger names to US
• Tony Blair is still Britain's best bet in Europe
• How Labour lost the white working class
• Royal London sees sales lifted by its takeovers
• Lookers foresees slide
• John Lewis reports fine pre-Christmas sales
• Cesc Fabregas: We’ve got to find the killer instinct to see off Spurs
• F&C cautious after a leap
• Rio Tinto to raise mining spend on Asian demand
• Fears over huge increase in ADHD children given drugs
• Sushi, cocktails and male escorts... the Women's Institute, inner-city style
• James DeGale inspired by Floyd Mayweather stint
• Sam Tomkins eager to take Lockyer test
• ‘The Wire’ comparisons can go, says Met as murders fall
• LUV is in the air, says Sage of Soho
• Our bonuses are on the up, say bankers
• Lloyds' shares leap as it looks to avoid toxic debt scheme
• £10 food-and-wine deals 'fuelling alcohol abuse by middle classes'
• Hero stabbed as he saved children from knife mob
• Tamara Mellon invites the stars to support Jimmy Choo's HIV project in Africa
• House prices hit one-year high but rise is slowing
• Police rush to 999 call... by hopping on a bus
• 20 tickets to the VIP Winter Launch Party of Somerset House Ice Rink to be won
• 20 tickets to the VIP Winter Party launch of Somerset House Ice Rink
• Sam Taylor-Wood to wed 19-year-old lover Aaron Johnson
• Guide to the London Jazz Festival
• Racing needs to jump away from short-sighted system
• Talks begin on new deal for Roy Hodgson
• Frank Lampard's happy to get personal with Carlo Ancelotti
• After his long wait, Peter Crouch aims to party like it’s 1999
• We must find the type of quality kids that Arsenal produce, says Harry Redknapp
• £6.93 redundancy package for paper boy
• BT condemned for painting over artwork of stabbed boy
• Tories: Defeat for strikers will help us privatise Royal Mail
• Harrods becomes the Emerald City
• Two boys held over ‘rape’ of girl, eight, in playground
• Firefighter took up kick-boxing but was killed in first contest
• Temporary parks that could pop up on recession-hit building sites
• Blocked off, street under siege from X Factor fans
• Market's about-turn upsets the experts
• Miliband looks likely for top job as Blair's chances fades away
• Not all bad news: Blair stays rich
• Review: Pro Evo v FIFA
• Kelly Brook: Ant and Dec were the reason I left Britain's Got Talent
• Tipplers offered the chance to own their local
• The stars hoping to pave London’s streets with gold
• Lewis Hamilton to appear on Kiss 100
• Bid to increase minimum wage to £6 an hour
• What to do in London this weekend
• Firms 'should close gender pay gap'
• Introducing... a Gallic Girls Aloud
• £12m Lotto jackpot up for grabs
• Chelsea have five star performers in the running for world honour
• Celebrate haunted London this Halloween
• Chirac ordered to stand trial
• US emergence from slump sparks a leap in Asia markets
• NatX’s management blamed as rights issue looks shaky
• X Factor guru: Put Jedward on medication
• Tycoon Levine takes control at Meridian
• Festive cheer for John Lewis as sales show strong growth
• Nine years for knifing his wife to death in front of children
• Awfully sorry, but Barclays looks in pretty good shape
• Li-Lo's minder feels long arm of the law
• It's all too much for tired X Factor contestants
• Cheryl Cole: If I was watching I'd vote for the twins
• Diamond system still Carlo Ancelotti's best friend
• Union to seek injunction over BA plans
• John Simm has fun 'destroying' pal David Tennant
• Yell to launch funds bid
• Ross Brawn is warned to sew up Jenson Button deal
• Harry Redknapp: ‘we’re coming to get you, Arsenal’
• Sats are here to stay, Brown tells teachers
• David Cameron's Lisbon Treaty U-turn
• Premature baby 'killed by nurse errors and equipment shortages'
• Elephant takes a swim
• Manchester United pair in race to be fit
• Sol Campbell keen to go to Newcastle
• David Beckham's Milan deal 'complete'
• Arsene Wenger: It’s wrong to ostracise jailed Marlon King
• Hell’s Kitchen gets the chop in ITV cutback
• Stitch-up so Tony Blair won’t be President of Europe
• CDs of the week
• Chicago: 2 for 1 tickets
• Chicago: 2 for 1 tickets
• Sound check: Meet Ellie the MySpace stalker
• Quartet left out as Giovanni Trapattoni picks his squad
• Carles Puyol signs Barcelona contract extension
• Injury forces Brett Lee to leave India tour
• 2 for 1 city breaks on Eurostar
• Best Halloween parties in London
• Listen to V&A's tuneful tiger on iPhone
• Bag Michael Bolton tickets
• Sex and the sixties in An Education
• Mrs Klein has trouble in mind
• Virtuoso performance from France's (English) national hero
• Laughter in face of tyranny in Tales From The Golden Age
• God and perversion in Love Exposure
• Dead Man Running is entertaining enough
• The Horseman is an undeniably well made film
• Innovations aplenty in Citizen Kane