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David Sexton

quoteFor a chain, Gaucho is startlingly expensive, the final bill ending up pretty close to one from much more stylish, individual restaurantsquote

David Sexton Gaucho Film

Charlotte O'Sullivan

quoteAction heroes are often small; Wanted, at least, acknowledges the missing inches - and does so with a smilequote

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Nick Curtis

quoteThis lightweight tennis comedy scores few pointsquote

Nick Curtis Grand Slam

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Jake, London

quoteI challenge anyone not to walk out feeling on cloud nine and humming Mamma Mia!quote

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Simon, London

quoteService is appalling. Last time I went here they had run out of pizza dough at 8pmquote

Pucci Pizza Theatre

Andy, London

quoteI found it to be funny, insightful and interesting as a new workquote

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Glory Laura ... At last, after 24 years Britain produces a Wimbledon champion – and what a smasher she is!

Laura Robson was crowned the new Queen of Wimbledon yesterday, finally bringing to an end 24 years of British disappointment... more |  Add your view 

 

Boss of drug firm behind cervical cancer jabs for schoolgirls is on board of Ofsted

Paul Blackburn Schools Secretary Ed Balls is at the centre of a controversy over the appointment of a top executive with a drugs company to the board of education watchdog Ofsted... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

'Don't diss me or you will in let in Cameron', Blair tells Brown

Brown Blair allies say he thinks Brown should step down... but he doesn’t want to be accused of pushing him.. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

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Boris braced for more claims

Boris Johnson Boris Johnson is braced for more damaging allegations about deputy mayor Ray Lewis

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Ray Lewis The crucial questions that need to be answered over the Ray Lewis allegations

Losing £100,000 in one year

Maurice Conroy Investor who bought flat during housing boom ends up in negative equity nightmare

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Routemaster bus A prize of £25,000 is on offer for whoever designs the best new Routemaster bus

Scroungers.com: Website charges £95 for tips on claiming maximum disability benefit

Stephen Donnison website picture - company gives tips on claiming disability benefit An internet company is doing lucrative business selling cynical tips on how to squeeze the most disability benefit from the Government – for £95 a time... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

U.S. firm earns £1million from our 'forgotten' hostages

A US company has charged £1million for the 'services' of four 'forgotten' hostages, who have been held in captivity for more than a year (picture posed by model) A private security firm that employs four of the 'forgotten' British hostages held in Iraq for more than a year has charged about £1m for its 'services' while they have been in captivity... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Kate and Gerry McCann 'could be charged with neglecting Madeleine'

Kate and Gerry McCann Kate and Gerry McCann could be charged by Portuguese police with neglecting their missing daughter Madeleine. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

400 Britons wait for an NHS liver - George Best's surgeon gives them to Greeks for £20,000

Professor Nigel Heaton Watchdog launches an inquiry into hospital's 'unusually high number' of lucrative private transplants on foreign patients jumping the NHS queue... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Six children injured in 'suspicious gas explosion'

Folkestone blast Six children have been injured in a suspected gas explosion police said tonight... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

The Olympic spending spree is on... Officials claim £100,000 for lavish parties and meals

Big spender: Chairman John Armitt, far right, with Sebastian Coe Officials in charge of building projects for the 2012 London Olympics have claimed more than £100,000 in expenses on top of their taxpayer-funded salaries... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

How America is snooping on YOU ... and may soon be snooping a whole lot more

US recruiting poster America gains access to personal details of millions of Britons, its machines trawl thousands of databases ... and you'll never even know it’s happening... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

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Tory MP accused of four-letter rant over German Euro team

MP Graham Stuart A Tory MP is at the centre of controversy over claims that during the Euro 2008 final he grabbed a microphone in a Japanese nightclub and said: 'Britain does not support the ****ing Germans.'.. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Gabriel was our angel, say parents who vow for justice over French student

Tragic: Gabriel Ferez Murdered student Gabriel Ferez was an 'angel' who gave his family 23 years of love, his parents said yesterday. Francoise and Olivier Ferez also urged Gabriel's killers to turn themselves in to the police... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Picture exclusive: The tyrant and his bride...a 'liberal' Mugabe at his wedding in 1961

Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, pictured with his first wife Sally Hayfron on their wedding day in 1962. Some critics suggest that Mugabe began to misrule Zimbabwe after her death. In white gloves and smart suit, with a carnation in his buttonhole, this smiling bridegroom is the man who has brought Zimbabwe to its knees... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Spy in a coma found 'with blood everywhere' by painter who used his artist colony house

Dominique Salm (right) may have saved Alex Allan's life after finding him in a coma 'covered in blood' The mystery surrounding the sudden illness of Britain's top spy deepened last night after a neighbour revealed he was found covered in blood by an artist who worked in his house... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

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Boris's deputy Ray Lewis 'raided fund for the poor'

d Boris Johnson's former deputy mayor was investigated by police over allegations of theft from a disabled man.. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Boris Johnson is dubbed ‘pure party Viagra’ as he tops Tatler’s list of the most invited guests

Boris and Marina Johnson Boris Johnson's new-found status as the country’s most powerful elected Tory politician means he has topped Tatler's annual list of 100 ‘most invited’ party guests... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Matchmaker Michael Winner urges widow of hero murdered detective to marry again

Michael Winner and Carol Swindells Film director Michael Winner has turned matchmaker to help the widow of a police hero find happiness again with a new partner. Birmingham... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Oligarch 'tipped off' about assassination

oleg A High Court judge has ruled that a Russian oligarch linked to a leading Labour MP faced the risk of assassination – after accepting evidence based on tip-offs from the intelligence services... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Venus triumphs in battle of the Williams sisters to win fifth Wimbledon title

Venus and Serena Venus Williams claimed her fifth Wimbledon title with victory over sister Serena today... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

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Man rips head off Hitler waxwork at Berlin's Madame Tussauds

Hitler A man has torn the head from a controversial waxwork figure of Adolf Hitler on the opening day of Berlin's Madame Tussauds museum today. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Queen Mother's note requesting Dubonnet and gin fetches £16,000

This letter, from the estate of William Tallon, went for £16,000 at the auction It was just a handwritten note with instructions for an alfresco lunch in the sunshine - but it was sold for £16,000... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Embassy ban on mobile phones brings £1,000 a day windfall to local chemist

american embassy Every cloud, they say, has a silver lining – and an enterprising chemist has proved the point by netting a small fortune from the war on terror... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Prison where teenager was murdered by racist thugs brings back shared cells

Robert Stewart A jail where a teenager was murdered by a racist thug has reintroduced shared cells in direct defiance of an official inquiry that called for the practice to stop. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Pictured: The moment former hostage Ingrid Betancourt realised she was free

Ingrid Betancourt This is the emotional moment Ingrid Betancourt discovered she and and 14 other hostages were being freed in a dramatic rescue operation... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Push for green biofuels 'has put food prices up by massive 75%'

Rapeseed The misguided dash for biofuels has pushed up world food prices by 75 per cent, a major study has found... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Bar owner chokes back tears as he tells Cyprus court how 'wild' British soldiers trashed his pub

Accused: Damien Heywood A Cyprus bar owner choked back tears today as he told a court how "wild" British soldiers trashed his pub and beat him up... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

World's oldest mother gives birth to twins at 70

Omkali Charan Singh Omraki Panwar, 70, gave birth to twins - a boy and girl - by emergency Caesarean section in hospital in Muzaffarnagar, seven hours drive north of the Indian capital New Delhi. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

After 59 years of separation direct flights between China and Taiwan take off ... with millions of Chinese lining up to visit

Here we go: Passengers and aircrew stand behind a banner during a ceremony before departing for Taiwan, at Beijing airport Historic regular flights between Taiwan and China began today, in a show of conciliation between the long-time rivals that could bring large numbers of mainland Chinese visitors to the island... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Pregnant man gives birth to bouncing baby girl... and father and daughter are 'doing well'

Thomas Beatie, aka A pregnant American man has given birth to a baby girl, it was claimed last night... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Did a minister call Cameron a '****ing toff' in the Commons?

Work and Pensions Minister Anne McGuire is accused of swearing at David Cameron in a during the MP's expenses vote A woman minister was accused last night of using an obscenity at David Cameron during the controversial vote on MPs' expenses... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Gordon Brown 'failed the acid test of leadership' over expenses, claims former standards watchdog

s Gordon Brown failed the 'acid test' of his leadership when his MPs defied public anger on sleaze, the former standards watchdog has said... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Brown hints he WILL will back down and axe fuel tax rise

Prime Minister Gordon Brown speaks to the Liaison Committee The planned 2p a litre increase in fuel duty could be scrapped within weeks after Gordon Brown gave a clear signal that motorists will be spared. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Brown rocked by Scottish revolt as four candidates turn down his personal pleas to stand in by-election

Revolt: The PM pictured in Gateshead on Friday marking the 60th anniversary of the NHS Gordon Brown was facing humiliation last night after four candidates turned down his personal pleas for them to stand in the key Glasgow East by-election... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Anger at Tories' silver-plated No10 badges aimed at raising millions for Election fund

David cameron The Election may be two years away but David Cameron is so confident he will defeat Gordon Brown, he is selling designer-made, silver-plated No10 lapel badges to supporters... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Cameron lands in trouble over free jet flights from businessman

David Cameron David Cameron was facing questions last night after adopting policies proposed by a businessman who gave the Tory leader free flights in his private jet. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Ken Clarke in 'give me a job' plea to Cameron

d Former Chancellor Ken Clarke is hoping for a Cabinet job if the Tories win the next Election. Mr Clarke, who will be 70 at the end of the current Parliament in 2010, says 'he is as keen on politics as ever'... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Labour MP spent £500,000 of taxpayers' money running office from home staffed by wife

David Marshall A Labour MP used almost £500,000 of taxpayers' money over six years to help run an office from his home which was staffed by his wife. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

When he learnt potatoes contain all the nutrients humans need, Tom Sykes set out to survive a whole week by eating nothing else

Mr Potato Head How bad could a mere week of subsisting solely on potatoes be? There was only one way to find out... Welcome to Tom Sykes' potato week... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

The Dirty Half-Dozen: The generals who are even more ruthless and bloodthirsty than Mugabe

Mugabe generals The world thinks Mugabe has won. But as this brilliant dispatch reveals, he's lost power to a cabal of generals dubbed the Dirty Half-Dozen... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

On the Critical List: How the NHS is being killed by politics and bureaucracy

babies The NHS is 60 today. But a writer who's spent a year investigating it at every level says it's now in terminal decline - being killed by politicians, bureaucrats and the madness that's seen 30,000 beds disappear despite all the billions... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

The day the sea caught fire: 20 years after the Piper Alpha explosion, the survivors are finally able to tell their story

Piper Alpha The Piper Alpha explosion was the world's worst off-shore oil disaster. Only now, 20 years on, are the traumatised survivors finally able to tell the full horrifying story..... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Stop profiting from selfless organ donors

Professor Nigel Heaton For transplant surgery, relatives of the deceased make a harrowing decision eased only by knowing they are helping to transform or save a life. So it seems wrong that any sort of commerce should creep in... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Hero pilot who saved 152 lives in Heathrow crash landing flies again

Captain Peter Burkill The BA pilot dubbed 'Captain Courageous' when he helped to save 152 lives in a dramatic crash landing at Heathrow is back at the controls after not flying for five months. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Long queues and high prices sees children shun school canteen for cheap junk food

canteen Secondary school pupils are shunning the queues and expense of the school canteen in favour of cheap junk food from local shops, according to new research... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Organist quits village church in anger after 'trendy' vicar hires rock band with electric guitars

Vicar Martin Burrell An organist has resigned over 'irreconcilable differences' with the vicar of a prestigious church. He is the fourth senior member to leave in the past four months, saying he couldn't work with Vicar Martin Burrell any more... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Meet the RAF's newest combat group: pilotless planes flying crack missions in Afghanistan from 8,000 miles away

Creech US Air Force Base Nevada RAF Reaper cockpit They are the RAF’s newest squadron, flying crack missions against the Taliban over Afghanistan – but these pilots never have to leave the ground... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Church of England must go ahead with plans to create women bishops, says senior clergyman

Rev Nigel McCulloch Bishop of Manchester A senior bishop urged the Church of England yesterday to ignore warnings that allowing women to become bishops would ‘shatter the unity of the Church’ – and to plough ahead with the historic reform... more |  Add your view 
 
 
 

Sir Al Aynsley-Green

mail On June 15, 2008, we ran a story headlined “Children's Tsar has 9ft fence built around his house to protect him from the 'yoof' he champions”. .. more |  Add your view 
 
 
 
 


 
 

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