16 November 2006 News Archive

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  Thursday 16 November 2006  

• Jilted lover loses court case for refund on dates
• On your bike says Charles the 'green'
• Stars Cruise in for a stag and hen night
• Making a killing: OJ Simpson reveals all on TV
• This isn't just about tax - it's simply to show us who's boss
• Church should expel racists and BNP supporters, says CRE chief
• Archbishop admits Church may have to re-think women priests
• How frightened lizard outran the law of evolution
• On-the-spot fines hit taxpayers in the pocket
• Teacher who had affair with pupil walks free from court
• Economy would have been twice as strong if spending had stayed at 1960 levels
• £375,000 compensation for soldier who saw colleague lose arm
• Don't fear Hammers takeover: Pardew
• McClaren gets a reality check
• Johnson says Robinson is on the brink
• Elderly at risk as carer blacklist declared unlawful under human rights act
• Now Pushy is tramps' champion
• Lindsay Lohan in 'scarred' wrist puzzle
• Death of godchild weighs heavy on Nalbandian
• Adams explains Yorkshire about-turn
• Haye out for revenge and a world title
• Gerrard gets his way after Rafa showdown
• Caborn urges ICC to crack down on racists
• Panesar: I don't fear racists
• Waugh of words as Aussies are told to bombard Flintoff
• 'My mission to drive out the cheats'
• Tufnell says England need the full Monty
• Seve ponders the hardest decision of his career
• Mystery as sleeping woman is bitten by a snake
• I won't tour again, vows Long
• Long wait over for Horne
• Wales coach raises stakes for Henson
• Parents burned to death following vendetta against bullied daughter, court hears
• Warnock blasts his 'thick' players
• Indirect 'stealth taxes' cost average household £200,000
• Keane blasts Staunton over 'pet' players
• Straw attacks 'shameless' Farepak boss
• James refuses to give up on England
• Tax net tightens on super rich
• Full text of police cash-for-honours letter
• Faldo hails merits of Seve Trophy
• England will learn lessons, vows Vickery
• Schools could be rewarded for targeting poor pupils
• Downing Street alarm after honours cash 'breakthrough'
• Comeback king Cole hailed by England boss
• Illegal GM rice found in 10 per cent of UK samples
• Gym saga is weighing me down
• Double tax trouble
• Brown sets Pre-Budget Report date
• Own goal by Nationwide
• Back England's lions as they battle to retain the Ashes with our exclusive screensaver and wallpapers
• Trusty boot of Davies guides St Peter's to remarkable victory
• England think like winners, says Collingwood
• Tesco worker locked away after sex attack on boy, five
• New jungle trial means double trouble for Leeming and Henshall
• Research pinpoints baby's attributes to specific parents
• Life sentence for husband who 'murdered wife and fed her to pigs'
• Harry the greyhound is the new Houdini
• Can brother keep house sale cash?
• Stabbed great-gran phoned for help - with knife still embedded in her throat
• Jack Straw slams Farepak boss
• British dead in Iraq flown back to loved ones
• Will your bank charge you fees?
• Inquiry call as police force admits to 209 crashes in a year
• Beyond reach of our lifeboats
• Van Basten upbeat after Amsterdam draw
• Warm winter temperatures turn museum ice rink to slush
• Bad publicity buys Mr Magoo new car
• Millions of pensioners' details to be passed to the BBC
• A seven-year-old Von Trapp star is born
• I just could not carry on, reveals shattered Long
• Football clubs told: Bid for Olympic Stadium now or lose your chance
• Hill commits himself to Bristol until 2010
• Woods blasts back to take the lead in Japan
• The stars get up to fishy business in the lav
• Seve to decide before New Year if he will carry on playing
• High St sales leap boosts festive hopes
• Nalbandian victory sends Federer through to last four
• Glow in the dark
• Police investigate death threats made to Reading players
• Lara shows his class to edge clear in Hong Kong
• Jones makes it three nights out with Paris
• They want to charge us for all this pain
• Lohan comes a cropper on her night from hell
• A little light legal reading for Heather on the plane?
• First the hip, now the knee...Irani's under the knife again
• Want to bid for my soul on Ebay?
• Did this cat breed with a dog?
• TV circus show's trainer 'raped' 13-year-old girl
• House prices racing ahead again
• Ellis: We've made life very hard for ourselves
• M&S to use food traffic lights
• DJ Toby's shower strip proves he's the jungle gigolo
• M&S is making its mark
• U.S. Marine sentenced to 18 months in Iraq murder
• Honour for courage of murder attack survivor Josie
• Teenager accuses friend of lawyer's murder
• Polar bear survival rate falls as climate warms
• Now take the fight to the Australians, urges Botham
• ID thieves target planning applications
• Pensioner dies in glider crash while visiting son in New Zealand
• The 'ethical food' conundrum
• Call to ban 'obscenely cruel' computer games
• Cleared, the schoolteacher filmed in sex act with pupil
• Burglars beat grandmother to death in a 'brutal and senseless attack'
• The bra that can fasten 100 different ways
• Pryce is looking forward to a sweet win
• Davis ready to win first title in 11 years
• Merv insists: England are a better side than in 2005
• Colingwood: Tait is a massive threat to us
• TV circus show's trainer 'raped' 13-year-old girl
• FO mandarins get £24m in bonuses
• We're all too hot or cold to sleep
• Micah's right for England, says Pearce
• Coin-throwing lands Newport with FA charge
• Special report: Free banking
• C of E 'might think again' on women being priests
• Frustrated Luque considers Spanish return
• Agnew loses first game in charge of Blue Jackets
• Diouf escapes assault charges
• Care workers win human rights test case
• Fulton calls it a day after 15 years
• Is this the death of the face-lift?
• Change of role for roving Mortlock
• Bryant sued for grizzly attack
• Discover Oslo's Christmas markets!
• Dallaglio to captain world XV against Springboks
• Postcard lottery where you could snap up an Emin, a Hirst...
• Fired Marlins coach Girardi named manger of the year
• Heady times as modern art prices soar
• What a waste!
• Hurrah, the hat is dead
• Doctors appalling blunder that freed man 'with voices in his head' to kill
• Librarians 'should be sexier'
• How to murder your wife, by OJ Simpson
• EastEnders star hurt in fall
• Let’s all do the wobbly bridge conga
• YouTube video got me a presenting job on BBC
• House price rise fastest in four years
• Mother's grief over death of daughter in canyon crash
• 'Bush should have boosted forces in Iraq three years ago'
• Daly unleashes his Mighty Man
• Jedi Knights demand Britain's fourth largest 'religion' receives recognition
• Bungling Booth is a Lauren to herself
• Nasser: England can cash in on Aussie infighting
• The Screamer...It's the talk of football
• Charles puts staff on bikes in bid to become 'green prince'
• Rush to Reits
• MPs call for curb on loan sharks
• Furse to battle bank raid
• Sports Agenda: Terry worry over write and wrong
• A waisted talent: the demise of Michael Ricketts
• The Queen presents Tony in wonderland
• BT buys broadband firm PlusNet for £67m
• Da Silva treble ends Israel's proud record
• Grid to launch £2bn mast float
• Laing bosses in Henderson U-turn
• Back to the Owl and the Pickwick pen
• At last, Blair anoints Brown the bruiser
• OJ's 'If I did it' book is 'his confession' says publisher
• '3' to revive mobile internet
• How they rated: England v Holland
• Connie's simply a dear, a female dear, as Maria
• British seafood shipped to Thailand - and back - just to have the shells removed
• Ponting: Watson can be a match winner
• Nationwide in charges warning
• I'm a temper tantrum queen, Phina admits
• Another thud in the night offers a dark reminder
• 1.2m put retirement on hold
• Jason Donovan's singing drives campmates crazy
• Fine-tuning now vital to McClaren's prospects
• Motherhood is my right
• Amazing grace of the horse with wings on its hooves
• BA hopes to seal pension deal
• Aussies name six quickies for first Ashes Test
• Meet the mummy mafia
• Market report: Yesterday's trading
• Death sentence lifted on Briton in Pakistan
• Jackson the flop
• Market report: Thursday close
• Small-cap share tips
• Top rate for silver surfers
• Does ID cover keep us safer?
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