Daily Mail - 2015-05-15

• SNP plot unofficial second referendum
• Give us more power, say city chiefs
• Send your Yorkies home to U.S. or we’ll have them put down, Aussies warn Depp
• Make small talk at work? We’d rather go and hide in the loo
• More small Post Offices face closure
• How inspiratio­nal Olive raised thousands to honour lost love
• Even PM’s local branch is going
• FARAGE ON THE BRINK
• ANDREW PIERCE
• Sorry chaps, it’s official: Women are better drivers
• Fury as the BBC compares hate cleric to Gandhi
• Beeb’s in-house sociologis­t strikes again
• Wealthy lawyer in £6m divorce battle says: I’ve already lined up wife No 6
• How a trick of the light was behind that dress riddle
• The sausage roll cost how much? Judge shocked by £3 price of stolen snack
• Back in the UK, 350 jihadis who fought with IS in Syria
• Charles’s 90 secret meetings with top politician­s in 5 years
• Real IRA ‘plot to kill the Prince’ is smashed
• Labour lost trust of Middle England ... but I’ll win it back
• Peerage for ‘man who gave Scots the poll tax’
• Party’s civil war over spending record
• Our high-tech obsessions mean we’ve got a shorter attention span than a goldfish
• Fire up the Quattro . . . there’s been a ‘hate crime’
• Top judge: Atheists who silence Christians are as bad as Tudor tyrants
• Paedophile­s, killers and drug dealers who want to be teachers
• Ephraim Hardcastle
• Unsafe: Damning verdict on out of hours care firm
• Sarko’s fallen star and ‘silk scarves’ expenses scandal
• Wish you were here? No way, say families in ‘5-star’ hotel … on building site
• Lazy Britain: Almost half don’t do ANY brisk exercise
• Is a sweetener hidden in 6,000 products a danger to your health?
• Wife who’s even WILDER than Robbie
• Cap on benefits helps thousands move into work
• Judge’s disgust at vile yobs who saw man dying in the street ... and stole his phone
• My students are suffering a tide of sex harassment says Oxford college head
• The £1,600 we fritter away without telling our spouses
• Next stop Britain
• British aid helicopter­s rejected in Nepal row
• How a village united to fund life-saving surgery for spaniel’s ‘broken heart’
• The sun creams that don’t give protection they promise
• Bluebells? No, wild garlic’s our woodland glory
• Diabetes and prostate risk from too much testostero­ne
• 76 years later, evacuee finds his long-lost sister after he left a note on mother’s grave
• Why a rejected woman is more likely to turn down Mr Average
• Marilyn? She was the most two faced woman in showbusine­ss
• This exploding washer could have blinded my 2-year-old son
• Safety fears as over-70s refuse to stop driving
• Countess’s war to keep U.S. tourists at 'Downton'
• GEORGE CLOONEY INTERVIEW
• Amal is SO much cleverer than me. But as for her cooking . . .
• Scorsese’s big new film? It’s Ken’s Macbeth
• Watch out for. . .
• Vanessa’s great expectatio­ns of Queen’s life story
• Let’s get it on for Motown’s musical
• How a lone Killer made his best album yet
• THE NOISIEST FILM EVER!
• Hitting the high notes with girls who really put on a show
• Yee-ha! A musical that’s fun
• Bollywood does Riverdance... and it’s a nightmare!
• This classic is not to be sneezed at
• The woman who fell in love with an OCTOPUS
• When crime was a spanking good read
• The divas who think they just can’t sing
• Why astronauts have to wear gold sunglasses
• Female spymaster bang on target
• LITERARY FICTION
• HISTORICAL FICTION
• CRITIC'S CHOICE
• A family in meltdown and their unlikely saviours ... Channel 4
• Why a locked ward was torture for my husband
• Are charities too single-issue to see sense?
• Gentle giant’s growing pain
• Good mews for you
• The homely holiday
• The real test of a relationsh­ip? DIY!
• Lloyds sell-off ‘within a year’
• Garrett-Cox: my pay probably targeted because I’m female
• From MI6 with love: BP chooses Sawers
• O’Neill powers up the North
• M&A bad for customers, says TalkTalk
• 3i success story delights traders
• Tycoon shrugs off war
• Horn blows apart the Derby market
• Crazy pay! Ferrari win more than champions
• Getting rid of relegation would be a stupid move
• ANDY PULLS OUT FOR PARIS
• I don’t know why anyone would steal my medals
• BEES’ MOSES PLAYS HIS CARDS RIGHT
• Preston fans offered £99 play-off stopover
• Mourinho to miss LMA award night
• TV bigwigs in bust-up
• Tottenham exit looms for sidelined Baldini
• Magpies axe bash in bid to beat drop
• FIASCO OF THE CENTURY @petejenson
• Villa fined £200,000 for Cup pitch invasion
• Evra: Watch out Suarez!
• I TIPPED HIM £100 FOR CLEANING MY BOOTS SO WELL!
• UNITED GO FOR KANE
• BOY WHO TURNED INTO SUPERMAN
• ENGLAND STILL HAUNTED
• JONATHAN CAINER

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