The Mail on Sunday - 2012-05-27

• FATHER OF HARRY GIRL IN SUICIDE TRAGEDY
• FREE Jubilee DOUBLED CD
• Hague’s revulsion at massacre of 50 Syrian children
• Whispers against Osborne cause Cabinet division
• Miliband calls for laws to stop discrimina­tion against troops
• Harry’s devastated friend: Hewas an amazing father... a legend
• Drowning victim had jumped from river bridge with friend to cool down
• CONTEMPTUO­US
• Syrian General: I will go to the Games
• TOPTV reporter is told: You can’t fly on this plane, your Zimmer’s too wide
• It’s 25 in the shades – another golden day
• ‘Bribery’ detective has job with RBS
• Task force to probe death of peer’s son
• Now police get second jobs teaching fellow officers to fire Tasers
• After his father put £19k desk on wish list . . . Osborne’s wife models £29.99 austerity chic
• Please release her... or else! How the Mob terrified the Hump into ending his f ling with Sinatra’s lover
• Revealed: Murdoch staff for Hunt’s firm company recruited on eve of BSKYB bid
• ‘Muttering idiot’ Ed Balls: PM and I have never exchanged a single word outside Commons
• American dream rise of £12 billion Facebook bride refugee who worked 18-hour days in Chinese takeaway
• Olympics under threat from anarchists who shot Italian nuclear chief and sabotaged cables on UK railway
• The party’s not over as Princes’ top club returns
• Lawyers ban Royal coin designer’s 2012 souvenir
• The great corset all be down to the comeback--and it could economic squeeze
• Co-op’s ‘Del Boy car boot sale’ of drugs worth thousands
• £300m tycoon who rescued Barclays falls for The Body
• Scandal of pedigree cows whose udders are pumped full of gas -- then glued up
• A-listers who made it
• The Queen of Cool – a unique Jubilee tribute
• Beach volleyball? You’re better off gawping at Madame Lagarde
• From Iron Lady to Easy Rider...
• Why don’t you want our children to have as good an education as you, Nick?
• Thousands could beat parking fines after judge tackles £766k ‘Mr Clampit’
• I won’t raise a cup of warm wine to this posh pensioner
• Why I’m sure the Mafiosi who hanged myfather from Blackfriar­s Bridge are still at large ... in London
• School probed over claim it ‘helped pupils to cheat’
• Anger of Tory wife deemed too dim for top police job – by the party chairman
• Fill her up, please... petrol pump attendants are back
• I went from the Royalweddi­ng to a prison cell in Los Angeles
• Army has new secret weapon: the crook
• Margarita Beckett
• Fatal pub shooting ‘was not a random attack’
• Clegg and a memory lapse that the Tories won’t let him forget
• QUOTES of the week
• Is this the UK’S Most divided street?
• Unlucky in love Serena: I’ve given up on romance
• Women buy two-thirds of the books sold in Britain . . . so why is the literary world such a male chauvinist bastion?
• Jogging border supremo runs into trouble – and makes a citizen’s arrest
• Nazi mob lies in wait For England fans
• Madame Cyn at 80 ...and sin’s just a distant memory
• The richest vicar in Britain
• Buried treasure in HOLLYWOOD
• Have a high old Time – on the Caribbean’s ‘Tarzan tour’
• The richest place on Earth
• Forget the crisis ...you’ll still get a warm welcome in the land of Zeus
• The beach that melted Snow White’s heart
• Florida – the perfect place for a touching encounter...
• Recession fears rise for another quarter
• Shops fight Mastercard over fees
• Iceland chief leaves a £40m pension shortfall
• Bank governor hosts secretive summit on euro crisis
• ‘Too much’
• Footsie should unfriend some poor hopefuls
• Britons to sue Facebook over float chaos
• Virgin may go to court over Sky
• Horlick has romcom blockbuste­r in pipeline
• Taxpayers will be forced to foot the bill if Plan B ends in disaster
• Waterstone­s boss faces up to world of the e-reader
• Solar cell pioneer hits Las Vegas jackpot
• De Vere hotels move into the ‘affordable luxury’ market
• Claims firm has an ethical edge
• Asthma tests lift Synairgen 38%
• Pitiless austerity? Your exam starts now
• Bailey is probably on right track as his speech hits a nerve
• Willmott Dixon profit hit by spending cuts
• New code to safeguard older homeowners releasing cash
• Northern Rock mortgages sale blocks borrowers from further credit
• Mutual makes a mockery of democracy
• RBS takes over Santander’s ‘crown’ as the worst bank
• How to make the best of any fall in the base rate
• Britons now told: DON’T take wads of holiday euros
• Lies are the reality behind a 7% dream
• Imagine your retirement and help teach the value of saving for future
• We must be able to rely on bank receipts
• Teachers were pushing university... but I got a me to go to better offer
• I set up a market stall while friends were studying
• Our salon was the first in Britain to be run on renewable energy
• The unloved find a friend in M&G Recovery
• Can I Jump straight from a savings plan to Junior Isa?
• A rail jobsworth demanded I pay a £20 fine... but what could I do?
• Going for giant could send you contracts crashing
• Neil’s swimming pool problem opened the door to a new direction
• Punitive cost of childcare is holding British women back
• Anti-discrimina­tion laws could be repealed in war on red tape
• 2-FOR-1 VOUCHERS FOR FAMILY DAYS OUT
• 2-for-1 VOUCHERS FOR FAMILY DAYS OUT
• 2-for-1 VOUCHERS FOR FAMILY DAYS OUT
• What next for our borders – honesty boxes for terrorists?
• SKYGATE! TV chiefs move £260m investment after to protect their KP Twitter slur
• Roman’s race against time to lure Guardiola into a change of heart
• Tindall ready for final bow at Twickenham
• SUPER STRAUSS
• Why England are already shattered
• Poster girl Jess hits back after that ‘fat’ jibe
• Strauss the century maker does it again
• There’s nothing wrong with a little bit of aggro
• My big inspiratio­n
• Van Persie WILL be with us next season
• Hazard in the shop window at Wembley
• Long gives the Ireland carnival a head start
• We helped make Chelsea but we could be out of a kings of Europe job on June 30
• Simonsen put on spot as Town seal epic shootout
• Now Robshaw’s the mightiest Quin of all
• Bloodgate affair has finally been put to rest, insists O’shea
• I’ll never do the Splash again, pledges Ashton
• Drinking in the sights while ghosts of the true greats crowd in
• Scorching Schumacher!
• I’ll have a glass of wine and a packet of crisps when this classic race is all over
• I cried. I was a gibbering wreck. That’s when I knew it was all over
• Will a slumdog millionair­e be asked to light the flame?
• WATER LIBERTY!
• Reade on track despite missed chance
• Murray: I’m happiest when I go back home
• I’ll be in tears again if my brother wins the Derby...
• Smith puts weight behind Olympic bid
• Don’t worry about the Games, everything’s gonna be all right

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