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'Tapas Seven' to be re-interviewed in review of Madeleine McCann abduction

The seven friends who dined with Kate and Gerry McCann on the night of Madeleine's disappearance while they were on holiday in Portugal almost five years ago were central witnesses in the case.
British foreign aid: India tells Britain 'we don't need the peanuts you offer us'

It is also claimed that Pranab Mukherjee and other Indian ministers tried to reject the money - around £280million a year - from the UK in 2011, but the British Government 'begged' them to take the money.
JFK took the virginity of White House intern, 19, leading to a 'passionate 18-month affair'

Mimi Alford, now a 69-year-old grandmother, tells how JFK (pictured) led her into 'Mrs Kennedy’s room' at the White House during a personal tour, where he proceeded to have sex with her.
Lib Dem MP at centre of cat-knapping case to have second child with his mistress

John Hemming, 51, hit the headlines when his estranged wife was found guilty of stealing lover Emily Cox's kitten. The MP, who represents Yardley Wood in Birmingham, already has a young daughter, Isobel, with lover Emily Cox.
Facebook IPO: 'If you're in a position to lose money and want to speculate, go ahead'

Some investors are warning the expected $75 to $100 billion Facebook IPO may overreach its growth potential and recommend lest riskier investments like Microsoft instead.
Vickie Holdcraft charged with homicide after sister Priscilla Frieberger 'rots to death'

Priscilla Frieberger, pictured, could not move from her chair where she lived in Indiana, and eventually her rotting skin started to stick to the chair's fabric.
Window cleaner is caught on camera reaching into bedroom to steal a credit card

Thieving Leighton Cuthbert swung from his ladder and leaned into an open bedroom window at Adrian Neal's home in Telford to grab a credit card - which he used on a £150 spending spree.
London 2012 Olympics: Internet 'meltdown' warning as experts predict overload

In a document called Preparing your business for the Games, it warns companies they could lose their internet connection and mobile phone coverage between July 27 and August 12.
Husband, 100, and wife, 99, who have been together 82 years

Loved-up Lionel and Ellen Buxton, from Dover, are one of the country's oldest married couples having tied the knot in 1936, and 75 years later are still going strong.

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Evening Standard - Entertainment

The Changeling, Young Vic - review
First night: Jam, jelly and custard do not usually play a large part in The Changeling. The opening night shows a messy approach to a tale of tragedy and vengeance
Hot tickets: weekend gigs, exhibitions and comedy
What to see and where to go this weekend...
More tickets to see Hockney blockbuster
The Royal Academy is to release more advance tickets for its blockbuster exhibition of David Hockney landscapes after the first batch sold out within weeks
Wayne McGregor/Candoco/Hofesh Shechter, Sadler's Wells - review
At first sight this evening was a pretty disparate bit of packaging. An excerpt from Wayne McGregor's FAR was followed by Set and Reset/Reset, Candoco Dance Company's reworking of an Eighties minimalist classic by Trisha Brown
My play's a big noise at Old Vic but I thought no one would stage it
It has become the highest-grossing Old Vic show since Kevin Spacey took over at the theatre's helm
Philharmonia/Masur, Festival Hall - review
Looking frail - he will be 85 this year - and exhibiting a worrying tremor, Masur chose to stand throughout a taxing programme
Panic! At the Disco, O2 Academy Brixton - review
Fresh, focused and not afraid to experiment, Panic! At the Disco's two-hour set proved they remain slightly irritating, but grudgingly good
Migrations, Tate Britain - review
Migrations, a novel arrangement of Tate's British collection with a few choice loans, shows just how indebted our culture is to overseas artists
CDs of the week: Paul McCartney, Maverick Sabre and Tania Maria
Our critics guide you through the week's best new releases...

Mirror

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Snow pictures: Sledging and snowmen as UK is turned into winter wonderland
Snowmen, sledging and snowball fights have been the order of the day after the UK woke up to snow in most parts of the country.
Why the love affair with David Beckham shows no sign of letting up
As I watched David Beckham on Jonathan Ross this weekend, I realised that there is another reason why he causes grown women to gather round and make disgustingly clichéd girl noises the second he appears on screen, before developing actual goosebumps when all he’s said is ‘Hi Jonathan’ (just me?)
Cisse fires home Newcastle winner
Papiss Demba Cisse paid off the first instalment of his transfer fee as he fired Newcastle to a 2-1 Barclays Premier League victory over Aston Villa.
Video of baby playing table tennis a YouTube hit
Table tennis playing baby Jamie has become a viral hit after video footage of him wielding a bat was posted on YouTube.
Rangers suffer cup KO
Rangers plunged deeper into crisis after crashing out of the William Hill Scottish Cup as goals from Gavin Gunning and Johnny Russell secured a 2-0 win for Dundee United at Ibrox.
I didn't dive for penalty - Johnson
Adam Johnson insists he did not take a dive to set up Manchester City's latest Barclays Premier League triumph.
Wenger demands consistency
Arsene Wenger challenged his Arsenal side to find consistency again after romping to a first Barclays Premier League win of 2012 as they thrashed 10-man Blackburn 7-1 at Emirates Stadium.
England need second-highest run chase in Test history for unlikely win over Pakistan
England at last saw the back of Azhar Ali, but still need to pull off the second-highest run chase in their Test history to avoid a 3-0 whitewash against Pakistan.
Queen and Prince Philip wrap up warm for church service on eve of Diamond Jubilee
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh braved the cold and snow today to attend a church service on the eve of the monarch's Diamond Jubilee anniversary.

Daily Star

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Bomb plotters are my students, admits Choudary

HARDLINE Islamist preacher Anjem Choudary taught six of the nine fanatics jailed last week for plotting to bomb London.
Kel's BGT warning to Alesha Dixon

KELLY Brook last night told Alesha Dixon she has made a mistake by leaving Strictly Come Dancing for Britain's Got Talent.
Barclays 'set to reveal pay cuts'

Barclays will reportedly attempt to defend itself against "banker bashing" this week by revealing that it has cut pay and met targets for lending to businesses.
Summit tackles 'whiplash epidemic'

A summit of top cabinet ministers are to discuss ways to slash the number of whiplash claims forcing up car insurance premiums in Britain.
Tycoon 'planning Peacocks rescue'

A Pakistani billionaire is reported to be working on a surprise bid to rescue fashion chain Peacocks from administration.
Russia and China block Syria action

Arab countries should push ahead with action to end the violence in Syria, William Hague urged, promising the backing of Western countries after Russia and China blocked United Nations support.
Greening to oppose rail bonuses

The Transport Secretary is to vote against bonuses for top Network Rail executives at the firm's AGM this week, she revealed.
Orca legal bid 'a strategic error'

A legal bid to free five orcas from captivity on the grounds they are enslaved in violation of the US constitution is a "strategic error", conservationists warned.
Farron condemns non-elected Lords

Liberal Democrat president Tim Farron has compared the legitimacy of the British Government to the brutal Syrian regime because of the unelected House of Lords.