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Wednesday 21 November 2007

Alistair Darling; Data on 15m benefits claims 'lost by Customs'

Darling fights to keep job after data loss

Chancellor apologises for exposing 25 million to fraud but insists he will stay on.

The fraudsters | The inquiry | Sketch

Ex-Rhodesian PM Ian Smith dies | Obituary

Warren Jeffs jailed for forcing girl to marry

NEWS

Trafficker 'had Madeleine'

Man says he saw girl handed over after abduction.

Giant sea scorpion found

Sweet Caroline revealed

SPORT

England must deliver

Steve McClaren makes bold choices for Croatia.

Rain rescues England

Johnson snubs England

BUSINESS

Fed sparks volatility

The Fed's close call on rates raises fears for the US.

Credit squeeze may worsen

Britain's influential Yanks

TELEGRAPH COMMENT

Jeff Randall: Darling must long for days of obscurity

Charlie Whelan: Brown has suffered worse than this

Jan Moir: The Queen always knows what's right

YOUR VIEW

Chris Huhne answers your questions

Is our data safe in the Government's hands?

ARTS AND FEATURES

Costly Christmas

Sending your child to see Santa may cost more than you'd think...

Christmas 2007 in full

Under siege

The Green Belt is no longer sacrosanct, says Clive Aslet.

More Village Britain

Posh but poor

Harriet Carew mulls over James's ultimatum.

Cover up

One coat is not enough this winter, says Clare Coulson.

Ask Hilary

Pray for Broadway

What can break the deadlock in the US entertainment crisis?

The Sofa; The Departed

FAMILY

Life swap

What your househusband really does while you're at work.

Love your pub

STAGE

Crudely good

Charles Spencer
spots a rising
star at The
Dysfunckshonalz.

Arts Column

Princess Beatrice with her mother, the former Duchess of York

FASHION

Simply Bea

Why Princess Beatrice reigns over a glamorous social scene.

Body Beautiful

TRAVEL

One ship too many

Are cruise ships ruining the Caribbean's loveliest islands and Europe's finest cities? Jane Archer investigates.

Cruising homepage

Your view: do cruise passengers ruin destinations?

YOUR MONEY

Investing in books

It's non-fiction: investors can gain volumes from buying first editions.

Data 'lost in the post'

Should you be spooked by the loss of 25 million child benefit details?

Send us your questions

TELEGRAPH BLOGS

"It is said that Delia Smith baked the cake for the album cover of the Rolling Stones' Let it Bleed. But some say that this is an urban myth."

Christopher Howse

Odd words from across the world: Ceri Radford, Two-faced cats: Matthew Moore, Norfolk nostalgia: Stefania Kaznowska, The Cod Delusion: Plum Tart

TELEGRAPH TV & TALK

Sea turtles in Mexico are back from the brink of extinction

Swan fights off rival

France goes on strike

EDITOR'S CHOICE

At last, the lost home of Rome's founders

David Blair: Those who cannot help Palestine

Democrats to reclaim country music

Crossing America

An Oxford don's widow and her Stalinist past

Most Influential Americans in Britain