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Once I was working as a corporate lawyer, so I”ve seen both sides. Then I worked for a big rental agency and there have been many times when I helped them with the eviction of clients so that they could develop their properties and get higher rent rates. I realize my work was not just and thus I am not proud of my actions. However, my life got the right direction when I started working for the legal aid services of Oregon. Finally, I could look in the mirror again, I was no longer ashamed of my work, on the opposite - I feel proud of myself because I am doing the right thing - helping the poor.

There’s much more to them than nostalgia, writes Maria Fitzpatrick.

Bee Wilson on the pleasures of cabbage.

A meal for six in an hour for less than 35. By Annie Nichols.

When it’s good, Giaconda’s very, very good, says Zoe Williams. And when it’s bad well, let’s not go there

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Firemen have been sent on a 19000 trip to Greece to learn how to tackle bush fires.

The highestranking delegation of Chinese officials to visit Taiwan since 1949 has arrived in Taipei with the goal of signing important deals to bind the two sides together.

As the only superpower the USA had a unique responsibility to steward the world through the economic downturn says PM.

Britain has asked the European Union to increase efforts to block imports of products from Israeli settlements.

Teenagers who watch television programmes with strong sexual content are twice as likely to become or make a partner pregnant than those who do not a study suggests.

A teenage boy has stunned police with his boldness after he broke into a police station - and was promptly arrested.

Aid is starting to make its way into the Democratic Republic of Congo for the first time since fighting broke out more than a week ago causing thousands to flee.

The Dalai Lama has described as a “failure” efforts to hold progressive talks with China over the drive for greater automony for Tibet.

More than 870 people have killed themselves by mixing household chemicals and inhaling hydrogen sulfide gas so far this year.

Sacha Baron Cohen has gone undercover as his alter ego Bruno.

Lawyers for the three Islamist militants facing imminent execution for the 2002 Bali bombings have lodged a final appeal to save them from the firing squad.

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One world record smashed, one leg victory in the bag, and all achieved with
one man down, Brazilian Olympic inshore sailing wizard Torben Grael brought
Sweden’s Ericsson team’s offshore contender to an impressive win here
yesterday at the end of leg one of the Volvo round the world race from
Alicante.

By anyone’s judgement, Arsenal’s campaign for the 2008/9 Barclays Premier
League title looks in serious trouble.

Writing off a member of the so-called elite top four on the first weekend of
November might seem either wishful thinking (should one be a Tottenham
supporter, as in this case) or downright churlish. Yet the case for the
prosecution demanding Arsenal’s removal from the list of likely champions is
both extensive and merited.

His message came from the Orient, which ought to have meant it was shrouded in
mystery.

But in truth, Stirling Mortlock’s words could not have been clearer and more
precise for an expectant Irish audience.

England did not so much lose $20 million last night as hand it gift-wrapped to the Stanford Superstars on a golden platter. In an embarrassing display which demonstrated either that the money on offer – $1m a man – mattered too much or did not matter enough, they were humiliated.

Bottom against top was as one-sided as might have been expected for 70 minutes
in sodden north London yesterday evening, but Liverpool somehow managed to
turn victory into defeat and in doing so, throw away the Premier League
leadership. Chasing a sixth successive win, they led almost from the start
through Dirk Kuyt, only to concede an unlucky own goal by Jamie Carragher
with 20 minutes to play and then suffer a first defeat since March when
Roman Pavlyuchenko scored in added time.

Arsenal’s week went from bad to worse yesterday when they meekly succumbed to Stoke City here, blowing a substantial hole in their championship aspirations. By comparison to this, the late collapse against Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday was a night gilded with glory.

It must be hoped Triggs is in the mood for a good walk this morning. Roy Keane is in the habit of taking his dog for a hike when he has matters to brood on, and after this thrashing there is plenty for the Sunderland manager to contemplate.

It is not just the cracks they have provided in the Premier League hegemony which have made Hull such a welcome breath of east coast air this season. It is the sheer energy that the Yorkshire charabanc can provide on days like this. “We are ‘ull, we are ‘ull” their fans yelled for most of yesterday afternoon and it is a message their players ensured Manchester United will not be forgetting in hurry.

In a week when Sir Alex Ferguson raved about Dimitar Berbatov’s contribution to Manchester United, consider-ably harsher words were being said about him at his former club Tottenham. The Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, has revealed the moody Bulgarian refused to play in games against Sunderland and Chelsea, in which the team dropped five points during their worst-ever start to a season, culminating in Juande Ramos being sacked last weekend. Talking about Berbatov agitating for a move to United over the course of more than a year, Levy said: “We had a player that had refused to play two Premier League games for us, was having a detrimental impact on the dressing room and we’d known for a year that this player wanted out of this club.” Levy added: “I don’t think he treated the club with the respect we deserved. We put him on the map. He signed a long-term contract with this club and I think he should have stayed.” Indeed, he would have done had Ramos insisted, but the manager, having used him only briefly as a substitute at Middlesbrough on the first day of the season, decided to cut his losses. It should all add further spice to United’s visit to White Hart Lane on 13 December.

Manchester United will attempt to prevent Cristiano Ronaldo buying himself out of his current contract and leaving for Real Madrid by offering him an extension to it next summer. By the end of the season he will have served three years of his existing five-year deal, and at that point any player aged under 28 is allowed to break his contract by paying his club a sum equal to the wages on the remaining period. Estimating his salary at £120,000 per week, that would mean a fee of £12.48 million, well within Ronaldo’s capabilities as well as Real Madrid’s.

For one reason and another, the Hawthorns is becoming associated with stirring Premier League afternoons. In a game in which it was going to take something special to divert attention away from the referee Mike Jones, West Bromwich Albion and Blackburn Rovers achieved that feat.

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Nothing beats the blues better than an old-fashioned steamed pudding, and this week’s recipe from Delia Smith has the added bonus of a rich but simply made sauce.

Tessa Boase on a smart idea for getting seafood into schools.

Adrian Tierney-Jones visits The Bricklayer’s Arms, Putney, London SW15.

The shabby-chic decor evokes the subcontinent - less Empress of India than hippy trail, finds Jasper Gerard.

It’s time diners knew what chefs get up to in pursuit of sensation, writes Rose Prince.

Jonathan Ray in priase of port: pass it on from starboard too. Plus a special Telegraph reader offer on port, below.

Jonathan Ray picks three great buys.

Paul Gayler reveals how to make your food taste sublime. By Xanthe Clay.

Let”s face it. We can not all have the best lawyers out there. It is important to compare retainer fees. While you may be under the impression that you need the best lawyer out there, you simply may not be able to afford him or her. Instead of worrying about this though, consider instead what the lawyer”s record is and how well he can do his job for the amount of money he will charge you.

After 40 years of feeding the A-list, London’s secret celebrity hangout is to close. Jasper Gerard reports.

Catalina Stogdon on a robust alternative to chicken that packs a kick.

Tessa Boase meets a monk with a talent fro turning apples into gold.

Heston Blumenthal’s new cookery book costs 100 and is more suited to a laboratory than a kitchen. Who is it aimed at, wonders Xanthe Clay.

His restaurants have gone bust but it’s business as usual for chef Tom Aikens. Not so for his trail of unpaid suppliers. Neil Tweedie reports.

We may be tightening our belts financially, but there’s no reason to go without. With the reissue of her book Frugal Food, first published in the 1970s when Britain had its last harsh lesson in home economics, Delia Smith has the recipes that have stood the test of time.

Old-fashioned honeycomb mould

There is some question as to the legality of unauthorised overdraft charges. Penalty clauses (such as unauthorised overdraft charges) are illegal under breach of contract law. However, banks do have the right to claim damages from customers who breach their contract with the bank. To avoid going to court every time, most banks write these charges into the contract. They are then able to raise those charges at regular intervals.

Gloucester forward Luke Narraway says he hopes to have recovered from a hamstring injury and back playing within weeks.

Histon striker Danny Wright is relieved to have grabbed two goals in Tuesday’s 5-2 win over Durham City.

Spinner Johan Botha is set to lead South Africa for the first time in Friday’s one-day international against Kenya.

Bradford City’s Joe Colbeck is ruled out of action until the new year with a broken foot.

Tranmere boss Ronnie Moore accuses Stockport’s Leon McSweeney of deliberately getting Andy Taylor sent off in the 0-0 draw.

The England and Wales Cricket Board is to launch an urgent review into the $20m Stanford Super Series, BBC Sport understands.

Leiston are through to the FA Cup first round proper for the first time in the club’s history after stunning Lewes.

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Xabi Alonso’s first-half goal ended Chelsea’s 86-game unbeaten home league
record and put Liverpool three points clear at the top of the Barclays
Premier League.

Portsmouth have insisted they did everything in their power to keep Harry
Redknapp as manager at Fratton Park and that there was no question of them
snatching a £5million compensation offer from Tottenham in order to ease an
alleged poor financial position at the south coast club.

After employing four different foreign managers and two directors of football
in the past decade, Tottenham have gone back to basics by putting East
Londoner Harry Redknapp in charge after sacking Juande Ramos, his coaching
staff and the much criticised Damien Comolli, who had been expected to be
made the scapegoat for the worst start to a season in the club’s history.
Redknapp confirmed early this morning that he has accepted the job after
Spurs paid Portsmouth £5 million compensation for his services. He will be
at White Hart Lane this afternoon as they attempt to gain a first victory of
the campaign against Bolton Wanderers.

One of the attractions of sport is how an apparently lost cause can be retrieved against all expectation. Once Manchester United scored midway through the first half yesterday, going on to achieve effortless dominance before the half-time interval, they seemed certain to be heading for the usual victory at Goodison – an eighth in nine visits – and temporarily, at least, for the top three of the Premier League.

The suffering in between has been too great to say it was worth the wait, but 28 years, six months and three weeks after they last did so, Sunderland beat Newcastle United at home yesterday. The victory sparked a pitch invasion on the final whistle, which turned ugly as rival fans clashed at the thinly-segregated away end, and which will get Sunderland into trouble with the authorities, but jubilation will not be denied Wearside. “If you think I’m going to sit here and criticise Sunderland supporters, you’re wrong,” Roy Keane said afterwards.

It’s there in black and white and, on this evidence, it’s thoroughly deserved; only goal difference now separates Hull City from the Premier League summit. Today’s Chelsea v Liverpool game ensures that some daylight will be re-established but it will take more, much more, to shake Hull’s fans from the fantasy world which they now inhabit.

While the football authorities might have been hoping that Thaksin Shinawatra – originally deemed a fit and proper person to own a Premier League club – would be found not guilty of corruption at his trial in Thailand, there is considerable relief that he had managed to dispose of Manchester City before the verdict was announced last Tuesday. Flimsy as they are, the “fitand proper person” tests employed by the Football Association and Premier League could hardly give carte blanche to someone sentenced to two years’ imprisonment in his own country, which is now seeking his extradition from Britain after he skipped bail to return here. Intriguingly, it emerges that City and Thaksin were both advised that the way the wind was blowing in Thailand, it would be impossible for him to continue as the club’s owner. Hence the hasty sale to the vastly richer Abu Dhabi United Group, which suited all parties. Richard Scudamore, the chief executive of the Premier League, says in defence of his organisation: “Don’t underestimate the role the football authorities played in that.” Better late than never.

It was a night of stereotypes. The rain and wind hurtled in from the Pennines, the football was hard and unyielding and all that was needed to complete the Lowry landscape was a few people in clogs. Oh, and to keep up with tradition, Middlesbrough conceded a goal in theclosing minutes.

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Liverpool and Chelsea fly the Premier League flag in Europe on Wednesday evening.

AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has confirmed the club hope to sign David Beckham on a short-term loan.

Warren Gatland, Shaun Edwards and Rob Howley have been confirmed as part of Ian McGeechan’s backroom staff for the Lions.

Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas has revealed he was approached by an Italian club over the summer.

Tottenham defender Michael Dawson has denied a charge of improper conduct following his sending off at Stoke.

Camilo Villegas has revealed he is contemplating playing on both the PGA and European Tours next season.

Newcastle’s Joey Barton has vowed to repay the club for the troubles he has brought them.

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Sometimes couples who divorce decide to get back together again. They may even wish to remarry for a variety of reasons, including having children together, religious or traditional views, taxes, or handling property and bills. Do they just get married again, like they did the first time? Yes, they can certainly do that.