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SIR MICK JAGGER has finally made peace with ex-wife Jerry Hall, six years after their divorce. In Streets Of Love, a track on the Rolling Stones' latest album dedicated to the Texan model, Mick apologises for his womanising. The 62-year-old rocker, who fathered a secret love child during his nine-year marriage to Jerry, croons: 'The awful truth is really sad. I must admit I was awful bad.' While Jerry said she was 'flattered' by his song, when interviewed on London's LBC radio, she recently p...

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Bali Bomber: Did Britain Train Him?

THE bomb attacks that killed at least 25 and injured 100 on the Indonesian holiday island of Bali yesterday are feared to be the work of a terrorist who trained at a British university. The co-ordinated attacks which ripped through at least three restaurants popular with Western tourists may have been the work of bomb-maker Azahari Husin, the expert behind the bombing that claimed 202 lives on Bali nearly three years ago to the day.

Fo Warns Britons to Stay Out of the Area

BRITONS were advised by the Foreign Office last night not to travel to the region affected by the bomb attacks under any circumstances. A spokeswoman for the department said it was sending an emergency deployment team from Hong Kong and supplementing this with staff from London.

Firing Squad for Captured Bomb Gang

THE mastermind behind the 2002 attack on Bali, Mukhlas Imron, was sentenced later to death by firing squad along with four other conspirators. Since then, however, the group responsible, Jemaah Islamiah, has been tied to at least two other bombings in Indonesia, both in the capital, Jakarta.

Face of the Demolition Man ; Police Hunt for the Former Reading University Student Blamed for a Series of Shocking Attacks That Have Killed and Maimed Hundreds

THE explosions on the paradise island of Bali yesterday are likely to have been the work of a group closely linked to Al Qaeda, and a bomb-maker who studied at the University of Reading. Now known as the 'Demolition Man', Dr Azahari Husin, 46, studied at Reading during the late Eighties and obtained his doctorate in engineering in 1990.

Tourist Industry Faces Up to a New Crisis

THE latest outrage will deal another blow to Bali's ailing tourist industry. More than three quarters of islanders depend on holidaymakers for their income working as beach vendors, hoteliers and taxi drivers.

Blast Victim Families 'Appalled' at New Carnage

THE families of some of the 26 Britons who died in the 2002 Bali bombings said last night they are 'appalled' by the latest blasts. UK Bali Bombings Victims Group spokeswoman Susannah Miller said: 'Our hearts go out to the people who have been injured or who have lost loved ones.

Mp: This Is a Terrible Reminder of Last Bomb

CONSERVATIVE MP Tobias Ellwood lost his brother Jonathan, 37, in the Bali bombings in 2002. He said of the latest attack: 'This is a horrible reminder to me of what happened three years ago.

Paddy's Palace in the Balkans for Sale

Paddy'spalace in the Balkans PADDY ASHDOWN has put the Bosnian lakeside villa that he bought three years ago for a knockdown Pounds 30,000 on the market for an estimated Pounds 250,000. The ex-Liberal Democrat leader has spent about Pounds 70,000 doing up the interior of the property, dubbed Paddy's Palace by locals.

Airport Stand-Off As Angry Andrew Refuses to Be Screened

PRINCE ANDREW became entangled in an extraordinary stand-off with Australian airport staff after they told him he would not be allowed to board an aircraft unless he went through a security scanner. Airport managers and security chiefs had to be called when Andrew, who was heading for a flight to New Zealand, made it clear he would not be subjected to the ten-second scan.

Robinson: Come Back Dallaglio ; Rugby

ENGLAND head coach Andy Robinson has urged Lawrence Dallaglio to end his international retirement. Robinson named five uncapped players in his squad for the autumn internationals last week.

England's Greening Calls Time On Career

FORMER England hooker Phil Greening will announce next week that he is quitting rugby. The Wasps player has been plagued by injuries since winning the last of his 24 caps four years ago. The latest, a ruptured tendon in a big toe suffered last season while winning the Premiership playoff final against Leicester, has failed to respond to treatment.

Ryan so Relieved As Ospreys Fall

A TRY at each end of this Powergen Cup encounter saw Gloucester home against an Ospreys side missing star names through injury. The Ospreys went to Kingsholm for this Anglo-Welsh battle with a big reputation after winning the Celtic League last season but shorn of some of the biggest names in Welsh rugby.

Cohen's Double Serves As a Reminder to Robinson

BEN COHEN fired Andy Robinson a don't-forget-me call with a two- try salvo to kick-start Northampton's season. The World Cup winner rejected by Robinson in his new-look England squad was at the forefront of a onesided Powergen Cup victory with tries in the eighth and 29th minutes.

Barkley's Marksmanship Rescues Bath

OLLY BARKLEY rescued Bath's Powergen Cup campaign after Bristol threatened to pull off one of the shocks of the season. In a week when Barkley was left out of the England squad, he produced an exemplary second-half kicking display to finish off a second-string Bristol side that had taken a 10-8 lead.

Ferrie Aims to Join the Heroes of Ashington

KENNY FERRIE can write another glorious chapter in the book of Ashington-born sporting talents today. Famous as the birthplace of football legends Jackie Milburn and the Charlton brothers, the former Northumberland mining town has also given us England Ashes hero Steve Harmison.