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Daily Mail: Drivetime Classic Hits is a 2005 compilation featuring 15 of what they consider are some of the best classic hit songs to listen to when the sun is up. This was released by The Daily Mail of England.

Daily Mail: Love Legends is a 2003 compilation of songs that are legends in the genre called love but is there a genre called love? No. This was released by the British publication The Daily Mail.

Daily Mail: Disco Greats is a somewhat odd compilation CD released in 2003 by British publication The Daily Mail because some of these songs aren't disco. One is an outright country music classic but you may be into hearing them all together.

The Daily Mail Online is the world's most popular English-language online newspaper, with some 200 million unique monthly visitors and around 900 new articles published daily. With this volume of content, posting an article needs to be as smooth and intuitive as possible, with a completely inline WYSIWYG editing experience and an easy drag-and-drop approach to images, videos, tables and other graphical elements.

Discover the secret history of the paper that has shaped Britain and taken over the world. Perhaps because of the power and fear that the Daily Mail commands, this is the first book to provide an unauthorized account of the newspaper with more global readers than any other. With a gripping personality-led narrative, informed by sources near the top of the paper, Mail Men investigates the secret behind the Mail’s extraordinary longevity and commercial success.

Solid Gold Volume Three: Sweet Soul Music is a 2004 compilation of prized soul music from the 1960's and 1970's. It is the third volume in The Daily Mail's Solid Gold series going into different genres and this is the soul music edition.

Saturday Night, Sunday Morning is a 2CD compilation released in 2005 where one was given to people on one day, the other given the next day. Or something like that. This was released by The Daily Mail.

Praise for 'Prince Harry: Brother, Soldier, Son':
'A good read … this is a book about what it is like to have your world implode when you are 13 years old, to grow up as the 'spare' of a famously dead mother, to be a normal bloke in an utterly abnormal position' Telegraph
'Royal biographer Penny Junor goes beneath the cliches in her new book, Prince Harry' Express
'The kind of authoritative, compassionate and revealing royal biography we have come to expect from Penny' Choice magazine
'Junor's unique access to those close to the Royal family has enabled her to build up an intimate portrait' Daily Mail