Well both problems in IE6 are because it's triggering quirks mode and using the broken box model. If you remove <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> from the start of the document it should detect the doc type and switch to strict mode. Of course this won't fix it under IE 5, if you want to fix that you'll have to use a box model hack to declare a different widths for IE.
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