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NightJack blogger Richard Horton to sue The Times over email hacking
Friday 13 April 2012
A detective unmasked as the writer of an anonymous blog after a Times journalist hacked into his email is suing the paper for damages, his solicitor has said.
A Dangerous Method, David Cronenberg, 100 mins (15)
Sunday 12 February 2012
Do go through, Fräulein Knightley – the doctor will undress you now
Rupert Cornwell: The mysterious case of the New Jersey Five
Sunday 27 November 2011
Out of America: After acquittal of prime suspect, fate of teenage boys who vanished in 1978 is as unclear as ever
How the Girl Guides Won the War, By Janie Hampton
Sunday 10 July 2011
Crikey! Hitler didn't know what he was up against
Senator John Ensign quits over affair
Saturday 23 April 2011
Nevada Republican John Ensign, who admitted having an extramarital affair with a campaign staff member, has announced that he will resign from the US Senate on 3 May.
Route unveiled for 2012 Olympics time trial
Wednesday 09 March 2011
Hampton Court Palace is to host the start and finish of the London Olympics time-trial, 2012 organisers said today.
Route unveiled for 2010 Olympics time trial
Wednesday 09 March 2011
Hampton Court Palace is to host the start and finish of the London Olympics time-trial, 2012 organisers said today.
Last Night's TV - When God Spoke English: the Making of the King James Bible, BBC4; Royal Upstairs Downstairs, BBC2; The Story of Variety with Michael Grade,BBC4
Tuesday 08 March 2011
The power and the crowning glory
'Girls learn so much better without boys'
Thursday 11 November 2010
Gillian Low, the new president of the Girls' Schools Association, tells Richard Garner why she supports single-sex education – and what she believes state schools can learn from the private sector
Peers suspended from Lords over expenses claims
Thursday 21 October 2010
Three peers were given lengthy suspensions from the House of Lords today after wrongly claiming thousands of pounds in expenses.
Peers face suspension after expenses probe
Monday 18 October 2010
Three peers were facing lengthy suspensions from parliament today after sleaze inquiries found they had wrongly claimed tens of thousands of pounds in expenses.
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