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Urban growth: A gardening guru is getting children hooked on the joys of growing fruit and vegetables
Saturday 28 April 2012
Tom Moggach has a way of falling silent in the middle of a sentence, as though he's just remembered something he ought to be doing. When it first happened, I fully expected that he'd excuse himself from our conversation and dash out of his house into north London's busy streets. He has plenty of reasons to do so.
Diplomat is left partially blind after being mugged in London cemetery
Monday 23 April 2012
A senior British diplomat has been left partially blind by a mugging just a month before he was due to take up his post as Governor of Bermuda.
In court: student who had brain op after police clash
Wednesday 28 March 2012
A student who suffered severe head injuries during clashes with police during a demonstration against the rise in university tuition fees was "intent" on confrontation, a court heard yesterday.
Sentamu favourite to succeed Rowan Williams in Canterbury
Friday 16 March 2012
With Rowan Williams set to step down as Archbishop of Canterbury after ten years in the job, attention is already turning to who might replace him as head of the 77 million-strong Anglican Communion – with Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York the early favourite.
Police raid 'gangs' after stabbings
Wednesday 07 March 2012
Suspected gang members were arrested in raids in a "robust" police response to a spate of stabbings.
Teenagers fail in fees challenge
Friday 17 February 2012
Two teenagers who want to go to university have failed in their High Court bid to overturn regulations introducing the coalition Government's proposed increase in tuition fees.
Shooting victims were 'lucky to live'
Tuesday 07 February 2012
A five-year-old girl was "happily playing" in a shop when she was hit by gunfire and left permanently paralysed, the Old Bailey heard yesterday.
Five-year-old girl 'died twice' in shooting that left her paralysed
Tuesday 07 February 2012
A five-year-old girl was "happily playing" in a shop when she was hit by gunfire and left permanently paralysed, the Old Bailey heard yesterday.
Globejotter: The London Eye, Journeys of Distinction, The Cuties and Pals
Sunday 22 January 2012
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Movin' on up! Stars take to the skies
Friday 13 January 2012
Pop music used to belong in dive bars and basements. But, says Elisa Bray, today's acts are more interested in getting high
Alice Jones: Sometimes, a little investment can go a long way
Saturday 17 December 2011
Some may sniff about "gentrification" but nothing of Granville Arcade's old spirit has been lost
Alice Jones: It only takes a little imagination to bring a ghost town back to life
Saturday 17 December 2011
Two years ago, Granville Arcade, in the far reaches of Brixton market, was a ghost town.
Cruise follows Protocol for premiere
Wednesday 14 December 2011
Tom Cruise delighted fans who had waited for him in blistering cold last night as he arrived at the London premiere of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.
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