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On the ground: On a friendly street with a terrible secret - the terraced house where four-year-old Daniel Pelka was starved, abused and left to die

They were Tarmacing the pavements down the narrow street in north Coventry, much to the irritation of groups of bike-riding schoolchildren enjoying the start of a hot, glorious summer holiday.

The Scales of Justice above the Old Bailey

Two jurors jailed for contempt of court over use of internet during trials

One posted Facebook comments that he wanted to 'F*** up a paedophile' and the other Googled a case

Luis Suarez pictured on Liverpool's pre-season tour

Transfer news: Luis Suarez should come to Arsenal, says Lukas Podolski

Should a deal be completed it would mean more competition for the German forward

Keith Blakelock was murdered 20 years ago

Man in court charged with murder of PC Keith Blakelock

A 44-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of PC Keith Blakelock, the officer who was stabbed to death during the Broadwater Farm riots in 1985.

New Scotland Yard, the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police

29-year-old man arrested after body is found in suitcase

'We are also interested in hearing from anyone concerned about young adult females who have gone missing,' say police

New Scotland Yard, the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police

Mystery surrounds female corpse found in suitcase in Hendon, north London

Body found in a wooded area in north west London near a primary school

Keith Blakelock was murdered 20 years ago

PC Keith Blakelock murder: New suspect to be charged

Police are close to charging a man with the murder of policeman Keith Blakelock during the Broadwater Farm riots 28 years ago, it was reported today.

Travel Click firm goes bust on busiest week of year for holidaymakers

As Britain's busiest week of the year for outbound holidaymakers gets under way, the first significant travel-company collapse of the summer has taken place.

British muslim Maajid Nawaz is the country's most famous former Islamist fanatic

Former Islamist Maajid Nawaz to fight marginal parliamentary seat for Lib Dems in 2015 election

A former activist in the radical Islamic group Hizb ut-Tahrir has been chosen to fight a marginal parliamentary seat for the Liberal Democrats.

A chapter on writing erotic fiction is to feature in the 'Writers' & Artists' Yearbook' for the first time following the success of EL James' 'Fifty Shades of Grey' (pictured)

Fifty Shades of Grey inspires new chapter on erotic fiction in Bloomsbury Writers' and Artists' Yearbook

A well-established handbook for writers and artists is to include a chapter on writing erotic fiction for the first time.

Gareth Bale has three years left on his contract at Tottenham

Andre-Villas Boas insists Gareth Bale will not be leaving Tottenham for Real Madrid this summer

Spurs boss adament that Welsh star will stay with the club amid constant speculation that he will leave

The Fish & Chip Shop, 189 Upper Street, Islington, London

Des McDonald's name is legendary in the food business – the legends in question being Midas and Croesus. When Nick Lander published The Art of the Restaurateur last year, McDonald was one of its stars. An Irish baker's son, he opened two restaurants in the City of London by the age of 22 and become executive chef of Caprice Holdings, founded by Chris Corbin and Jeremy King, the chaps who triumphantly revamped The Ivy, Scotts of Mayfair, Le Caprice and J Sheekey.

Arsene Wenger backed to stay at Arsenal beyond 18 years

Chief executive Ivan Gazidis plays down delay in coming to an agreement

Ever since the transport authorities in Madrid began selling sponsorship rights to their subway system, London Underground has gone a bit LOL-tastic

Change at Victoria's Secret for Hackney Wickes: What if the London Underground took sponsorship seriously?

Ever since the transport authorities in Madrid began selling sponsorship rights to their subway system, London Underground has gone a bit LOL-tastic.

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