Victoria Pendleton, Shahanur Rahman,10, from Rotherfield Primary School, Jamie Oliver, Ellie May Farrelly,10, from Rotherfield Primary School and Kirstie Allsopp at a Jamie Oliver Food Revolution Day street party.

Jamie Oliver has compared unhealthy packed lunches with child abuse and said the Government should do more to improve school meals.

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Review: The Clove Club, Shoreditch Town Hall, 380 Old Street, London EC1

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Gemma McCluskie's mutilated body was found floating in the Regent's Canal in east London

Brother jailed for life for murdering ex-EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie before dumping body in canal

The brother of former EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie was today sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 20 years for killing her.

Gemma McCluskie went missing in March

Former EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie 'was killed after row about overflowing sink'

Former EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie was beaten to death by her brother after a row over an overflowing sink, a court heard today.

A monochrome licence is £49, around one third the cost of a colour licence

Thousands are still turned on by black and white tellies

When describing purchasers of the latest media gadgetry we speak of the tech-savvy “early adopters” and the more mainstream “late adopters”. But there are also those who still like nothing more than to settle down for the evening in front of the old black and white telly.

Tourists gather underneath the pyramid of Chichen Itza in Merida, southern Mexico

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Huge Olympic effect on value of homes in London's East End

Prices have risen by over £200 a week since London was awarded the Olympic Games

Room Service: Thompson Belgraves, London

Belgraves, which occupies the former Sheraton Belgravia, is the first European venture for Thompson Hotels, a group that made its name with a collection of boutique properties in Manhattan. Its US hotels are known for design-led chic, though they retain a level of affordability, and Belgraves follows the same model.

Pre-Globe Shakespeare theatre unearthed in London

Archaeologists in London have discovered the remains of an early playhouse used by William Shakespeare's company where Romeo and Juliet and Henry V were first performed.

Roy Hodgson has ordered his squad to rest before Euro 2012

Hodgson 1, Sponsors 0 as players told to rest

Nike event is kicked into touch but Ferdinand row continues to hang over England manager

The Oranges and Lemons garden is in the courtyard of St Leonard's Church - renowned for the Bells of Shoreditch in the nursery rhyme 'Oranges and Lemons'

If the Chelsea Flower Show is too posh for you, try the Chelsea Fringe

Of particular interest is the Oranges and Lemons Garden in Shoreditch, created with help from The Independent on Sunday

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