David Hepher's pictures of tower blocks are stunning – but he tells Paul Barker he's a landscape not an architectural painter

David Hepher's pictures of London tower blocks are on show at Flowers Gallery. He explains why he's a landscape not an architectural painter

The Tottenham Hotspur manager, Harry Redknapp, admitted that he had such a "problem" with handwriting that he could not even "fill in a team sheet" and required an accountant to "run his life", a court heard yesterday in a dramatic fourth day of his trial for tax evasion.

Redknapp claims in court that he has a chaotic grasp of his own finances

One of schoolboy Damilola Taylor's killers who was recalled to jail after breaching the terms of his licence has been released.

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The office of a bishop is weighty in the Church. Charged with acting as a focus of unity and with upholding doctrine, the post is supposed to be prayerfully accepted rather than actively sought, which is why reports that the Dean of St Albans may sue the Church of England for discrimination over its refusal to make him a bishop will have shocked the Anglican hierarchy to its core.

A brutal rapist who terrorised elderly women in a suburb for more than a decade was told today he will live out his days behind bars.

Not since the war has growing food been so popular with 'townies', and many are now turning their hobby into a business

Police carried out a string of raids on suspected gang members yesterday as they continued to hunt for the killer of a teenager who was stabbed in Oxford Street on Boxing Day.

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David Cameron has been asked to speed up reforms to the scrap metal industry – including a ban on cash payments to sellers – to combat an epidemic of thefts, including of a sculpture by Barbara Hepworth from a London park.

Irreplaceable public artwork is latest item taken in a crimewave sweeping across Britain