Warsi: Some Pakistani men think young white girls are "fair game" for sex abuse
Some Pakistani men believe “white girls are fair game” for sexual abuse, the Cabinet Minister and Tory co-chairman Baroness Warsi says today.
London 2012 Olympics: Games will inspire generations to enjoy sports, says David Beckham
David Beckham predicted that the Olympics would “inspire generations” as the torch made its way to Britain.
Is this London's most pretentious art exhibition ever? Nothing to see at the Hayward
It will be the exhibition that isn’t there.
Barry George wrongly convicted of Jill Dando murder in fight for compensation
The man, who spent eight years in prison after being wrongly convicted of the murder of the TV presenter Jill Dando, is to fight a test case for compensation.
Leveson Inquiry: Jeremy Hunt's former special adviser Adam Smith to give evidence
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt's former special adviser Adam Smith will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next week, it was announced today.
Parking tickets soar as a mile of yellow lines in central London are swapped for signs
Hundreds of drivers are being caught by “a naked street parking con” after nearly a mile of double yellow lines were removed in central London.
Park killer who battered two elderly men to death in random attacks jailed for life
A sadistic double murderer who wore skull and crossbone gloves in a month-long campaign of random violence was jailed for a minimum of 35 years today.
Video: Amazing time-lapse footage shows progress at London Blackfriars
VIDEO: As engineering work finishes on the final two platforms at Blackfriars, watch this incredible time-lapse footage of work at the station.
David Cameron told: Put people first and build the estuary airport
Residents of west London today urged the Government to “put people first” as they backed plans to build a new airport in the Thames Estuary to solve Britain’s aviation crisis.
City Hall gives £30,000 golden goodbye to Tory Brian Coleman after he lost London Assembly vote
Conservative councillor Brian Coleman is to collect about £30,000 in golden goodbye payments after being voted out of City Hall.
New website lets you request refunds on your Oyster card
Millions of Tube passengers who are overpaying on Oyster pay-as-you-go cards will now be able to track their payments online and request refunds if there has been an error.
Follow the glitz and glamour as stars arrive for the 65th Cannes Film Festival
London's hip new villages, uncovered
Do you like your organic veg, fresh fish and artisan loaves with a large dollop of community spirit and a dash of bohemia? Thought so. You need to get yourself down to one of London's new villages
David Attenborough: Women are key to the planet's future
Sir David Attenborough tells Richard Godwin what led him to follow Frozen Planet with his new series, The Kingdom of Plants, for Sky and what he thinks of modern broadcasting styles
Fashion's wild child swings back into town
Images from London's 'original wild child of fashion photography' have gone on show in the capital.
How the heck is this blast from the past worth more than our Jessie J?
Past-it pop star Natasha Bedingfield is only one behind Florence Welch on the rich list... Yes, really.
Slash's second coming
Rock’s great reformed guitarist has a rollicking new album, a classy lead singer and some great songs — now it’s all about the music
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Sharpen your elbows for a night at rough-and-ready rib shack Pitt Cue, says Grace Dent
Grexit strategists
Complex trading algorithms could predict - or even cause - a eurozone meltdown. Simon English reports
The Google guestlist
Those who wonder where real power resides in today's internet age should head to The Grove hotel in Hertfordshire for Google's Zeitgeist.
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Joe Orton's anti-farce What the Butler Saw, at the Vaudeville
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Shares keep tumbling as Eurozone panic grows
London shares kept tumbling today as investor panic over the Eurozone grew and the German finance minister warned that the turmoil could continue for two years.
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Interview: Slash's second coming
Rock’s great reformed guitarist has a rollicking new album, a classy lead singer and some great songs — now it’s all about the music
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We'll win the Champions League for John Terry
Petr Cech today vowed to win the Champions League trophy for Chelsea captain John Terry and the three other players suspended for the final against Bayern Munich.
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Bets against Spain pile up as spectre of default looms
Bets against beleaguered Spain and its banks hit an all-time high today as alarm over the prospect of Greece pulling out of the euro kept the nation in the eye of the storm.
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Kate Moss snubbed... supermodel missing from Croydon Walk of Fame
Kate Moss may be a catwalk veteran, but she won't be doing a turn on the Walk of Fame that is being unveiled in her home town.
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I’m a one-woman personification of Greece
There isn’t much sympathy for Greece just now. The Germans, especially, like to talk about them having had this crisis coming, what with Greeks retiring at 50 from public service and awarding themselves 40 per cent extra wages in the eight years after joining the euro. I’m not inclined to take a censorious view. In fact, you could say I’m the very personification of Greece, or at least an object lesson in the costs of easy credit.
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London's hip new villages, uncovered
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In pictures: Chelsea prepare for Champions League final
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Action needed now on Romanian beggars who are turning Park Lane into an eyesore
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'Death threat' at London 2012 Olympics borough council meeting
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Life in jail for merciless pair who shot father-of-four dead in 'trivial' McDonald's row
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Public enemies: why Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton's favourite nightclub has closed
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London's latest Banksy: artwork springs up overnight on side of Turnpike Lane Poundland
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Securing the business and education legacy of London 2012
The 2012 Games will last just over a month, but thanks to Cisco, a legacy of business growth and educational excellence will last for years.
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