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Linford Christie's niece has moved a step closer to becoming the first black Miss England after escaping from a car accident that almost ruined her chances of winning the title.
Read full article...Hundreds of victims of an £80million pyramid fraud are in denial that they have been ripped off, say police
Britain and France are to lobby governments for an international ban on the sale of bluefin tuna.
Bishops in the US have agreed in principle to services for same-sex partnerships, a move described as a severe blow to hopes of worldwide unity for the Anglican Church.
London man crushed to death after apparently climbing into a wheelie bin on a night out drinking was a respected maths teacher and rugby coach
Two teenagers were gunned down on a housing estate in a planned attack.
London was braced for more rain after torrential downpours caused flash floods and stranded thousands of commuters
A nurse worked two full-time jobs at NHS hospitals more than 150 miles apart without her bosses knowing her double life.
Survivors of the Camberwell tower block inferno have accused firefighters of failing to help those who lost their lives in the blaze.
One of London’s first double jeopardy killers was accused of manipulating the justice system by victim's mother
The deaths of four American soldiers overshadowed the US army’s withdrawal from towns and cities in Iraq
Two London landmarks have been short-listed for a national heritage award
Two previous victims of murderer Dano Sonnex who he subjected to separate armed robberies on the same day, today demanded to know why he had been released from jail early
A hospital trust has suspended tests for a fatal illness in children and launched an investigation after it wrongly gave a young girl the all-clear
Boris Johnson has scrapped plans to license rickshaws in the West End because of fears that passengers injured in accidents could launch legal claims against his office
MPs today attacked the BBC as "disgraceful" for refusing to reveal the pay deals of its top presenters
Academies are no better than conventional comprehensive schools, research suggests
A top London chef is being sued by a guest who was kept awake at night by banging heating pipes in a holiday cottage next to his Michelin-starred restaurant
A Spanish electrician who workmates nicknamed Manuel after the waiter in Fawlty Towers is set to receive thousands of pounds in compensation
A teenager left in a coma after a hit-and-run crash which killed her boyfriend has regained consciousness 15 days later.
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