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Passer-by pulls baby and toddler from blazing flat

22.09.09

Latest: Passing worker rescued a newborn baby and a toddler from a burning building as their parents screamed for help... more

Walthamstow greyhounds are still seeking homes a year on

17.08.09

More than 40 greyhounds are still homeless a year after Walthamstow Stadium closed and are in kennels... more

Finally six are recognised for bravery on 7/7

31.12.08

People caught up in the 7 July bombings have been recognised for their bravery with New Year honours... more

�180m negligence payouts in 3 years

30.10.08

The true scale of compensation payments to London NHS patients has emerged... more

Beckhams' housekeeper rejects claims he stole from them as 'nonsense'

14.10.08

David and Victoria Beckham's housekeeper described allegations that he and his wife stole property from the couple and tried to sell it on eBay as "fabricated nonsense"... more

Step back in time to castles and palaces

09.07.08

Go back in time to a land of fairytale castles, battleships or Victorian drudgery. Daralyn Danns looks at the places that bring history and heritage alive.... more

Kidney patient saved by his perfect sister

10.06.08

A city banker who almost died after suffering sudden kidney failure is alive today thanks to his sister... more

Doh! Jade Goody burgled to tune of 56,000...'after leaving window open'

30.05.08

Reality television star Jade Goody - the woman who made a career out of her lack of intelligence - was counting the cost of a �56,000 burglary today... more

Five to try: Restaurants that have gone green

19.03.08

The demand for guilt-free, environmentally friendly eating is ever-increasing. Here are a few restaurants that are top of the game as far as green menus are concerned.... more

Rise of London's young-gun restaurateurs

24.01.07

They won't win Michelin stars today but this crop of rising stars are ones to watch, says William Sitwell.... more

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As he wins the outstanding newcomer prize at the Evening Standard theatre awards for his role as Othello, Lenny Henry has come a long way from black and white minstrels
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Jedward, voted off the X-Factor this weekend, are the most obvious proponents of the sticky-uppy look - but the style crosses boundaries of age, gender, sexuality and taste, says Nick Curtis

Sky in plot to hire students on the cheap

Sky News is currently recruiting students as reporters for its coverage of next year's general election. However, the opportunity doesn't quite seem so appealing

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