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Passengers' fury as rail season tickets set to rise by more than £500 a year

16.08.11
Commuters reacted with outrage when rail bosses said they would be hit with record season ticket rises of up to £560 in January - with more to come... more

We're praying for a miracle says family of missing tugman

15.08.11
The family of a crewman missing in the Thames are praying that he will be found alive... more

Magistrate defrauded cricket club

04.08.11
A magistrate has been found guilty of fraud by abuse of trust... more

Rail robbers trapped by our readers

03.08.11
Two brothers who terrified rail commuters with a robbery campaign were trapped after CCTV images were published in the Evening Standard... more

Petrol bombs, bricks and taunts... the terror facing riot police

31.01.11
The Met has faced criticism for its handling of recent violent and chaotic protests in London. Peter Dominiczak joined the force's riot officers as they prepared for future unrest ... more

Star quality: Bafta nominated Gemma Arterton is tipped to take on world

10.01.11
Bond girl Gemma Arterton said she was "thrilled and honoured" to be one of the five actors shortlisted for this year's Bafta rising star award... more

Cutbacks ‘will be death blow to ambitious Gateway plan’

26.10.10
Ministers have been accused of delivering a 'death blow' to the full development of the Thames Gateway by axing hundreds of millions of pounds of funding... more

'Our last chance for justice': Pc Blakelock's family speak out as net closes in on killers

25.10.10
Family of murdered Pc Keith Blakelock speak for the first time since he was hacked to death in the Broadwater Farm riots as police reveal the net is closing on his killers... more

Estuary airport ‘will double the number of flights over London’

25.10.10
Campaigners attack plans for an airport in the Thames estuary, saying it would lead to one million flights over London each year... more

Rain to replace scorching temperatures as heatwave ends

12.07.10
Forecasters are predicting a week of wet, unsettled weather following the hottest weekend of the year... more

London basks in sun with heatwave set to stay for week

28.06.10
Forecasters say the South-East will have temperatures in the high twenties until Friday at least after the country sweltered on its hottest day of the year... more

Mother dies after winning cancer drug fight

12.05.10
A mother who fought the NHS to provide her with a life-prolonging drug dies — two weeks after winning her appeal... more

Whitstable is a pearl among seaside resorts

07.05.10
Shellfish, artists, beach huts and a luminous sea make Whitstable a pearl among British seaside resorts, discovers Hermione Eyre... more

Cancer patient: NHS has given up on me

09.04.10
Mother dying from a rare cancer attacked the NHS today for denying her the only drug which could prolong her life... more

Sometimes sport's silent majority must speak up

05.02.10
John Terry's team-mates have not talked in public about his affair but there is a scandal in rugby which should be brought out into the open... more

Flood warnings as snow melts while dog owner dies trying to save pet from lake

14.01.10
Woman dies after plunging through an ice-covered lake while trying to rescue her dog, as flash floods could hit Britain after big freeze turns into the big thaw ... more

Spitfire is not BNP's to use, says Sikh pilot who fought the Nazis

23.11.09
One of the last surviving Indian Second World War fighter pilots has launched an attack on the BNP after it used images of a Spitfire in its campaign... more

Have you ever had sex on public transport?

04.08.09
Is nine minutes too little time for a quickie? Because that’s the longest gap between stations on the entire Tube network.... more

Commuters flock to new 140mph St Pancras trains

30.07.09
The launch of the 140mph rail service from Ashford to St Pancras International has been so successful more trains are to be introduced... more

Britain's fastest commuter train makes maiden journey

18.06.09
Country's fastest commuter train - the Javelin - makes its public debut, travelling at 140mph between St Pancras International and Ashford on its maiden journey... more

Stephen Webster: the rocks god

05.06.09
Stephen Webster has survived divorce, depression, anorexia and near-ruin to emerge as London's top jeweller... more

Brian Sewell: How I was won over by electric transport

14.05.09
As the world's fastest electric bike goes on sale in London next month, actress Imogen Stubbs goes for her first two-wheel electric spin while Brian Sewell is won over by the new battery-powered Smart car... more

Two million fly off for Easter as airlines offer bargain deals

09.04.09
Airlines are offering last-minute bargain flights as thousands of Londoners prepare to leave the capital for Easter... more

Drugs given to care home girls 'caused birth defects'

07.04.09
Ten girls who were heavily sedated while in a care home during the Seventies and Eighties went on to have children with a range of birth defects... more

Sports boss is jailed for sword attack on bouncer

13.01.09
An irate sports chief who lost his temper at a tournament and attacked a security guard with a samurai sword has been jailed... more

Winners and losers

09.01.09
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Potter actor's death inspires shocking film against stabbings

19.08.08
A group of young people horrified by the fatal stabbing of 18-year-old actor Robert Knox are in the running for a Prince's Trust award for their film about knife crime... more

Early holiday promises an easier time on the roads

19.03.08
Drivers are set for one of the quietest ever Easter holidays - but rail and Tube passengers face delays... more

Met plans £90m shooting school to fight terrorism

06.03.08
Police are planning a £90 million firearms training centre featuring a mock-up airport terminal and London Underground train carriages... more


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