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First 1,000 children are given swine flu vaccine in trial begin

29.09.09
Children in Britain received swine flu jabs today as trials for the vaccine started... more

First out of the traps: On the Greyhound bus

16.09.09
The Greyhound bus service has just made its first run between Victoria and Southampton. Pausing only to grab his guitar, incurable road romantic Richard Godwin jumped aboard... more

Greyhound bus to launch in London with £1 fares to coast

19.08.09
Greyhound bus is coming to Britain for the first time in its 95-year history — although it will serve rather more prosaic routes between Victoria and the south coast... more

Troubled times can boost Trevor Brooking's England dream

11.08.09
The credit crunch means clubs are taking notice of FA director's campaign to give home-grown stars a chance to shine... more

A world cruise: the ultimate travel trip

05.08.09
From the Queen Elizabeth to the grand Queen Mary, Cunard’s elite fleet has all the trappings of luxury you could want — so book now for next year’s itineraries... more

West Ham snap up teenage defender

09.07.09
West Ham have signed teenage defender Jack Lampe on a one-year deal from non-league outfit Harlow Town following a successful trial... more

Keeper Kelvin Davis set to sign for West Ham

07.07.09
Goalkeeper Kelvin Davis is expected to sign for West Ham by the end of the week... more

Football fan Mervyn King hits the spot with Matt Le Tissier comparison

19.06.09
The Governor of the Bank of England has compared himself to Matt Le Tissier, the brilliant but mercurial Southampton footballer... more

Man admits Jersey home abuse

12.05.09
A former resident at a Jersey care home admitted sexually abusing boys there in the Seventies... more

Six of the worst goalkeeping howlers

20.04.09
Football: After Lukasz Fabianski's costly mistake against Chelsea, we look at some of the most horrendous keeping clangers... more

Southampton FC fury over Barclays 'death sentence'

03.04.09
Barclays is at the centre of an embarrassing row after the bank, sponsor of the English Premiership, was accused by the chairman of Southampton of sentencing the football club to death... more

Intrigue and cash in broker poaching wars

03.04.09
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Chancery Lane will be free of traffic in City's bid for beauty

25.03.09
Chancery Lane is gearing up to become a pedestrian precinct... more

Stagnant car market forces Ford to axe 850 workers

05.02.09
Ford UK announced that it will be shedding up to 850 jobs because of the credit crunch... more

Wenger's Theo vow

28.01.09
Arsene Wenger is confident Theo Walcott will sign a new long-term contract... more

QE2 hits a sandbank on way to her big farewell thousands

11.11.08
The QE2 ran aground on a sandbank in Southampton Water with 2,700 passengers and crew on board as the liner arrived for her final voyage... more

UK immigrant records go online

20.10.08
The arrival in Britain of millions of people, including the relatives of several famous names, is recorded in a database which goes live today... more

Vaccine 'helps body to beat prostate cancer'

07.10.08
A breakthrough vaccine is set to revolutionise treatment for prostate cancer patients, it was revealed... more

New car sales plunge by 20 per cent in one month

06.10.08
The number of new cars sold in Britain last month plunged by 21.2 per cent, figures revealed... more

Lennon and Richards in Under-21s

01.10.08
Stuart Pearce has named Micah Richards and Aaron Lennon in his squad for England's two-legged UEFA Under-21 Championship play-off against Wales... more

Cyclist killed in lorry collision is the second victim in a week

25.09.08
A woman cyclist was killed when she was hit by a lorry at a junction in Holborn, the second cyclist to be killed on London's streets in the past week... more

Annie, Jude and friends give peace a chance

22.09.08
Peace One Day's charity gig always walks a fine line between being entertaining and trying not to have too much fun.... more

A Routemaster could be yours for £35,000

15.09.08
A vintage Routemaster will be sold after being restored to its former glory - right down to the original tartan seat covers, signwriting, paint codes and period advertising... more

The next big thing: Friendly Fires

12.09.08
The funky dance trio turning up the heat in the suburbs.... more

Christie Brinkley seeks comfort in ex Billy Joel as her bitter divorce rages on

07.07.08
She may be in the grip of a bitter divorce, but Christie Brinkley is still on good terms with at least one of her former husbands.... more

Sick babies turned away by hospitals

16.06.08
About 500 critically ill children and babies have been turned away from London hospitals because of a shortage of intensive care beds... more

Jubilant Tories: We're no longer nasty party

02.05.08
David Cameron has buried the Conservatives' "nasty party" image, a jubilant new Tory council leader claimed... more

HSBC loses information on customers

07.04.08
HSBC is the latest financial institution to admit mislaying customers' private information... more

Theo makes his homework count

20.03.08
Young Arsenal star's happy family life is helping him keep his feet on the ground... more

More sweat please, Craig

16.10.07
Craig David's six show residency at Ronnie Scott's shows that the formerly fresh-faced singer has grown up.... more

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