The dictum that you are what you eat refers to ideology and social status as well as nutrition. Morrisons understood that the southern middle classes would convert only if they believed they were really shopping at Waitrose, but cheaper... more
Ex-wife of 'outed' rugby star Gareth Thomas speaks for the first time about her heartbreak when he revealed he was gay — saying it was 'the worst day of my life'... more
A full inquiry into the scandal of MPs' pay and perks was speeded up as dozens of London MPs were set to pocket an inflation-busting rise of more than nine per cent... more
A Labour MP who has campaigned against Heathrow expansion spoke of his "huge embarrassment" for siding with the Government over plans for a third runway... more
London will be a big winner in next week's pre-Budget report as the Government moves to protect jobs, families and businesses in the capital, Cabinet minister Harriet Harman said... more
Ken Livingstone lost the mayoral election because he failed to treat knife crime seriously enough and ignored London's suburbs, a government minister said... more
Cult sci-fi show Blake's 7 is returning to TV - 27 years after revolutionary Roj Blake was murdered by Kerr Avon. The original TV series ran for four years on BBC1 before the last episode screened in December 1981. Satellite channel Sky One announced they have commissioned two hour-long pilot episodes of a Blake's 7 remake, with potential for an 'event series'
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Sofia Coppola's boyfriend is lead singer and they won the Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album this year. Now, Phoenix tell Nosheen Iqbal, they are set to conquer London
Move over, Mahiki. Nightclub entrepreneurs Charlie Gilkes and Duncan Stirling are soon to launch a new Eighties-inspired club in Chelsea, in honour of Lady Thatcher
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