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Florence Welch was drunk when she started new album

19.10.11
Florence Welch wrote her single 'No Light, No Light' while drunk on a bus at 4am... more

Take-off at Southend

26.07.11
easyJet has announced the destinations it will fly to from its new base Southend airport from April next year... more

Classical clubbing, anyone?

05.07.11
Yellow Lounge already pulls in a younger crowd for classical music in Europe - so how will its London debut fare later this month, asks Igor Toronyi-Lalic... more

£1.4m cache of drugs seized at Heathrow

06.04.11
Drugs worth about £1.4 million have been found by officers at Heathrow in one of the biggest seizures of illegal substances at the airport this year ... more

Edwin van der Sar looking to stay on at Manchester United when he retires

24.03.11
Veteran goalkeeper says he will not be making good on a 12-year-old pledge to return to Ajax Amsterdam... more

Jessie J got high in Amsterdam by accident

28.02.11
Jessie J 'accidentally' ate a whole cannabis cake when on tour with Chris Brown in Amsterdam... more

Dutch teacher is held on child porn charges

13.12.10
Nursery school teacher arrested in Amsterdam on suspicion of molesting dozens of very young children and using them in pornographic films... more

Apprentice's Stella English models skimpy dress for business challenge

03.11.10
Apprentice candidate Stella English sits in a window in a tiny dress for the latest show task - prompting Nick Hewer to compare her to an Amsterdam red light girl... more

Britons ‘breaking law’ by buying cannabis abroad for pain relief

01.11.10
Patients in pain are travelling to Amsterdam to get legal supplies of cannabis prescribed by Dutch doctors to bring to Britain... more

Amsterdam ferry skipper knocked overboard by freighter

22.10.10
German freighter ploughs into a small Dutch passenger ferry near Amsterdam, turning it over and knocking the skipper into the water... more

Dutch get tough on squatters

01.10.10
Squatters in Amsterdam plan a demonstration against a new law banning their occupation of unused buildings... more

Storm kills woman at Dutch campsite

15.07.10
A woman was killed and several other campers were injured when a storm picked up 10 caravans at a campsite in the Netherlands... more

London's Mayor ‘can cut cycle deaths and get more on road’

15.03.10
Boris Johnson must do more to stop cyclists being killed to encourage greater numbers onto London’s roads, according to Dutch experts... more

Amsterdam fights forced sex trade

19.01.10
Amsterdam’s deputy mayor proposes laws to restrict brothel opening hours and raise the minimum age for prostitutes from 18 to 23 to fight the forced sex trade... more

Smiths lifted by airport scanner surge after failed bombing

04.01.10
Global efforts to improve airline security after the failed Detroit Christmas Day bombing send shares in London scanning firm Smiths Group to a 16-month high... more

Bottoms up: meet London's three new cabaret kings

18.12.09
The speakeasy is back, and this time there are more feathers, sequins and suspenders than ever. Sadie Whitelocks meets London's three new cabaret kings ... more

Truth about the sex trade from Edward Kienholz

19.11.09
Edward Kienholz is the forgotten father of installation art - and his evocation of the red light district of Amsterdam captures the truth about the sex trade... more

Newcastle's Utrect-turn

14.07.09
Newcastle are angry that their friendly in Holland has been scrapped because of fears over violence with Sunderland fans who will be at a match 30 miles away.... more

Royal Academy to exhibit 800 Van Gogh letters

09.07.09
First major exhibition on Vincent van Gogh in London for more than 40 years will include rarely seen correspondence in which he gives glimpses of his thought processes... more

Locations get star role in Pinewood’s £200m plan

01.06.09
Pinewood Studios today submitted its planning application for a £200 million expansion to give film-makers access to one of the biggest selections of ready-made locations in the world ... 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

Cannabis grown by the state

24.11.08
Holland is pioneering cannabis plantations to supply the drug to coffee shops in a bid to cut out criminal gangs... more

Mixing it with a musical relay

10.10.08
Diesel, the fashion label, is 30 years old and to celebrate it is throwing 18 parties at the same time. One of which takes place at the O2.... more

Big Amsterdam hotels no dopes

15.07.08
Amsterdam's big hotels are yet to suffer any major fall-off in business from the new marijuana smoking laws... more

Cafe Royal to be given a six-star makeover in £90m hotel deal

14.04.08
The historic Cafe Royal is to be transformed into a "six star" hotel after the Regent Street building changed hands in a £90 million deal... more

Turning to taxpayer to pick up the bailouts tab

17.03.08
It has been this column's view for some time that we would not get through the financial crisis without the collapse of an investment bank, and probably a commercial bank... more

It's Coldie Hawn: Actress Goldie dresses up like an Eskimo

11.03.08
She's known for her kooky sense of humour, but it's her kooky sense of style that's raising eyebrows as American actress Goldie Hawn, arrived in Amsterdam dressed in a coat which made her resemble an Eskimo... more

A world-class jazz saxophonist

24.01.08
Tineke Postma is a sensual young saxophone stylist who brings a feminine aspect to world-class improvisation.... more


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