The father of Damilola Taylor has launched an extraordinary attack on the justice system, claiming his son's killers are being freed early because riots have left jails over-crowded... more
The father of murdered schoolboy Damilola Taylor today called on the Prime Minister to sack Ken Clarke because he 'does not know what criminality is about'... more
Police have identified the source of 'don't snitch' flyers that were handed out on a south London estate where a teenager was shot dead, it has emerged... more
Father of murdered Damilola Taylor has criticised leaflets warning residents not to help police on a London estate where a teenager was shot dead... more
Bram Stoker plays a central role, while the title characters, ancient King and Queen of the Thames, are incarnated by two singers in Ludd and Isis... more
Market round-up: Drug disappointment puts GlaxoSmithKline on its sick bed, as the pharmaceutical giant is said to be eyeing an Asian acquisition... more
Olympic medallist urges the public to stop giving London’s youngsters a “bad rap” as she launches this year’s awards in memory of Damilola Taylor... more
One of the brothers who killed Damilola Taylor is to be freed next month, less than four years after being given an eight-year jail sentence for manslaughter, the Standard reveals... more
With World Cup big guns Italy, France and - yes - England knocked out early on, the boost to PartyGaming's sports arm makes its shares a good bet... more
Parents of murdered Harry Potter actor Robert Knox have called for a mandatory six month minimum custodial sentence for anyone caught carrying a knife... more
A man stabbed to death on the eve of an anti-knife crime march was attacked on the doorstep of a social club built to "heal the community" after the Brixton riots... more
A wealthy businesswoman who appeared on TV show The Secret Millionaire has revealed how she is bankrolling a new campaign to help tackle knife and gun crime in the capital... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do