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Britain's mobile phones covered in harmful bacteria

14.10.11
One in six mobile phones in Britain is contaminated with harmful bacteria which builds up because people fail to wash their hands properly, according to new research... more

A PhD in philosophy at 93 but student vows to carry on

21.07.11
A man aged 93 has become the oldest student in Britain to be awarded a doctorate in philosophy ... more

Heart disease charity reveals fatality 'hotspots' in capital

07.07.11
Millions of Londoners were urged to change their lifestyles to guard against heart disease... more

Boy at party where girl died 'had never taken drugs before'

28.04.11
A teenage boy who was taken to hospital after taking drugs at a party at which a fellow pupil died had never taken illegal substances before, his father claimed today... more

Anarchists are students, NHS staff and union members

28.03.11
The 'Black Bloc' anarchists who rampaged through London smashing shops and banks comprise trade union members, students and health workers... more

Student email hacker must pay £21,000

26.11.10
Bulgarian who hacked into the email accounts of students in London and has been ordered to pay £21,000 in costs and compensation... more

Let the courts, not colleges, deal with riot students, urges Tory chairman

11.11.10
Tory chairman says 'rowdy' students should not be punished by their universities even if they are recognised on TV coverage of the Millbank riot... more

Walking the dog could help children avoid obesity

22.09.10
Owning a dog could help children stay slim, new research suggests... more

Goldsmiths star's shoplifting in the name of art

13.04.10
An artist featured in a new BBC series on one of London’s most famous art colleges has defended the life of crime behind her work... more

Three more arrested in anti-terror dawn raids

04.03.10
Three more men have been arrested for alleged terrorist fund raising in a series of dawn raids, police said... more

Health chiefs apologise for delay in closing E.coli farm

16.09.09
Dozen parents of children with E.coli received a formal apology from government health chiefs for blunders that delayed closing a petting farm... more

TS Eliot widow exults in his poetry reading

01.07.09
In a rare public appearance, TS Eliot's widow Valerie attended a reading of her husband's poems last night at London University... more

Rise of the capital's golden skirts

18.06.09
With so few women making it to the top in business, those who do have the pick of plum boardroom jobs — and can make a fortune juggling up to six at a time... more

Supplies of anti-flu drug Tamiflu to be kept under guard

30.04.09
London was on red alert amid warnings that up to 94,000 could die if a swine flu pandemic strikes... more

The nun from Kensington who saw the great banking crash coming

15.04.09
Interview: Catherine Cowley was seen as naïve when she wrote about the risks of macho banking. Had they listened, her critics might have saved themselves... more

'Open university' skills classes for sex workers

27.03.09
The first "open university" for sex workers will be held in London next month... more

1 in 3 GPs would help terminally ill die

24.03.09
A third of doctors would help terminally ill patients die with a lethal dose of drugs, it was revealed... more

We're proud to be on parade, say university finalists

05.03.09
Finalists in the Miss University London beauty pageant today insisted the competition was not degrading to women.... more

FTSE fall reflects wider anxieties

20.02.09
The fall in the value of shares today - the FTSE fell below 4000 - like the recession itself cannot entirely be blamed on Britain alone: part of it was attributable to events in America... more

Young Tories joke about Maddy and Baby P

09.01.09
A Tory activist has been expelled for joking about dressing up as Madeleine McCann at a fancy dress party where another guest went as Baby P... more

Picket-line demo gets under skin of student beauty contestants

10.12.08
The contest was condemned as misogynistic and degrading but that did not stop students from King's College flocking to last night's final heat of the Miss University London... more

Bloomsbury streets to be people-friendly

21.10.08
A £6.3 million plan to make Bloomsbury more pedestrian and cycling friendly has been approved... more

Road junction to be made safer after death of cyclist

04.09.08
A notorious road junction that was the scene of a cyclist's death is to be made safer... more

Library funding cut threatens rare folios of Shakespeare

22.08.08
One of the capital's landmark libraries is under threat because of funding cuts... more

Record crop of As predicted as students wait for their GCSE results

19.08.08
One in five GCSEs is expected to be awarded a grade A or A* this week as teenagers are predicted to get record results... more

Universities 'turn blind eye to plagiarism'

17.06.08
University degrees are being dumbed down amid pressures on lecturers to "mark positively", a leading academic has warned... more

Families 'should take religious test for faith schools'

20.03.08
A simple religious test for families should be introduced to stop church schools "cream-skimming" able pupils, say two academics... more

Is New Cross the new Camden?

09.11.07
Exciting new bars, clubs and live venues are bringing the cool to the South.... more

Freshers week no longer a blur

28.09.07
The Goldsmiths Students' Union has called time on their cheesy disco culture by replacing one of its bars with an art gallery.... more


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