On property: Achillea Kallakis appeared at Southwark Crown Court on Tuesday. Here, the 43-year old property investor is standing trial, accused of defrauding Allied Irish Bank of £56 million... more
A white supremacist couple face the death penalty after allegedly being caught on their way to kill 'more Jews' following a two-week manhunt in which at least three people were murdered... more
Londoner is not about to rest on his laurels with the countdown to London Games beginning, in his mind, the moment he crossed the line yesterday
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Tyson Gay survived a sluggish start and painful hip to qualify second in his 100metres heat at the trials for America's World Championships squad to race in Daegu in August... more
The Ledbury in Notting Hill, which gained its second Michelin star in January this year, fits its moneyed environment in the best sense, and the food is both imaginative and brilliantly executed... more
Technology: Bellwether technology company Intel is slashing up to 6000 jobs — more than 6% of its workforce — after a fall in fourth-quarter sales... more
Packed with talentless nonentities who are killed in no particular order, and it's another formulaic chiller about a madman preying on high-school students. ... more
Some Pumpkins-lite grunge, a solo release from one of James Brown's backing singers and catchy tunes in Arabic and Spanish are among the week's standouts.... more
David Smyth ponders over Starbucks' move into the music business, the coffee company's imminent signing of Paul McCartney, and Steven Seagal's upcoming Shepherds Bush Empire gig.... more
Giving their best, Richmond Fontaine got the best out of their Dingwalls audience as they boldly played songs from their new album, says Phil Sutcliffe.... more
This Sunday-section of the London Jazz Festival was reserved for sophisticates who like their jazz long on intelligence, sensuality and melody.... more
Apart from a small technical glitch, this West End production of Seven Brides For Seven Brothers went like clockwork, but there's nothing like watching a clock to make the hours go slow.... more
Sound check: German industrial metal band Rammstein literally play with fire in their live performances - and now they are about to unleash their singeing spectacle on London. Watch out for your eyebrows