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Latest breaking news in London from leading newspapers and media(BBC, Evening Standard, Guardian, Metro, Independent, Daily Mail)

  • Reporter Marie Colvin died after ‘order to kill foreign journalists February 22, 2012 1
    Reporter Marie Colvin died after ‘order to kill foreign journalists’ A British reporter died in a shelling attack in Syria after the army issued orders to ‘kill any foreign journalist that set foot’ in the country, it was claimed. Blur: No more new songs from us after Under The Westway Adele’s 21 sp …
  • Acclaimed Sunday Times journalist Marie Colvin killed in Homs February 22, 2012 1
    Acclaimed Sunday Times journalist Marie Colvin killed in Homs shelling Veteran war correspondent Marie Colvin is among two western journalists killed in shelling by the Syrian government in Homs, French officials have confirmed. Brits viewing figures up to 6m as ITV apologises to Adele Rihanna sport …
  • GPS jammers could make criminals millions on the stock market February 22, 2012 1
    GPS jammers could make criminals millions on the stock market Fraudsters could make millions of pounds in seconds by hacking into GPS systems synchronising stock market deals around the world, experts are warning. Adele flips the bird at Brits producers after 'speech snub' Adele crowned qu …

  • UK 'horrified' by Syria violence February 23, 2012 1
    The Government has told Syrian officials it is "horrified" by the ongoing violence in Homs following the death of Sunday Times journalist Marie Colvin, who was killed during a shell attack in the besieged city.
  • RBS set to unveil £400m bonus pot February 23, 2012 1
    Taxpayer-backed Royal Bank of Scotland is set to reignite the debate over bankers' pay as it unveils a £400 million bonus pool for its investment bankers in 2011.
  • 'MP' held after Commons disturbance February 23, 2012 1
    A man named by sources as serving Labour MP Eric Joyce has been arrested on suspicion of assault following a disturbance at the Palace of Westminster.

  • A4e compelled jobseekers to work unpaid in its own offices February 22, 2012 Shiv Malik, Patrick Wintour
    DWP reveals that A4e sent the unemployed to work in at least two of its own offices in an apparent conflict of interestThe company at the centre of a police investigation into an alleged abuse of government back-to-work contracts compelled jobseekers to work unpaid in its own offices for at least a …
  • Andrew Lansley wins battle to keep NHS risk assessment under wraps February 23, 2012 Juliette Jowit
    Labour motion demanding publication of document defeated despite growing disquiet among Tory and Lib Dem MPsHealth secretary Andrew Lansley looks more determined than ever not to reveal the findings of a risk assessment done on the government's NHS shakeup.Lansley won the support of MPs, who vo …
  • Frank Carson dies aged 85 February 22, 2012 Jasmine Coleman
    Northern Irish standup comedian died at his home in Blackpool. He had been battling cancer for a number of yearsNorthern Irish comedian, Frank Carson, has died at the age of 85.The standup, who famously appeared on television in The Comedians and Tiswas in the 1970s and had been battling cancer for …

  • Hospital wards for the elderly would close under Labour's social care plans February 23, 2012 1
    Hospital wards for the elderly would be closed to release funds for old people to be cared for in their own homes under plans to tackle the looming social care crisis being drawn up by Labour.Related StoriesBacklash hits opponents of gay marriageMinisters fear Greece's €130bn bailout will not b …
  • Riot 'arsonist' in court over Croydon blaze February 23, 2012 1
    A man has appeared in court accused of starting a fire that destroyed a family furniture shop during the riots last year.Related StoriesLoyalist leader cleared of murderTeenager 'repeatedly raped by gang'Man charged with two murdersPregnant girl's murderer jailed for 35 yearsCherie Bl …
  • UK to double military aid for Somalia February 23, 2012 1
    British backing for African forces tackling Islamist insurgents will be doubled today as more than 50 countries head to London to discuss ways of stabilising the country.Related StoriesBacklash hits opponents of gay marriageMinisters fear Greece's €130bn bailout will not be enoughHospital wards …

Latest UK Video News

  • 'Murder-suicide' probe on farm February 22, 2012
    A man in his early 70s was found shot dead where a fire had broken out in a farmhouse at Ballycormack, Bagnalstown, Co Carlow, several hours before another man was found hanged on adjoining land.
  • Man accused of murdering vicar February 22, 2012
    A 47-year-old man was today charged with the murders of vicar John Suddards and retired teacher Betty Yates, police said.
  • Crush racism in football – Cameron February 22, 2012
    Swift action is required to "crush" any return of racism to football before it impacts on wider society, Prime Minister David Cameron said today.
  • Solar Tornado filmed by Nasa's SDO satellite February 22, 2012
    A rare 'solar tornado', possibly the size of Earth with 300,000mph winds, has been caught on camera by the Solar Dynamics Observatory.
  • David Cameron: 'We can crack the problem of racism' February 22, 2012
    Prime Minister David Cameron tells a panel of football executives and players that the problem of racism in the sport can be crushed.
  • Mud Men finds go on display at British Museum February 22, 2012
    Mud Men's Johnny Vaughan proudly shows off two items found in the series, which have gone on display at the British Museum.



One Response to “London News”

  1. Dr. FInella Brito-Babapulle says:

    Consultant in poison-pen war on ex-husband
    August 19th, 2011 Paul Cheston, Courts Correspondent
    A hospital consultant is banned for life from contacting her ex-husband, a doctor, for a poison-pen campaign against him

    Dr. Finella Brito-Babapulle says
    I am the Doctor in this case.
    The facts in this case are wrong.
    Any doctor who gets a criminal conviction has a duty to report themselves to the GMC which I did.
    Any mother who has paid £3,000 for a dughters 18th birthday party does expect the father of the child to contribute at least a penny. At most £1,500
    The laws on harassment allow ex partners to harass their other half using the police to do so. It is also a waste of public money. See Ian Puddicks case already highlighted in the news.
    The divorce laws in this country allow undeserving partners to take what they are not entitled to see PaulMcCartney/ Heather Mills and Granatino/Radmacher.
    Radmachers comment in her case was published in the daily telegraph. I quote “My ex husband was driven by greed. He cared more about the money. Some people can never get enough”
    I appealed my case even before I was sentenced
    Finella for Justice

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