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BUS bosses have sparked fury by cutting more services - " and have blamed the building work taking place in Blackburn town centre.

A Sutton woman will attempt to travel to all 313 London Underground stations in 24 hours to raise money for charity.

Parts of central London were sealed off today after a major fire broke out in Soho.

One of the area's newest theatre companies keeps up the early momentum when the Regis Players take to the stage with Amy's View a ' their ninth production since making their debut in October 2006.

America shows the way on prosecuting war criminals: can Britain catch up with a Bill now going before the Lords? By Alexander Plough F IRST P OSTED J ULY 7, 2009 B ritain has a shadowy history of supporting repressive regimes when it is "politically convenient" or "in the best interests of the nation". But when a High Court judge ruled on April 8 ...

Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Housing , Communities Thursday 9th July 2009 - 4:30pm Teenage Traveller receives national honour for tackling bullying and racism A teenager from Liverpool's Traveller community has today received the ultimate honour for her work to combat bullying and racism.

THE Queen has been hit by the credit crunch with 1.3billion being wiped off the value of her Crown Estate property empire.

London's Covent Garden is a great place to relax, shop or even sample some live music.

Asia Pacific News.Net Tuesday 7th July, 2009 London, July 7 : Prince William has let slip his plans to go to Australia next year.

A woman from London who died while staying in a Hertfordshire women's refuge took her own life, a coroner has ruled.

Planning and Building Committee Report July 6, 2009 by Graham France PLANNING & BUILDING COMMITTEE Meetings held 26th JUNE & 3rd July 2009 The meeting held 26th June was convened to consider just one application - that submitted by government for outline approval for development of land south and west of Mink Park on Moody Brook Road into fully ...

Historical intrigue abounds in London's legendary Chelsea neighbourhood, and now visitors can dine right in the heart of it in Saatchi Gallery's new Gallery Mess restaurant.

Prince William has walked the plank at the Tower of London. He joined teenagers for a team-building exercise at the historic tourist attraction.

The US crew of the space shuttle Discovery are to visit Manchester as they embark on an educational mission throughout Britain.

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It's art for the people, of the people - and definitely by the people. A 35-year-old mother-of-two stepped onto an 23 foot-high stone plinth in Trafalgar Square on Monday, kicking off an ambitious art project that puts members of the British public on display in the iconic plaza alongside statues of the country's military heroes.

NATIONAL Express has vowed to maintain the fight to hold on to the prestigious London-Scotland rail line which is in danger of being nationalised.

A fire in a block of flats left six people dead, including three children, emergency services said last night.

IT'S been a fine tradition for the annual Eden Sessions to introduce us to some fast-emerging acts every summer, and this year is following suit, writes Jackie Butler.

London's busiest shopping streets were brought to a standstill as the annual Pride march dazzled onlookers with a flamboyant and colourful display.