21 min ago | This Is London
Pair in 'barbaric' terror attack
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21 min ago | Mirror.co.uk
Woolwich attack: Live updates after 'soldier wearing Help for...
The black man, dressed in a grey hooded jacket and black woolly hat, apologises to members of the public who witnessed the horrific scenes before making a number of political statements.
2 hrs ago | News Shopper
Daughter of Barnehurst grandfather Ted Syrad pays tribute to her...
THE daughter of Ted Syrad, who died after being tied up during a robbery at his Barnehurst bungalow, has today said: "I hope killing my dad will haunt you in your dreams forever". This morning Gezim Delijah, 41, from Leyton, east London, was jailed for 20 years for killing 64-year-old Mr Syrad at his home in Edendale Road.
3 hrs ago | Daily Echo
SHE is one of the women battling to become Labour's first female MP in Southampton.
Journalist Rowenna Davis is on the shortlist to become the Labour candidate to succeed John Denham in his Southampton Itchen constituency.
4 hrs ago | BBC News
Police attending Woolwich 'attack'
Police say they are responding to an incident in Woolwich, south east London, amid reports that a man has been attacked.
5 hrs ago | Boston Herald
Irishman charged with 1982 IRA Hyde Park bombing
A 61-year-old Irishman was charged in Britain Wednesday with the Irish Republican Army bombing of the queen's ceremonial cavalry in Hyde Park in 1982, a strike at a top London tourist attraction that killed four soldiers and seven horses.
5 hrs ago | AlertNet
Man charged over 1982 IRA troop bombings in heart of London
British police charged an Irish man on Wednesday over a 1982 bombing that killed four soldiers on horseback in the heart of London, one of the most high-profile attacks by IRA guerrillas trying to end British rule in Northern Ireland.
5 hrs ago | The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
James Purpura, 90, of Jamestown, N.Y., entered into God's Glory surrounded by his family on May 20, 2013, at Lutheran Social Services.
9 hrs ago | The Gleaner
Governor General visits UK school
Governor General Sir Patrick Allen and Lady Allen visited a secondary school in Brixton, South London, England, last week Friday at the start of a four-day visit to the United Kingdom .
Engineer wins award for making nursing home more 'green'
Wanstead engineer and independent businessman John Battams with his solar panels on the roof of Cambridge Nursing Home in Wanstead.
Small Comox Valley winery nets prestigious awards
A small Comox Valley winery is proving that British Columbia's best wines aren't always synonymous with the more established wineries of the Okanagan Valley.
Tube Map Poster for Chelsea Flower Show's 100th Year
To mark both occasions the Underground has issued a special poster showing the Tube map with its lines represented as common and unusual flowers.
Prince William joins father in conservation plea
Britain's Prince William has joined his father Prince Charles in urging global action to tackle the illegal poaching of wild animals.
Vigilante crime fighters help detain two men charged with burglary
A vigilante band of Jewish crime fighters helped police detain two men who are appearing in court today charged with burglary offences.
CORNER BROOK Matthew Krizan, now an award-winning chef, dreams of being able to open a restaurant in his former hometown of Corner Brook.
Former Chester City FC director on drugs charges
A FORMER director and club accountant of Chester City FC has been charged with drug dealing following a huge police operation.
MAY 20: A water feature is displayed on a stand on a stand at the Chelsea Flower Show on May 20, 2013 in London, England.
Letters: The tube is a great public institution
The London Underground came into public ownership in 1933. Above, the Piccadilly Line extension in the 1930s.
The Archer Academy governors and Carmel who will be one of the first pupils to attend the school
Parents are celebrating after the Department for Education formally backed plans for a free school to be built in East Finchley.
Chief executive takes home A 200,000 as council tries to save A 100m
The head of cash-strapped Wandsworth Council pocketed more than A 200,000 of taxpayers' money, making him the highest paid permanent chief executive in London.