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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Americans in London via 'Mr. Selfridge'
The closing shot in episode seven of Mr. Selfridge had to look the part of 1909 London.
Rickmansworth man to run for deaf charity
A Rickmansworth charity manager is preparing to undertake his fifth road race to raise funds for a national deaf healthcare charity.
Man jailed for hiding guns and ammunition
A Whitley man has been jailed for 15 years after a jury convicted him on Thursday of hiding a stash of guns and ammunition.
Haringey Borough Council is planning to introduce a borough-wide 20 mile-per-hour speed limit.
The proposed limit, which has previously been rejected twice by the authority, will be applied to all council-maintained roads in Haringey.
Why the Church of England is in decline | Andrew Brown
'Even if Justin Welby does turn out to be the church's Gorbachev, it looks as if it really needs someone who can work miracles instead.' Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA "I can show you why the Church of England is completely fucked," said the vicar.
Blue plaque for Morecambe and Wise
A blue plaque in tribute to comedy double act Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise has been unveiled at the studio where much of their best work was shot.
Londoners call time on coalition's NHS attack
Health workers, trade unionists, campaigners and politicians marched from Jubilee Gardens in South Bank and over Waterloo bridge, where they unfurled a "Save the NHS" banner.
'Britain's Obama' urges ties with West Africa
A rising star in Britain's Labour Party, described by some as the "British Barack Obama," Chuka Umunna urged the United Kingdom to more aggressively forge ties with West Africa's fast-growing economies.
Meet the Welshman who works alongside Sweeney Todd, Jack The Ripper and Guy Fawkes
Ben Sweet works in the depths and darkness of the London Dungeon is "much better than working in the real world". While most of us are stuck behind desks in nine to five jobs at the office, Ben Sweet works in the depths and darkness of the London Dungeon.
UK's largest festival of Jewish food coming to north London
The home of the London Jewish Cultural Centre , Ivy House, in Golders Green, will be throwing open its doors the fourth annual Gefiltefest The home of the London Jewish Cultural Centre , Ivy House, in Golders Green, will be throwing open its doors from 9.30am until 6pm for the fourth annual Gefiltefest.