The London Daily News

Editorial

The London Daily News which celebrated London's famous victory in being chosen to stage the 2012 Olympic Games in 2005,  has consistently been a strong advocate of athletics and more sport activity in London.   Tessa Sanderson has our support in her principled decision ...

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The capital is recovering from a bruising and humiliating battering from an estimated 300 "anarchists" who focused on causing trouble on Saturday, when over 300,000 people marched peacefully against the cuts planned by the coalition Government.

The Met Police have been shown to be reactive, ...

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A team that is highly likely to be playing their football in the English Championship in 2012, the minnow league in English soccer, and with likely falling revenues, West Ham the poor relation in London soccer is to be the "preferred tenant" for the 2012 ...

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West Ham United the east London football club are on the brink of being confirmed the new residents of the Olympic stadium in Stratford, with a running track, even though there is a strong chance they could be playing their football in the minnow leagues, ...

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With confirmation that leading brewer Heineken will be the official "lager supplier" at the London Olympic Games next year, and sponsor of the 2012 Games, in a city which has seen its accident and emergency departments swamped by drunks, there should be a hard long ...

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Watching the scenes via satellite in our comfy homes in London, of Egyptians attempting to topple President Mubarak and his regime is very easy, and again highlights what "lucky people" we really are in this city.  Cairo has been hit by industrial strikes, water and ...

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The UK economy is in a far worse condition that expected with today’s GDP figures showing a fall of 0.5 percent in the three months through December after increasing 0.7 percent in the previous quarter, the Office for National Statistics said today.  This is against ...

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There has always been an "uneasy" peace in Tottenham amongst the African-Caribbean population who have lived in the area for over forty years, and the "newcomers" like the Turkish-Kurdish community, who in a matter of a decade have acquired chunks of retail units in the ...