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London's Greek Orthodox population is one step closer to the establishment of a state funded “Free school” in north London following a meeting of prospective parents at a north London venue on Monday night. 

The government announced in July that the application of Saint Andrew ...

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With deep cuts on the horizon for the Metropolitan Police, senior police officers have called for unmanned aerial drones to be used above the skies of London, in an attempt to fill the vacuum that possible cuts in front line policing may cause.

By December ...

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Michael Tzouvanni the son of a property tycoon in north London is feared to have died in a blaze at a Thai nightclub, with local police confirming that the bodies of two white men and two Asian have been found at the scene of ...

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Responding to the comments of Prime Minister David Cameron that he is prepared to "halt Greek immigration to the UK" the Greek community in London with over 100 years history in the capital are preparing a campaign to underline the important contribution played by Greeks ...

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The Metropolitan Police have confirmed that a 30 year old cyclist has been killed near the Olympic park.   At 19.42hrs on Wednesday, 1 August, police were called to a collision between a coach and a pedal cyclist at Ruckholt Road (A106) junction with the East Cross ...

-  Transport in London chaos weeks away from London Olympics
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London weather proved too much of a risk for the planned flight pass over the Royal Jubilee flotilla today, summing up the miserable weather that overshadowed an otherwise massive outpouring of emotion towards the ...

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Conservatives are discussing plans to force Internet Service Companies to block hard core pornography sites after a report showing that six out of 10 children download adult material due to ineffective online filters.

The Government is expected to suggest that ...

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A new wave of disruptions is set to take place in the capital's schools with  threats of strike actions from the National Union of Teachers and NASUWT.   Teachers voted to intensify their campaign against government plans  to push ahead with academies and pension ...

By Paula Planelles Manzanaro

The European Court of Human Rights has backed the extradition of five terrorist suspects from the United Kingdom to the US to face terrorist related charges. The accused said they could face inhumane conditions if they were extradited but Strasbourg judges rejected ...