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Little Britain star Matt Lucas sues the Daily Star over ex’s death stories 
Posted on  19-03-2010 04:26:43 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  declan@thelondondailynews.com

Little Britain star Matt Lucas is suing the Daily Star over stories regarding the death of his ex partner.

Lucas will use the ‘Max Mosely’ defence in the High Court action – that the Richard Desmond owned publication misused private information.

Legal action was taken against Express Newspapers ...


  
Lifeline for London pubs in £4m handout – beer ties slashed 
Posted on  19-03-2010 03:34:31 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  declan@thelondondailynews.com

Beleaguered London pubs have been thrown a £4million lifeline by the government this week.

Nearly 40 boozers are closing nationwide every week, many in London, depriving the community of a vital meeting point and leaving untold numbers out of work.

Downing Street finally addressed the pub tie, ...


  
Huge gathering expected for London-African Summit 
Posted on  13-03-2010 04:12:16 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  News Desk

A huge gathering of London's African community is expected tonight as ambassadors, High Commissioners, Princes and Princesses descend on North East London for a major health summit.

Immigration, amnesty, work issues and health developments on the African continent will be discussed at the Prestigious Golden Palace on Edmonton's Harbet Road.


  
Ex Met Chief "corruption is endemic" - Cyber terrorism the "greatest threat" - 2012 attack 
Posted on  13-03-2010 02:16:30 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  declan@thelondondailynews.com

By News Editor Declan Wilkes

Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair has spoken of "endemic corruption" at Scotland Yard.

Talking at an event by IT journal SR Magazine this week, Sir Ian said criminals now saw corrupt cops as part of their "business plan." He also revealed ...


  
All 54 Greenpeace Westminster roof protesters charged 
Posted on  13-03-2010 12:07:21 PM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  declan@thelondondailynews.com

54 people have been charged with trespassing on a protected site after scaling the roof of the Palace of Westminster in an environmental protest.

Most of the demonstrators spent the night on the top of the Houses of Commons as MPs returned from their summer break.

They unfurled ...


  
Facebook consider suing Daily Mail over "sex act" story 
Posted on  12-03-2010 05:20:23 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  News Desk

Facebook is threatening to sue the Daily Mail after the tabloid wrongly claimed that one of its freelance writers, a middle aged man, had successfully posed as a 14 year old girl on the social network and that, "within seconds" he was approached by older men who "wanted ...


  
Shoreditch fire police claim started at Sosho restaurant 
Posted on  11-03-2010 01:18:29 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  News Desk

News Desk

  • UPDATE ISLINGTON POLICE STATEMENT 12PM

Islington Police are investigating the causes of the fire which has seen large areas of Old Street and Shoreditch closed because of a major fire.

It is too early to say the cause of the fire; however officers from Islington CID ...


  
Parliament, courts and museums all affected by strike today 
Posted on  08-03-2010 09:24:45 AM (GMT +01:00)
News Desk

Public sector workers are today staging a 48 hours strike to protest at the governments planned cuts in redundancy pay, with members of the Public and Commercial Services Union calling for all its members to commence industrial action from Monday 8 March at ...

  
Police Officers hurt in Lewisham High Street smash - Lights 'were on' 
Posted on  06-03-2010 02:10:51 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  declan@thelondondailynews.com

Two police officers and one member of the public have been taken to hospital after a marked police car collided with another vehicle this morning.

The incident happened on Lewisham High Street after 10am whilst the officers were responding to an emergency call.

The lights of the vehical ...


  
"Put legal responsibility on social workers" - Association and charity at loggerheads 
Posted on  06-03-2010 02:02:16 AM (GMT +01:00)
Published By  declan@thelondondailynews.com

The British Association of Social Workers and a children’s charity were at loggerheads today after the NSPCC called for a "legal duty" to be placed on those working with vulnerable youths.

The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children said workers should be legally bound to ...


  
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