Firefighters were called to reports of explosions near the O2 Centre in London – which was part of a “pre-planned filming event” but “spread out of control”. There is no risk to the public, police say, while the London Fire Brigade (LFB) said the scene was under control by 9.02pm, little more than an hour […]
Read MoreThe bodies of three children and a man have been discovered at a house in Surrey. Police were called by the South East Coast Ambulance service to a property in Bremer Road, Staines-upon-Thames, around 1.15pm on Saturday. At the location, three children and a man were found dead. Surrey Police said an investigation was under […]
Read MoreOasis tickets go on sale for the general admission Londoner booted off Ticketmaster after four hour wait A Londoner has expressed her frustration after waiting four hours in a virtual queue on Ticketmaster, only to be booted off the site when they were mistaken for a bot. Emma Lillelund had four tickets in her basket […]
Read MoreThousands of protesters have heard calls for Ireland to introduce immediate sanctions on Israel as a major demonstration took place in Dublin. Crowds of activists made their way across the city and assembled outside the Dail parliament on Saturday afternoon for the rally organised by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC). The event, billed as a […]
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Read MoreDie-hard Oasis fans have demanded the Britpop band put on extra tour dates after they were trapped for hours waiting in “the most painful ticket experience ever”. Fans hoping to secure tickets to see the band’s reunion tour next year have shared their “nightmare” situations after they queued for hours in the hope of seeing […]
Read MoreBluetongue is an animal disease that affects livestock including cattle and sheep, as well as goats, deer and llamas, with symptoms including a blue and swollen tongue, fever, reduced milk yield, and, in the most severe cases, death.
Read MoreThere is no blue plaque on the wall of 126 Aldersgate, a narrow four-storey terrace above a fast-food grill, near London’s Barbican, but it can’t be too long before the building acquires some of the tourist cachet of 221B Baker Street. The upper-floor offices are the fictional home to the rejected spies of Mick Herron’s Slow Horses […]
Read MoreSir Antony Gormley, the artist who created the Angel of the North, is among King’s Cross residents objecting to proposals that could see Coal Drops Yard, a grade II-listed industrial site, divided into streets of shops and “grab-and-go” food retailers. Gormley and his artist partner, Vicken Parsons, who live in the nearby Gasholders building, said […]
Read MoreKatie BoydenPublished Aug 31, 2024, 2:20pm|Updated Aug 31, 2024, 3:36pm Two people who were stabbed in separate attacks at Notting Hill Carnival last weekend have died. Cher Maximen, 32, died this morning after she was stabbed at around 6pm at the carnival in London on Sunday, August 25. She was rushed to hospital after receiving […]
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