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Friday, September 3, 2010
Selecting The Right New Years Eve Party Bar in London
Remarkable Article on New Years Eve Party Restaurants in London
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Hugh Muir's diary
The Journey is fine, Tony. A bigger problem is the destination• So the Journey is well under way and what a Journey it is: the fastest selling political memoir in British political history, it is said. But many of the passengers are disgruntled. Saddening, says Andy Burnham. The "memoirs of a…
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William Hague: Private life, public judgments | Editorial
The very possibility of bisexuality can sometimes run into the same disbelief that Queen Victoria is said to have shown towards lesbianismIt has to be said that something is awry when rumours about a politician's sexuality leave him feeling forced to publicise the miscarriages his wife has…
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Social class affects white pupils' exam results more than those of ethnic minorities – study
Poverty affects grades less among non-white children with social divide noticeable from primary schoolA child's social class is more likely to determine how well they perform in school if they are white than if they come from an ethnic minority, researchers have discovered.The gap between the…
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Letters: Tomlinson inquest needs a senior judge
How convenient for the Crown Prosecution Service that the General Medical Council's damning indictment of Dr Freddy Patel's conduct of postmortems didn't come out before it took its predictable decision not to proceed with any prosecution over the death of Ian Tomlinson (Report, 31 August). Now…
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School lotteries fail to help poorer pupils
Middle-class families still dominate best schools despite attempts to close class gapMiddle-class families monopolise the best schools even when a lottery is used to allocate places, according to a study published today.Lotteries have been seen by some educationists as a way of reducing…
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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Kiosk
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mixed group living in big house 3 min. whitechapel tube offers place in room to share £70pw
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The London Institute for Contemporary Christianity - About LICC - Resources - LICC Resources
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Darkroom
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Key London
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Andy Coulson's government job under renewed attack
PM under pressure to sack director of communications following new allegations in New York Times over unlawful phone hackingDavid Cameron was tonight facing renewed pressure to sack Andy Coulson as the Downing Street director of communications in the face of new allegations in the New York Times…
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Police and dirty politics | Chris Bryant
The latest phone hacking revelations make the story even more shocking. David Cameron must sack Andy CoulsonWith the allegations in the New York Times linking Andy Coulson to phone hacking while he was editor of the News of the World, it is becoming clearer day by day that the sticky carpet of…
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Northern Ireland police query £12m cost of work on 'past atrocities'
Deputy Chief Constable says force wants to spend money on 'here and now', but with unsolved murders and families who feel cases have been overlooked, justice issue is difficult to resolveInvestigating past atrocities is costing police in Northern Ireland £12m a year, driven by the need to supply…
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Met asked to reveal what it knew about NoW hacking of officers' phones
Labour wants assurances that the inquiry into the scandal was not weakenedScotland Yard was tonight under fresh pressure to reveal what it knew about attempts by the News of the World to hack the phones of senior police officers.Concern over the extent of the News of the World's hacking of the…
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Maths prodigy, now 15, heads for Cambridge
Arran Fernandez, who hit headlines in 2001 for his mathematical prowess, set to become university's youngest student since 1773At 15, most teenagers are struggling to get their heads around the algebra and equations of maths GCSE. Not Arran Fernandez.Next month, he will become the youngest student…
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Fertility study on mice eggs raise hope for older mothers
UK research identifying loss of key protein in mice eggs is seen as a breakthrough that may help prevent birth defectsScientists have made a breakthrough in understanding why older women become less fertile, suffer a miscarriage or have a baby with Down's syndrome.The discovery could ultimately…
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News of the World faces fresh phone hacking charge
• Calls for judicial inquiry after reporter is suspended• Latest phone hacking allegation dates from earlier this year• Four targets poised to sue police over failure to warn themThe government tonight came under pressure to set up a judicial inquiry into the phone hacking scandal at the…
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From bully Brown to St Gordon: former PM sets out his plans for the future
Gordon Brown ignores the controversy over Tony Blair's memoir and attempts to reshape his image, with announcement of several charitable projectsHe has been accused of blackmail, and described as "cursed" and having "zero" emotional intelligence in print by Tony Blair in a week in which his…
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Hospitals warned over doses of drugs given to babies
The National Patient Safety Agency issues alert following death of baby girl given too high amount of dextroseHospitals have been told to take care when giving infants intravenous doses of fluids or drugs, after a baby girl died after a glucose overdose at Great Ormond Street children's hospital…
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Child grooming case mother warns it could happen to any family
Speaking after nine men are convicted of exploiting daughter, 14, parents praise police, CPS and charity for supportThe mother of a teenage girl who was groomed by a group of predatory men, plied with drugs and alcohol and forced to have sex with several men against her will, has warned that the…
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Michael White's political briefing | Sex, lies and Fleet Street headlines
Gay Tory MPs are adamant that the foreign secretary is not, as Lady Thatcher used to say, 'one of us', but it doesn't end thereReporters who remember William Hague's byelection win in Richmond in 1989 affectionately recall one odd aspect of the campaign. Whatever they asked a Conservative press…
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Bruce Munro
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Chief rabbi challenges Stephen Hawking in row over origins of universe
Lord Sacks accuses astrophysicist of logical fallacy in book excluding possibility of supernatural creationThe chief rabbi, Lord Sacks, hit back at Stephen Hawking after the astrophysicist said God did not create the universe.In his new book, The Grand Design, published next week, Hawking…
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William Hague furore raises questions over special advisers
Senior Whitehall figures concerned that Tory party employees have been given civil service rolesThe coalition has quietly appointed a string of party employees to civil service roles – including one aide to the foreign secretary, William Hague – in a move that has raised concerns among senior…
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