London says YES to Olympics bonus pay for bus drivers
The vast majority of those living, working and visiting London believe bus drivers should get a bonus for coping with extra work during the Olympic and Paralympic games, a new poll reveals today.
'Shot five-year-old Thusha was one of the worst things I've seen'
A new C4 fly-on-the-wall documentary reveals the dedication and gallows humour of staff at King's College A&E.
Organs of boy killed in Derby house fire used to save child's life
The father of six siblings who lost their lives in a suspected arson attack broke down in tears today as he issued a statement thanking fire crews for their efforts to save his children.
'He's tough - and has his own underwear line' Obama pokes fun at Becks at the White House
It's not often that David Beckham gets stuck on defence.
'I fled Norway mass killer Anders Breivik after he shot me four times'
A student who was shot four times by Anders Breivik told of her incredible battle for survival.
Care home blasted as mentally ill Tottenham knife murderer is sentenced to life
A schizophrenic who knifed a schoolboy to death and wounded three other pupils after failing to take his medication was today jailed for at least 20 years..
Jesus Christ - Superstars! Mel C to appear in glitzy O2 arena show
Former Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm today said she can identify with Mary Magdalene after landing the role of the Biblical heroine in the first-ever UK arena tour of hit musical Jesus Christ Superstar.
Mayor urged to act over beggars on Park Lane
Boris Johnson today faced calls to deal with Romanian beggars who have been sleeping rough yards from Marble Arch.
Ministers face grilling over plans to downgrade law which helped reveal MPs expenses scandal
Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude, pictured, Attorney General Dominic Grieve and justice minister Lord McNally are due to appear before the Justice Select Committee.
Theresa May is 'destroying' the police service, warns officers' federation
The Home Secretary is "on the precipice of destroying a police service that is admired and replicated throughout the world", rank-and-file officers said today.
Another cerveza or piwo or bira or pombe, please barman! Your holiday pound will get you extra abroad this summer
British tourists are finding their holiday money going further not just in the eurozone but in many other destinations as well, according to a survey.
Follow the glitz and glamour as stars arrive for the 65th Cannes Film Festival
Cool Kate at Claridges
All eyes were on Kate Moss at a Marie Curie Cancer fundraiser at Claridges. Other guests included Ronnie Wood and Princess Beatrice.
'Awful moment when Thusha was brought in'
The new C4 fly-on-the-wall documentary reveals the horror, the dedication and gallows humour at King's College A&E.
Jessie J made a £20,000 loss
It seems that as far as music goes, it's not all about the money money money for Price Tag singer Jessie J, who allegedly struggled to make any money from her music career last year.
The new dividing lines for hair
Double, v-shaped and zig-zag, this season designers have found new ways to part hairr.
Nice day at the hoffice? Pitfalls of working from home
For those swapping workplace for hearth for the duration of the Olympics, Nick Curtis has sage advice on how to avoid the many pitfalls this may entail.
Down in the Lowcountry
The American fare is a bit of a let-down at this Fulham eaterie, says Fay Maschler.
Beckham will be on golden plane with Olympic torch
David Beckham will bring the Olympic flame back to Britain aboard a specially painted golden plane.
Is this London's latest Banksy?
Graffiti artist Banksy has emblazoned the wall of a bargain store with an image depicting a child making Jubilee street party bunting in a sweatshop.
Picture perfect: The best cameras and accessories
We take a look at some of the best cameras and accessories on the market.
Health
Dr Christian Jessen on how to deal with hayfever
Music
Billboard chart toppers Fun. prove they are no one-hit wonders
London Look
Landy Rakoto is a student from Aldgate East
Fashion
As a walking work of art, this heavy-duty Coach tote ticks all the boxes
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Women’s net café is small victory for Afghan equality
When the doors open at 8am, Kamila Hosaini is ready and waiting to log on to one of 15 laptops at Afghanistan’s first women-only internet café.
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Bring on the Wah! Wah! Girls
The classical mujra dancers of 16th-century India have been turned into pole dancers in contemporary Britain, writes Tanika Gupta, whose new musical plays with the theme
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Rio Ferdinand set to miss out on Euro 2012
New England manager Roy Hodgson looks set to call time on Rio Ferdinand's international career when he unveils his Euro 2012 squad later today.
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Bank of England has cut growth forecasts
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King is seen leaving the door open for more support for Britain's struggling economy on Wednesday, prompted by escalating dangers from the eurozone.
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David Beckham (and a special Hackney schoolgirl) will be on board the golden plane bringing Olympic torch to Britain
David Beckham is to make a special appearance at the official handover ceremony of the Olympic Flame in Athens and will bring it back to Britain aboard a specially painted golden plane.
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Jessie J made a £20,000 loss last year
It seems that as far as music goes, it's not all about the money money money for Price Tag singer Jessie J, who allegedly struggled to make any money from her music career last year.
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No BBC boss should be flying political colours
Has triumph gone to the Mayor’s mop so soon? Boris Johnson thinks the BBC’s new director-general should be a full-blooded Tory. This will avoid the corporation remaining in the hands of a motley crew who are “‘statist, corporatist, defeatist, anti-business, Europhile and overwhelmingly biased to the Left”.
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Parting ways: the new dividing lines for hair
Double, v-shaped and zig-zag, this season designers have found new ways to part hair
Sneak peek at new cable car across the river
Cool Kate at Claridges
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Boris Johnson attacks ‘Left-bias’ BBC -
Evicted Marble Arch beggars set up camp 50 yards away... in the middle of Park Lane
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Life in jail for merciless pair who shot father-of-four dead in 'trivial' McDonald's row -
More than half of cyclists say they jump red lights - but argue it is for their own safety -
Tory poll blow as 60% are unhappy with David Cameron
Jay-Z and Kanye West kick off European tour with £500,000 party in London's West End 
Sniff it out 
Sixty second interview with...Grimes 
Socialist Hollande owns three homes on the Riviera 
Can you imagine a career in teaching?
Be inspired to teach - let real teachers show you how rewarding the job can be.
Securing the business and education legacy of London 2012
The 2012 Games will last just over a month, but thanks to Cisco, a legacy of business growth and educational excellence will last for years.
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