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Telegraph, 10.03.10 19:24 UTC

Paddie O'Neil

Paddie O'Neil, who has died aged 83, was a supremely versatile comedy actress and singer with a career spanning five decades; she often appeared in shows that featured her husband, the theatrical all-rounder Alfred Marks.

London  Penny Points to Paradise  comedian   ITV Public Company Limited  British Broadcasting Corporation  BBC Radio  +12 more

Telegraph, 10.03.10 19:24 UTC

Peter Foster

Peter Foster, who died on March 6 aged 90, was Surveyor of the Fabric of Westminster Abbey for 15 years and in charge of its restoration from 1973 until 1988; he was also an accomplished watercolourist and exhibited his work at the Royal Academy.

Cambridgeshire  London  Edinburgh  deputy   architect   Speaker   +20 more

Huffington Post, 10.03.10 18:09 UTC

Refinery29.com: 10 Fall 2010 Trends From Paris, London, and Milan

Even if our European counterparts are more known for high concept than practicality, the fall 2010 shows in London, Milan, and Paris unveiled a friendlier face of high fashion. Designers still dared ...

Paris  London  Milan Even if  Salvatore Ferragamo  Louise Goldin  Sonia Rykiel  +3 more

Daily Mail, 10.03.10 17:21 UTC

Teacher crushed to death in dustcart 'may have been sheltering from rain in wheelie bin'

A coroner warned of the dangers of climbing into commercial wheelie bins today after a teacher was found dead among rubbish at a waste transfer site after a night out drinking in a seaside city. New ...

London  assistant deputy   teacher   Detective Chief Inspector   keen sportsman   maths teacher   +14 more

The Independent, 10.03.10 16:58 UTC

Why Diane von Furstenburg is re-modelling Claridge's

Today's top fashion designers need more than catwalk success and sellout handbags. They need a hotel to brand their own. The latest fashion designer to succumb to this hotel design trend is Diane von ...

New York City  Old Town  London  Milan  DUBAI  Edinburgh  +13 more

Forbes, 10.03.10 16:29 UTC

GB Is No Good For GB

Gordon Brown is gearing up for a national British election, but a litany of mistakes in the last decade makes him one to avoid.

London  shadow chancellor   chancellor   Prime Minister  member of parliament  Northern Rock  +10 more

Telegraph, 10.03.10 16:08 UTC

Convicted murderer wins High Court battle to be moved to open prison

One of the country's longest-serving prisoners has won an extraordinary High Court battle in his bid to be moved to open prison conditions.

London  Justice Secretary   judge   Secretary of State   waitress   Steven Kovats  +7 more

Huffington Post, 10.03.10 15:41 UTC

Tony Blankley: An American Obsession with Freedom

The publishing of the Declaration of Independence 233 years ago by our Founders was responded to in London by two of the 18th century's greatest minds: Dr. Samuel Johnson (after whom a literary age ...

London  Declaration of Independence  energy creation  Edmund Burke  Tony Blankley  Samuel Johnson  +1 more

Telegraph, 10.03.10 15:16 UTC

MI5 'would still have used US information from waterboarding'

MI5 would have acted on the intelligence gained by waterboarding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the architect of the September 11 attacks, even if they had known how it was gained, sources say.

London  director general   the Daily Telegraph  The Daily Telegraph  gas canisters  gas limos  +7 more

CNN World News, 10.03.10 14:30 UTC

Bahrain: Islamic rules saved us from recession

London, England (CNN) -- Bahrain's finance minister said adherence to strict Islamic rules helped his country escape the worst of the global recession. Finance Minister Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed al ...

London  finance minister   Minister   Time Warner Inc.  creative products  finance  +5 more
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London is the capital of both England and the United Kingdom. It has been a major city for two millennia, and its history goes back to its founding by the Romans, then named Londinium. London's core, the ancient City of London, the 'square mile', retains its medieval boundaries. However, since at least the nineteenth century, the name "London" has also referred to the whole metropolis that has ...
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