- Breaking News: * Opinion: Let's not blunder into another war * Cameron condemns brutal hacking death, says Britain stands firm * Summer in the park: Great Smoky Mountains * Opinion: Helping kids feel safe again * Severe storms slam recovering Oklahoma City area * Piece of children's book reflects loss in Oklahoma after tornado * Life in a cracked house in Haiti * 80-year-old becomes oldest man to climb Mount Everest * In Iraq, 4 soldiers slain * Obama speech to focus on drones, Gitmo * What it means to take 'The Fifth' * Storm-scattered mementos finding their homes via Facebook * Help tornado victims claim lost photos * Families remember Oklahoma tornado victims * Mother's instinct saves lives of 3 sons as tornado approached home * Army suspends general due to allegations of misconduct * London attack mirrors plot to behead soldier * Opinion: Don't blame Apple; blame the tax code * Brutal, fatal cleaver assault in London called a terrorist attack * Photographer gets snapshot of OKC courage * London attack: Are terrorists targeting soldiers at home again? * Tourism in Egypt: A slow recovery * Sheriff to woman's supporters: Teen sex case isn't a gay rights issue * Wisdom from the sea: 'React fast or be swept away' * A fate worse than death for scores of African women * Building roads in Africa? Send in the troops * Rare Apple 1 computer expected to fetch $400,000 at auction * Survey: Teens' enthusiasm for Facebook is waning * Champions League final is shop window for 'Brand Germany' * Man, 37, arrested in probe of ricin-laced letters in Washington state * 1 child dead, 1 missing after gravel slide at Minnesota park * Holder: Drone strikes have killed four Americans since 2009 * Arias jurors say they're stuck; judge sends them back to deliberations * AEG exec called Michael Jackson 'freak' before signing * Sources: Man killed by FBI agent confessed to triple murder * Doctor's quick thinking saves patients * Ai Weiwei rocks out against detention * Man builds pirate ship, sells for $80,000 on Craigslist * This week on Marketplace Middle East * Prostitutes gunned down in Pakistan's violence-plagued Balochistan * Nikkei plunge sparks global market retreat * Pellegrini joins manager merry-go-round, saying he will quit Malaga * French Open suffers again as Del Potro pulls out * Clashes between al-Assad supporters, opponents kill 16 in Lebanon * 5-year-old girl killed by suicide jumper in South Korea * Boy Scouts to vote on lifting ban on gay youths * Bangladesh building collapse recovery efforts end, toll at 1,127 dead * Rescued Cleveland women 'happy and safe,' attorneys say * No more missing: Rescue switches to recovery in Oklahoma * Anti-gay crime up in New York as city prepares for pride events
- Breaking News: * Opinion: Let's not blunder into another war * Cameron condemns brutal hacking death, says Britain stands firm * Summer in the park: Great Smoky Mountains * Opinion: Helping kids feel safe again * Severe storms slam recovering Oklahoma City area * Piece of children's book reflects loss in Oklahoma after tornado * Life in a cracked house in Haiti * 80-year-old becomes oldest man to climb Mount Everest * In Iraq, 4 soldiers slain * Obama speech to focus on drones, Gitmo * What it means to take 'The Fifth' * Storm-scattered mementos finding their homes via Facebook * Help tornado victims claim lost photos * Families remember Oklahoma tornado victims * Mother's instinct saves lives of 3 sons as tornado approached home * Army suspends general due to allegations of misconduct * London attack mirrors plot to behead soldier * Opinion: Don't blame Apple; blame the tax code * Brutal, fatal cleaver assault in London called a terrorist attack * Photographer gets snapshot of OKC courage * London attack: Are terrorists targeting soldiers at home again? * Tourism in Egypt: A slow recovery * Sheriff to woman's supporters: Teen sex case isn't a gay rights issue * Wisdom from the sea: 'React fast or be swept away' * A fate worse than death for scores of African women * Building roads in Africa? Send in the troops * Rare Apple 1 computer expected to fetch $400,000 at auction * Survey: Teens' enthusiasm for Facebook is waning * Champions League final is shop window for 'Brand Germany' * Man, 37, arrested in probe of ricin-laced letters in Washington state * 1 child dead, 1 missing after gravel slide at Minnesota park * Holder: Drone strikes have killed four Americans since 2009 * Arias jurors say they're stuck; judge sends them back to deliberations * AEG exec called Michael Jackson 'freak' before signing * Sources: Man killed by FBI agent confessed to triple murder * Doctor's quick thinking saves patients * Ai Weiwei rocks out against detention * Man builds pirate ship, sells for $80,000 on Craigslist * This week on Marketplace Middle East * Prostitutes gunned down in Pakistan's violence-plagued Balochistan * Nikkei plunge sparks global market retreat * Pellegrini joins manager merry-go-round, saying he will quit Malaga * French Open suffers again as Del Potro pulls out * Clashes between al-Assad supporters, opponents kill 16 in Lebanon * 5-year-old girl killed by suicide jumper in South Korea * Boy Scouts to vote on lifting ban on gay youths * Bangladesh building collapse recovery efforts end, toll at 1,127 dead * Rescued Cleveland women 'happy and safe,' attorneys say * No more missing: Rescue switches to recovery in Oklahoma * Anti-gay crime up in New York as city prepares for pride events
BBC
Cameron: We won't give in to terrorCameron: We won't give in to terror
The prime minister says the UK will "never give in to terror" as details emerge about the suspects in the killing of a serving soldier in London.Machete man 'soldiers are targets'Machete man 'soldiers are targets'
A caller to BBC London 94.9 listened to one of the men shot by police in Woolwich exhorting people to go to Syria to fight, he says.Strike over Wembley academy plansStrike over Wembley academy plans
A secondary school in north-west London is closed as teachers strike over plans to turn it into an academy.Constable masterpiece bought by Tat...Constable masterpiece bought by Tate
Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, one of Constable's "most important paintings", is bought by the Tate for a "bargain" £23.1m.Lennon lyrics donated for tax relie...Lennon lyrics donated for tax relief
Beatles biographer Hunter Davies donates letters and lyrics by John Lennon to the British Library as part of a new tax relief scheme.£3m spent on hotels for homeless£3m spent on hotels for homeless
Westminster City Council spends over £3m in six months paying for people waiting for permanent housing to be put up in hotels, figures show.
Timesonline
- Government scales back child worker...
Government scales back child worker vetting scheme
Plans to vet millions of people working with children and vulnerable adults are to be scaled back to ?common sense? levels, the Government announced today
Live: Bloody Sunday families shown ...Live: Bloody Sunday families shown Saville report
9.40 BST On a January morning 38 years ago, 13 protesters died at the hands of British paratroopers and 14 were injured, one so seriously he died four months later. For many of their relatives, the years since have been dominated by the search for truth about what happened during 25 chaotic minutes in central Londonderry.
Bloody Sunday fees hit £100m, with ...Bloody Sunday fees hit £100m, with 14 lawyers earning more than £1m
A total of £100 million, more than half the costs of the Bloody Sunday inquiry, established in 1998, has gone on legal fees.
Freedom of Information Act gives pr...Freedom of Information Act gives protection to royal secrets
The Royal Family and the Royal Household were exempted from direct requests for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. The Royal Household was not included in the Act?s definition of a public authority, so members of the public are unable to access information held in the Royal Archives. Public bodies can be asked to release information that may include details about the Royal Family, but protection also covers communications between public bodies, such as government departments, and the Royal Family or Royal Household.
BNP leader invited to meet Queen at...BNP leader invited to meet Queen at Buckingham Palace garden party
Nick Griffin, the leader of the British National Party, has been invited to attend a Buckingham Palace garden party hosted by the Queen, The Times has learnt.
England sees again how fragile opti...England sees again how fragile optimism can be on and off the field
We have Harold Wilson to blame for the search for connections between the World Cup and the fortunes of the nation.
The Sun
- Pluck of cub leader
Pluck of cub leader
WARNING: SHOCK VIDEO BRAVERY of woman who challenged terrorist near bodyYou and your kids are nextYou and your kids are next
WARNING: SHOCK VIDEO ONE of the soldier?s blood-soaked killers tries to justify the horror to a stunned passer-bySickeningSickening
WARNING: SHOCK VIDEO REACTING to the bloody slaughter, David Cameron calls it ?most appalling crime?Woolwich terror suspect revealed ? ...Woolwich terror suspect revealed ? sources identify man as Michael Adebolajo
HATE cleric Anjem Choudary also claims to know man ? Do you know him? Call The SunWe killed this British soldier. It'...We killed this British soldier. It's an eye for an eye
WARNING: SHOCK VIDEO TWO maniacs plumb the depths of barbarity that chilled the nation ? captured on London streetEnglish Defence League mobs march a...English Defence League mobs march against Islam
MOSQUES in Woolwich, Essex and Kent were attacked with bricks as anti-Muslim mobs threw bottles at cops
All In London
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The London News
- Londoner of Nigerian descent suspec...
Londoner of Nigerian descent suspect in terror attack
Michael Adebolajo, a 28-year-old Londoner of Nigerian descent, is one of the two suspects who hacked to death a British soldier in London, a media report said Thursday. The two terror suspects are being held under armed guard at hospitals in London and one of them has been named by Sky News sources as Adebolajo. The vicious attack on the soldier took place Wednesday in Woolwich, southeast ...Oz pace attack shaking in their boo...Oz pace attack shaking in their boots after ominous English swing against Kiwis at Lords
Australia's much-vaunted pace attack had to sit up straight and take notice of England's prowess with the swing and seam bowling at the first day of the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's. Although captain Michael Clarke does not want his team losing focus and getting too engaged in England's series with New Zealand, but Stuart Broad's ominous second-innings spell in the first Test against ...Proteas back Steyn to be better tha...Proteas back Steyn to be better than more skillful Anderson
South African cricketer Dale Steyn's Proteas team mates have backed him to better than England pacer James Anderson, despite England's bowling coach David Saker saying the latter is "more skillfull". Saker's remarks have agitated the cricket community, with Proteas Test skipper Graeme Smith and wicketkeeper Mark Boucher postingd tweets of disbelief, Sport 24 reports. Boucher said that while ...ICC launches Champions Trophy websi...ICC launches Champions Trophy website
The International Cricket Council (ICC) Thursday launched the official event website for the Champions Trophy, which will be held in England and Wales June 6-23. The site will be accessible at www.icc-cricket.com. The site will have short-form highlights from all tournament matches as well as exclusive behind-the-scene content. The official match centre will be informative and interactive, ...Clarke not worried by Englands winn...Clarke not worried by Englands winning performance against Kiwis in first Test
Australian captain Michael Clarke has said that he is not worried by the fact that England's highly rated swing and seam bowlers demolished New Zealand for just 68 this week. England opening bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad were almost invincible as 14 wickets fell on the scheduled fourth day of the first Test, in which New Zealand, which was chasing 239 for victory in a low-scoring match ...CA chief Sutherland says IPL not a ...CA chief Sutherland says IPL not a concern for Oz Ashes bid
Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive James Sutherland has said that Australia's Ashes bid in England will not be compromised by the Indian Premier League (IPL). Two members of the Ashes party, Shane Watson and James Faulkner, remain on the subcontinent with their team, Rajasthan Royals, who will play in an elimination semi-final in Delhi, the Sydney Morning Herald reports. Describing the ...
Dailymail
- Woolwich attack: 'Terror attack wil...
Woolwich attack: 'Terror attack will not divide us but makes us stronger': David Cameron's vow as he urges Britain to continue with normal life
The Prime Minister chaired a meeting of the emergency Cobra committee, telling senior ministers, police and intelligence services that Britain will not 'buckle' to terror.'The law should be ashamed': Calls ...'The law should be ashamed': Calls for legal reform after sex gang victim, 18, endured 12 DAYS of harrowing questioning in court
Full details of the harrowing trial of a street grooming gang at Stafford Crown Court in 2011 have now emerged.Michael Adebolajo named as one of W...Michael Adebolajo named as one of Woolwich killers
Sources today named one of the suspects as Michael Adebolajo (pictured) who, along with his fellow alleged killer, is a British citizen who converted to a radical form of Islam.Woolwich attack: Woman's bravery as...Woolwich attack: Woman's bravery as she confronts killers to pray for slaughtered soldier
The bravery of three women stands out following yesterday's attack, including this woman who confronted to killers to allow her to pass to pray for the dead soldier.Woolwich attack: Moment heroic wom...Woolwich attack: Moment heroic woman tries to remonstrate with knife-wielding 'soldier killer' before police arrived at scene
The moment fearless mother-of-two Ingrid Loyau-Kennett, 48, remonstrated with the killer, whose hands were blood-soaked and still carried knives, was caught on camera in the aftermath of the Woolwich terror attack.World¿s most expensive SHEEPDOG sel...World¿s most expensive SHEEPDOG sells for £10,000 (and he only cost his owner £315)
Border collie Bob was sold by retired farmer John Bell, 82, of Howden, East Yorkshire, who has now had three world record sales in the last three years.
Financial Times UK
- Nikkei plunge triggers investor ret...
Nikkei plunge triggers investor retreat
Concerns the Fed will reduce its asset purchasing programme and fresh fears about strength of China?s economy lead to broad-based sell-offChina data add urgency to stimulus ...China data add urgency to stimulus calls
Factory activity shrank for the first time in seven months, raising concerns of sluggish growth and adding to pressure on Beijing to actEurozone output continues to contra...Eurozone output continues to contract
Data show an improvement but continuing contraction adds to debate over what the European Central Bank can do to help stimulate a recoveryProbe starts into scope of London a...Probe starts into scope of London attack
Security services investigate whether the attack in south London marked the ?beginning of a possible planned wave of attacks? or was an isolated incidentENRC says hackers may have stolen d...ENRC says hackers may have stolen data
Beleaguered miner upgrades its security systems after alerting UK regulator that a laptop had been stolen during a domestic burglaryStockholm sees fourth night of viol...Stockholm sees fourth night of violence
Cars were set alight by youths in several suburbs, while older residents tried to calm the mood in the borough of Husby, where the riots began
Daily Mirror
- British and Irish Lions tour: Dylan...
British and Irish Lions tour: Dylan Hartley and Tom Youngs go head-to-head in Aviva Premiership final
'It's a chance to win a major trophy for the club, but the sub-plot is me against Tom Youngs,' says HartleyTabloid tales from LA LA Land: 3am?...Tabloid tales from LA LA Land: 3am?s round-up of this week?s US celeb mags
Some say us Brits take ourselves too seriously. The same can't be said for our American cousins and their love of scandal...Mel B larks around on a yacht in Ca...Mel B larks around on a yacht in Cannes, we're not at all jealous
After making her Cannes entrance the other night looking well glam, now she's hanging out with her hubby on a yacht. Tough lifeWoolwich attack live: Updates after...Woolwich attack live: Updates after British soldier is beheaded by two Islamic terrorists in London street
All the latest reaction and news following the horrific scenes yesterday in which ranting fanatics butchered a soldier in Help for Heroes hoodieJustin Bieber threatens to sue frie...Justin Bieber threatens to sue friends for $5million if they leak pictures from inside his mansion
Legal documents obtained by TMZ show the drastic measures imposed by the paranoid popstar to stop more scandalGet Britain Working: Mirror Jobs bo...Get Britain Working: Mirror Jobs board
Looking for work? Look no further - we?ve found 26,234 jobs up for grabs this week as part of our Get Britain Working campaign
