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By Elizabeth Piper and Alistair SmoutLONDON (Reuters) -Labour leader Keir Starmer pledged on Thursday to end Britain’s “sticking plaster politics” if his party wins power in the next election, reassuring critics he would not open the chequebook to tack…
wagamama has launched an iconic veganuary dish with a special partnership allowing one million meals to be donated to low income families.
Guests at wagamama know that every veganuary they can expect new and exciting plant-based flavours to nourish th…
London is absolutely loaded with countless options for finding the likes of the best Indian, Chinese and Italian restaurants – it can even be difficult choosing where to get a simple fish and chips. So, to make things easier, many Londoners not only tu…
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Freddie Miller describes documenting the airbrushed trucking scene, as well as the people who spend painstaking amounts of money and time ensuring their vehicles are sprayed to perfection.
Freddie Miller describes documenting the unique, el…
Details of all planning applications received / determined by the Council can be found by searching the Council’s online planning register at planningonline.npt.gov.uk/
Application No. P2022/0857
Officer
Claire Hall
Type
Full Plans
Ward
Coed…
US President Bill Clinton told then-taoiseach John Bruton that Sinn Féin’s Gerry Adams was “pretty gutless” in trying to blame Britain for the Northern Ireland talks stalemate that led to the ending of the IRA ceasefire and the devastating Canary Wharf…
A Ruislip pub has been revealed as the ‘Pub of the Year’ during the awards ceremony of the Stonegate Pub Partners, announcing their Stars of Stonegate for 2022. The event recognised and celebrated all the talent from across the company’s leased and ten…
Last time I visited Toronto, Canada, I stayed in Greektown, home to one of the largest Greek communities in North America. Several scenes from My Big Fat Greek Wedding were filmed here, and street signs are in Greek as well as English.
On the…
London before the Swinging Sixties: Newly-colourised images shows capital’s bustling streets in a bygone era as Charlie Chaplin stands on top of the Savoy, workers shift hay in front of Big Ben and streets are decorated for George V’s silver jubileeNew…
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No more trucks, cars and buses on this stretch of the Strand at Australia House, London.
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“It’s been amazing to create a place for people rather than cars,” says urban …