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IT IS often a source of contention between the media and the courts when, to protect innocent children, the identities of adults who have committed serious crimes are also concealed from public view by means of a court order. This can result, for instance... » MORE
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AS regular readers of this newspaper know, Archway resident Walter Roberts wants Archway Station to be renamed after Dick Whittington. Now his lengthy one-man campaign is set to receive a wider airing after I mentioned it on BBC Radio London s Breakfast S... » MORE
The Heath and Hampstead Society, to which we are all indebted, had a new location for its annual meeting on Tuesday night, as well as a change in its presiding officers Vice presidents Helen Marcus and Martin Humphery neither of them strangers to hosti... » MORE
NORTH London looks very different, when viewed from the 14th floor of the University College Hospital. The mass of buildings spreading northwards has no particular shape or rhythm. From this glassy vantage point, there is no geometric evidence of a cohere... » MORE
Was Gary a spy? Was he attempting to bring down the mighty military force of the USA? As far as I know he was not. He was simply looking for little green men. [He] is suffering from Asperger s syndrome and no nation under the sun ought to convict an indiv... » MORE
We as a family have suffered a seven-year sentence of fear and stress and this has taken its toll on the hearts and health of our family. Gary is gentle and kind and is guilty of tapping on a keyboard and being a fool and nothing more. He has not murdered... » MORE
LAST week I reflected on the writings of a former newspaper editor and veteran journalist, RD Blumenfeld, a well-thumbed copy of whose 1930s book, The Press In My Time, found its way into my Christmas stocking. RD s warnings about what the world could exp... » MORE
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