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Katie Davies THE Australian cricketer Shane Warne is no stranger to controversy. But now he has found himself at the centre of an unusual row on the other side of the world – between a Camden Town businessman and council chiefs. It was sparked after fell... » MORE

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Walking fish found in Thames Estuary

Environment Agency Fisheries Officers received a report this week of an unusual walking fish found in the Thames Estuary at Woolwich in South East London. The Walking Catfish, which is non-native to the UK, was spotted by a local angler. Mr. Birol Koca,... » MORE

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Tan Parsons A PENSIONER has branded medical care at the Royal Free Hospital as negligent after being given the all-clear when she had stomach cancer growing inside her. Valerie Walmsley-Hunter, 75, became concerned when she lost two stone in weight in j... » MORE

Katie Davies THE Australian cricketer Shane Warne is no stranger to controversy. But now he has found himself at the centre of an unusual row on the other side of the world – between a Camden Town businessman and council chiefs. It was sparked after fell... » MORE

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Sevilla this week confirmed they are interested in signing Tottenham midfielder Didier Zokora – at the right price. The 28-year-old, who has struggled for regular football at the Lane since the arrival of Wilson Palacios in January, has been tipped as on... » MORE

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ARSENAL

Four members of Arsenal's FA Youth Cup winning side have been rewarded with professional contracts - but the Gunners have released EIGHT other players in a busy week at London Colney. London-born defenders Luke Ayling and Craig Eastmond, French stopper Ce... » MORE

» Vermaelen flies in to become Arsenal's first summer signing

» Young Arsenal star makes two-goal dream debut for England

CRICKET

Middlesex 153 & 233 Gloucestershire 342 & 45-1 MIDDLESEX remain slumped near the foot of the County Championship table after a crushing defeat against Gloucestershire at Bristol last week, writes Simon Jackson. The nine-wicket setback means Shaun... » MORE

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FEATURES

THUNDER storms, flooding and soggy deckchairs made for the start that Kenwood s organisers had all been dreading. Hamp-stead Heath could hardly have felt any grislier by the time Ray Davies strode out onto the stage on Saturday. The warm lighting that bat... » MORE

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THEATRE

Frank McGuinness has said when he wrote this in the early 80s, he was more concerned with dramatising the Orange mindset and relationships between men facing death than wi... » MORE

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ART

In her seminal book On Photography, Susan Sontag says: What is written about a person or an event is frankly an interpretation, as are handmade visual statements, like paintings and drawings. Photographed images do not seem to be statements about the wo... » MORE

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FOOD & DRINK

What does The Ivy – arguably still London s best known restaurant – have in common with the English novel? The more cynical among you might suggest that they are each of them populated by characters who do not really exist, stranded forever amid a setting... » MORE

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» Green Fair should not have been reliant on sponsorship

Environment Agency Fisheries Officers received a report this week of an unusual walking fish found in the Thames Estuary at Woolwich in South East London. The Walking Catfish, which is non-native to the UK, was spotted by a local angler. Mr. Birol Koca,... » MORE

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