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London Olympics weather past and present
With just days to go until the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics, there’s no doubt that all eyes will be on the skies to see what the weather will bring.
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With just days to go until the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics, there’s no doubt that all eyes will be on the skies to see what the weather will bring.
For the first entry in his Olympics Scrapbook, Paraic O’Brien meets US comedian/activist the Reverend Billy Talen as he rails against the Olympics – “as bad as the Bank of England!”
The Olympic torch races through London on its first full day in the capital, giving crowds a “supreme buzz” before opening ceremonies kick off 27 July.
The Olympic torch is to be abseiled down to the Tower of London by a Royal Marine commando to start its journey around the capital.
There were various disgraces in the way the banks treated consumer and businesses with contempt over purchase insurance and interest rate swaps. But the Libor scandal seemed to be a quite incredible.
Boris Johnson claims to have statistics showing it rains more in Rome than in London. It’s a shame he can’t pass them on to FactCheck.
As six terror suspects are arrested in London, a bus brings the M6 motorway to a standstill for four hours in a response involving armed police, troops, firefighters and bomb disposal officers.
Chambers will compete for Britain in his first Olympic Games for 12 years after a ban for systematic drug use, but bronze medallist Jenny Meadows is left out in favour of Lyndsey Sharp.
East London residents opposed to plans to site surface-to-air missiles on roofs for security during the Olympics, march through Bow in protest.
Police appeal for help in tracing a “potentially dangerous” murderer who went on the run after escaping from Pentonville Prison.
Faisal Islam blogs on how Barclays started to try and make money from changing its rates – and why ‘Lie-bor’ London should be afraid.
As Channel 4 News hosts a debate between disability campaigners and representatives of London’s transport network, charities and disabled people tell us their concerns.
As Britain gets ready for next month’s Olympics, a new survey finds London is the most expensive city in the world for an evening out.
The remains of Shakepeare’s Curtain Theatre, which is reputed to have staged the debut of Romeo and Juliet, are discovered in east London.