A 15-year-old boy today faces a life term for stabbing to death architecture student Steven Grisales, pictured, in a confrontation about throwing conkers in the street.
A sadistic double murderer who wore skull and crossbones gloves in a month of random violence faces a life sentence today after he was found guilty of killing men in motiveless attacks in woods and parks in north London.
Hundreds of Olympic athletes and coaches will be forced to leave London from Stansted rather than Heathrow because the official Games gateway cannot cope with the rush.
Sam Hallam, now 24, is due to be released on bail after prosecutors told three senior judges that they would not oppose his appeal. He was ordered to serve a minimum of 12 years in 2004 for the murder of a trainee chef who was attacked by youths in Clerkenwell.
The Governor of the Bank of England today slashed Britain’s growth forecasts by a third as he warned of an economic “storm”.
The jury in the inquest of a baby boy fatally injured by a falling lamp post has been directed to return a verdict of accidental death.
Boris Johnson today faced calls to deal with Romanian beggars who have been sleeping rough yards from Marble Arch.
A schizophrenic who knifed a schoolboy to death and wounded three other pupils after failing to take his medication was today jailed.
Residents living next to a Chelsea nightclub part-owned by Prince William’s close friend Guy Pelly were today celebrating after the venue was closed down following complaints about noisy and drunken revellers.
A group of British heroes has been chosen to sail on the Queen’s rowbarge Gloriana.
A new C4 fly-on-the-wall documentary reveals the dedication and gallows humour of staff at King's College A&E.
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All eyes were on Kate Moss at a Marie Curie Cancer fundraiser at Claridges. Other guests included Ronnie Wood and Princess Beatrice.
The Duke of Edinburgh proved he still has an eye for the ladies at 90.
General Aladeen, the wicked dictator of Wadiya, caused his usual mayhem when he appeared at the Cannes Film Festival.
Anne McElvoy on why Boris Johnson is wrong to say the BBC's new director-general should be a full-blooded Tory.
Lady Gaga turned up at Tokyo airport clad in fishnets and the highest of boots after Indonesian authorities cancelled her appearance because of fears she would corrupt their youth.
Tracey Emin has designed a new version of London's iconic Tube map featuring a chirping bird sitting on a branch of the Northern Line.
Marks & Spencer unveil collection of 1950s-inspired lingerie to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee.
David Beckham will bring the Olympic flame back to Britain aboard a specially painted BA golden plane.
Graffiti artist Banksy has emblazoned the wall of a bargain store with an image depicting a child making Jubilee street party bunting in a sweatshop.
Boris Johnson today faced calls to deal with Romanian beggars who have been sleeping rough yards from Marble Arch.
Lisa D’ Amour’s shrewdly observed play finds both comedy and pathos in the decay of the suburbs
Chelsea skipper is called up for squad despite controversial season, however, there is no place for Manchester United defender at finals after injury-hit campaign
Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King today raised the alarm over inflation as he warned the cost of living would stay above its 2% target until the middle of next year.
Lady Gaga appeared to be making a point today as she strutted through Tokyo airport clad in fishnets and the highest of boots after Indonesian authorities cancelled her appearance there because of fears she would corrupt their youth.
Politicians are judged by the company they keep. However innocent, Mr Cameron is now embroiled in the Brooks saga
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Boris Johnson attacks ‘Left-bias’ BBC 
Life in jail for merciless pair who shot father-of-four dead in 'trivial' McDonald's row 
More than half of cyclists say they jump red lights - but argue it is for their own safety 
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