The Met Police say the number of child abuse cases involving witchcraft has gone up fifty per cent in the last three years. radlemadle has this report. Last weekend marked the biggest […]
A study has revealed that almost a fifth of families seeking assistance from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services are not being provided with the help they need. Nikola Dye has a […]
Exit Forest Hill station. Cross the road (safely). Don’t stare at your feet- you’ll miss it. Look to your right. Welcome to Havelock Walk! A uniquely creative community lives right in the […]
Goodbyes are never easy. West Ham bid a fond farewell to their home of 112 years, the Boleyn Ground. Sports Editor Al Riddell was at the Boleyn Ground last night, speaking to […]
Food poverty has become a growing issue recently with food bank use now at record highs as more and more people below the breadline seek assistance. With meal handouts currently more than […]
A man has been killed and three others wounded after a knife attack at a German train station this morning. The attacker was arrested at Grafing near Munich, and police are investigating […]
Manchester City 2 – 2 Arsenal Agüero (8′minutes), De Bruyne (51′minutes) – Giroud (10′minutes), Sánchez (68′minutes) Today was a great day for Manchester United, without the Red Devils having to kick a ball. Man City drew […]
Sajid Javid, the Business Secretary, is launching a consultation on tipping amid concerns that restaurants are confusing customers by not being transparent about the charges and who actually receives any tips. As […]
Defending champion Andy Murray has reached the final of the Madrid Open after beating home favourite Rafa Nadal. He’s beaten the Spaniard in this stage of the competition for the second successive year. The […]
Leicester City 3 – 1 Everton Vardy (5′minutes, 65′minutes pen), King (33′minutes) – Mirallas (88′) Leicester City will dominate the back pages tomorrow morning but not entirely for today’s exploits on the field. They […]
No, it wasn’t a dream, Leicester City have won the Premier League. Bookmakers have paid out thousands of pounds, grown men have been reduced to tears and the landscape of English football […]
England’s world number one Mark Selby has beaten China’s Ding Junhui 18-14 to win his second World Championship in three years. Ding kept in touch with the 2014 winner but could never […]
In what is being described as the greatest Cinderella story in sporting history, Leicester City have won the Premier League for the first time in their 132 year history. Leicester started the […]
Footballer Ched Evans has won his appeal against his conviction for raping a 19 year old woman. But Court of Appeal judges in London have ordered that he must face a retrial. […]
London has always been geographically carved in two by the river Thames. But does a North/South divide in London mean more than simple geography? There are plenty of pervasive ideas surrounding the differences between […]
Every autumn, monarch butterflies across Canada and the USA migrate over 2,000 miles to the relative warmth of central Mexico. This journey is repeated instinctively by generations of monarchs, despite a fall in […]
A new report says it’s ‘only a matter of time’ before serious flooding strikes a London Underground station. The report by The London Underground Comprehensive Review of Flood Risk identifies 85 ‘high-risk’ sites. 57 […]
A new NASA study says the North Pole is now slowly shifting in the direction of London. NASA scientists concluded that global warming is changing the way the earth wobbles on its rotational […]
Anthony Joshua is the new heavyweight champion of the world after a second round win against American boxer Charles Martin. The referee called the fight to a halt after two right hooks […]
One of the founders of Mossack Fonseca, the Panamanian law firm at the centre of leaked data revealing details of offshore holdings, denies that the documents were leaked by an insider. Ramon […]
The prospect of industrial action over the government’s Educational Excellence Everywhere White Paper drew a step closer today, as members of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers voted to condemn it. The […]
A tick-borne disease that is often fatal in dogs has been found in the UK. Ticks carrying the disease have been found in fields in Harlow in Essex, where two dogs have […]
Jason Leach has an extraordinary job. After coming to terms with his own mortality following reflection on his hedonistic lifestyle, Jason realised that death doesn’t have to be the end- he can live […]
Tomáš Berdych and Roger Federer were the first to play in today’s Australian Open Quarter-Finals. Prior to the match, Federer had played a routine and efficient four matches in the tournament, only dropping one […]
The floods that ravaged much of the north of England over the christmas period were some of the worst seen in decades. Swathes of Yorkshire, Lancashire, Cumbria and Scotland were severely affected by […]
Feature by Al Riddell and Harriet Onyett The Gallipoli campaign (1915-16) of The Great War is mainly remembered here in Britain as a bloody and failed attempt to capture the Turkish capital of […]
Protesters gathered at London’s St James’ Park as Chinese President Xi Jinping took part in a procession along the Mall. After the event, Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan were met by the […]
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