A third bomb blast has occurred in the Iraqi capital Baghdad bringing the death toll following this morning’s attacks up to 53. Terrorist group IS have confirmed responsibility for the first of […]
Third Baghdad blast and other news
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Terror arrests and other news
Two men have been arrested in south London on suspicion of funding terrorism. Al Riddell explains the circumstances of the arrests. Mental Health A survey reveals that cutbacks on funding for mental […]
Arming the Police- the debate on expanding numbers
The chairman of the Hampshire Police Federation says rural police forces could be left ‘unarmed and vulnerable’ like ‘sitting ducks’ in the event of a terrorist attack. The announcement has been made […]
Met Police issue images of men following West Ham disorder
The Metropolitan Police have released images of four men being sought in connection with the violence against Manchester United’s coach on Tuesday at Upton Park. The Met Police say as a result […]
More armed police set for Capital and other news.
The new Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced the deployment of an extra 400 armed police officers by next year. Earlier today, Mr Khan watched the firearm team go through a […]
Foreign Secretary defends Queen, and other news.
The Foreign Secretary Phillip Hammond, has defended the Queen over comments made on camera yesterday, in which the monarch described Chinese officials as ‘very rude’ during a state visit last year. Meanwhile […]
Anti-corruption conference and other stories
The Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari, has spoken to Sky News and admitted his country is corrupt. He says he is not expecting an apology from British Prime Minister David Cameron. Meanwhile, Foreign […]
Heathrow- longer quiet period, Iraqi car bomb & other stories
Heathrow has announced plans to have a longer quiet period of reduced flights over night. Frances Ainley explains the change in policy. Iraqi car bomb A car bomb at a crowded market […]
West Ham fans who attacked Man Utd coach face life bans & other stories
West Ham supporters who attacked the Manchester United team bus as it arrived at Upton Park last night, will be given life bans, according to West Ham officials. Al Riddell was at […]
Donkey Week May 3rd – 10th
It may have escaped your notice with all this London Mayoral election coverage swamping our airwaves, but it also happens to be National Donkey Week. And where better to celebrate than at […]
Bike To School Day
It’s National Bike to School Day today. So be prepared to be blinded by by shimmering pink handlebar streamers, or zapped by mini spidermen on bikes this afternoon. The event has grown […]
Brit Week in Los Angeles
Alumni from the University of the Arts, London are among those featured this year at the 10th annual Brit Week. The University encompasses Central Saint Martins, Chelsea, Wimbledon and Camberwell Art Colleges, The […]
Lil’ Sis: voice-over artist
What’s it like to earn your living as the voice of a 3-year-old girl? When you’re actually in your forties? Sally Ann Marsh is a singer, actress and voice-over artist who specialises […]
British Storyscape at Tribeca Film Festival
The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival has announced the inclusion of an immersive sound project by British playwright Shelley Silas in their innovative Storyscapes competition section. The project, titled The Turning Forest, was […]
New Cross Gate Illegal Rubbish Dump
Lewisham Council’s Clean Streets Enforcement team are still investigating the large illegal rubbish dump that has appeared next to New Cross Gate train station. Local Labour Councillor Joe Dromey reported via Twitter […]
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a single film in possession of a great box office success will be wrung dry until every last drop of creative blood is squeezed out of […]
Big Garden Bird Watch
Half a million people in Britain have taken part in the Big Garden Birdwatch. This is a nationwide project run by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ and is the […]
Women in Film
Have you heard of the Sexy Lamp Test? No, it’s nothing to do with interior design. It’s about female characters in a work of fiction, and it goes like this: If […]
UN condemns ‘staggering’ violence against Iraqi people
UN outlines the ‘staggering’ violence against Iraqi population Paris Ritz Hotel suffers a major blaze Iraqi Conflict The United Nations has released a report outlining what it calls the ‘staggering’ violence that […]
Survey identifies academic achievement by postcode
Top London and National news stories for Tuesday January 12th, 2016 Academic achievement determined by UK postcode Jerry Hall to marry Rupert Murdoch Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli signs new lucrative contract […]
#FirstHarassment
It’s been a hard week for 12 year-old Junior MasterChef contestant Valentina Shulz from Brazil. Whilst she’s been focusing on trying to win her country’s edition of the internationally successful TV cookery […]
The Poetry of Gallipoli
“How does one define cowardice?” Asks Senior Goldsmiths lecturer Richard Shannon, (pictured right), as he prepares to read selected poetry at the University’s Postcards From Gallipoli event that took place on Monday […]
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