6 hours ago Man wounded in New London shooting at Bank Street restaurant, police say

Man wounded in New London shooting at Bank Street restaurant, police say  CT Insider

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7 hours ago UK police launch firearms amnesty after Turkish blank guns linked to London murders

A converted TVBF was used in the killing of Sebastiaan James-Kraan, 20, in Ealing last June

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9 hours ago Met Police vows robust action as Tommy Robinson march and counter protest take place in central London

Elon Musk among those wanting Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, released from solitary confinement

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11 hours ago You're nicked! Tremendous moment brazen shoplifter is brought to justice by police who had been hiding in back room

When thieving Derick Bell strolled into the Co-Op store in Lambeth, south London, intent on stealing as much as he could, he had no idea police were hiding in wait for him.

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12 hours ago ‘Deep down, all Englishmen are policemen’: Spanish anthology recounts life in Edwardian London

Julio Camba spent 15 months as London correspondent for El Mundo newspaper writing mostly about the strange habits of the EnglishThe first of the myriad anglosajón peculiarities that would bedevil, confound and exasperate Julio Camba in his 15 months as London correspondent for El Mundo revealed itself when a porter tried to help the young Spanish journalist with his luggage as he arrived at Victoria station in December 1910.“The worker grabbed my suitcase and shouted, so I started to shout, too,” he wrote shortly afterwards. “Given that I’m Spanish, I shouted much more than he did and, finally, he shut up.” Camba swiftly concluded that, unlike their Spanish, French and Italian neighbours, the English were not given to passionate outbursts. Or passion. Or, indeed, outbursts. Continue reading...

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12 hours ago ‘Deep down, all Englishmen are policemen’: a Spanish correspondent’s view of life in Edwardian London

The journalist and adventurer Julio Camba wrote exquisite sketches about the strange habits of the EnglishThe first of the myriad anglosajón peculiarities that would bedevil, confound and exasperate Julio Camba in his 15 months as London correspondent for El Mundo revealed itself when a porter tried to help the young Spanish journalist with his luggage as he arrived at Victoria station in December 1910.“The worker grabbed my suitcase and shouted, so I started to shout, too,” he wrote shortly afterwards. “Given that I’m Spanish, I shouted much more than he did and, finally, he shut up.” Camba swiftly concluded that, unlike their Spanish, French and Italian neighbours, the English were not given to passionate outbursts. Or passion. Or, indeed, outbursts. Continue reading...

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22 hours ago New London Police issue update on controversial policy regarding stray animal pickup

New London Police issue update on controversial policy regarding stray animal pickup  WGBA NBC 26 in Green Bay

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