57 m. ago Moment police find two huge machetes during arrest of teenagers who were stopped by police over 'ticket issue' at Euston tube station

Disturbing footage captured in London Euston yesterday shows the moment British Transport Police arrested the two youths after discovering the terrifying blades.

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67 m. ago John Woodvine, British Stage Veteran and ‘American Werewolf in London’ Actor, Dies at 96

John Woodvine, British Stage Veteran and ‘American Werewolf in London’ Actor, Dies at 96  The Hollywood Reporter

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82 m. ago Maggy London Elegant One Shoulder Long Black Tie Maxi Evening Formal Dresses for Women

Maggy London Elegant One Shoulder Long Black Tie Maxi Evening Formal Dresses for Women  The San Joaquin Valley Sun

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94 m. ago A Future Formed in Amber: The Digital Amber at London Fashion Week

A Future Formed in Amber: The Digital Amber at London Fashion Week  Daily Front Row

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97 m. ago Consortium led by Brooklyn Earick withdraws interest in making bid for Tottenham

On Monday, it was confirmed via the London Stock Exchange that Earick had pulled out of the running.

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1 hour ago The £10 hair growth solution so 'effective', it's been rated more than 30,000 times

"After a few uses, my hair felt thicker and healthier. It helped reduce hair loss and added volume without being greasy"

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1 hour ago Lady Gaga’s London Date Night Look Puts a Glamorous Twist on the Sheer Dress Trend

Lady Gaga’s London Date Night Look Puts a Glamorous Twist on the Sheer Dress Trend  ELLE

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1 hour ago Amanda Holden reveals 'horrific' pain while filming new BBC quiz show The Inner Circle

Amanda Holden has opened up about presenting her new BBC quiz show, The Inner Circle, which sees contestants try to work out who is lying in a game of human nature and trust

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1 hour ago Man fighting for his life and another stabbed after violent three days across London

Man fighting for his life and another stabbed after violent three days across London  Islington Gazette

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2 h. ago Conservatives pledge to rewrite London’s planning strategy if Tory mayor elected

Shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly said the Conservatives will ‘get a grip’ on building in London.

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2 h. ago Here’s how experts say you can stick with an exercise routine

Three-quarters of Americans aren’t getting the exercise they need to stay fit and active

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2 h. ago PEORA London Blue Topaz Engagement Ring for Women 925 Sterling Silver, Natural Gemstone, 2 Carats Princess Cut 7mm, Comfort Fit, Sizes 5 to 9

PEORA London Blue Topaz Engagement Ring for Women 925 Sterling Silver, Natural Gemstone, 2 Carats Princess Cut 7mm, Comfort Fit, Sizes 5 to 9  The San Joaquin Valley Sun

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2 h. ago Apple and Samsung users 'could get slice of huge £480m compensation'

A trial kicked off today and is set to run for five weeks at the Competition Appeal Tribunal in London

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3 h. ago It starts with Palestine protests. But where will the crackdown on Britain’s democratic freedoms end? | Owen Jones

In making dissent a privilege, not a right, Labour is crafting a repressive toolkit. Imagine it in the hands of a Farage governmentIn Britain, protest is no longer a right. Instead, it is a privilege that is granted – or withheld – at the whim of those in power. This is the implication of new rules that the Labour government is proposing, which would dictate the time and place that protests are permitted to occur, and carry the risk of prison time for those who defy orders. Successive governments had already chipped away at this right: the last Conservative administration granted the police sweeping new powers, which the United Nations’ human rights chief condemned as “serious and undue restrictions” on democratic freedoms. Taken together, these incremental assaults on freedom have effectively abolished the hard-won right to freedom of protest.The latest assault is justified by last week’s heinous antisemitic attack on a mosque in Manchester. There should be universal agreement that...

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3 h. ago Shocking 'fatberg' weighing 100 tonnes is cleared from west London sewer

The solid mass consisted mainly of wet wipes and weighed the equivalent of eight double-decker buses

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3 h. ago Healing through discomfort at the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival

Reflecting this year’s theme of “Comfort & Disturb”, the films in this year’s Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival show how embracing discomfort can lead to understanding, empathy and healing, writes Rob Dickie

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3 h. ago As London stock market listings show signs of life, Reeves must add momentum | Nils Pratley

As London stock market listings show signs of life, Reeves must add momentum | Nils Pratley  The Guardian

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3 h. ago Do you really need to wash your legs? Taylor Swift has admitted she doesn't... so we ask the experts

Advocates for avoiding leg washing have long argued that soapy water that naturally washes over the body in the shower is enough.

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3 h. ago Big Brother's Feyisola says she 'never left house' as she opens up on health battle

Big Brother UK star Feyisola has received an outpouring of support from fans

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3 h. ago ‘A certain bite’: how Martha Graham pushed dance in dazzling new directions

As her company prepares to celebrate its centenary, the legendary choreographer’s groundbreaking work is finally getting the respect it deserves in the UK. What took so long?A century ago, the dancer Martha Graham began teaching at a small studio above Carnegie Hall in Manhattan. It was the start of a dance revolution. Graham wasn’t the first dancer to cast off ballet’s shackles and look for new ways of moving as the world shifted in the early 20th century: free-spirited Isadora Duncan had wafted her way through European salons; Loie Fuller experimented with costume and light effects; Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn, with whom Graham trained, explored dance aping the styles of India, Egypt and Japan. But it’s Graham who became the true godmother of modern dance, developing a technique that would become the foundation of many dancers’ training around the world, and starkly modernist choreography that would point dance in a new direction.Where ballet leapt to the sky, Graham was rooted to...

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