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London Opera Gimmick to Bring Culture to Tabloid Masses

Jul 23 2008 - 11:15am by CitizenSugar
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London Opera Gimmick to Bring Culture to Tabloid Masses For a publicity stunt at London's Royal Opera House, the controversy may not be over 'til that fat lady, you know whats. It's elite vs. lowbrow, and it's hard to see who's in the right.
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Britain's Libel Laws Take Piss Out of Freedom of the Press?

Jul 15 2008 - 2:45pm by CitizenSugar
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Britain's Libel Laws Take Piss Out of Freedom of the Press? Are the British aiming to squash free speech? Robert Murat, an official suspect in the Madeleine McCann case, has settled his libel case against several British newspapers for overconnecting him to her disappearance with headlines like "Sex Secret of Madeleine Suspect: Briton ‘Shared’ the Wife of Pool Cleaner at Villa." His pay out is thought to be close to $1 million.
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Londoners Mark July 7 Bombings Anniversary
Londoners Mark July 7 Bombings Anniversary
Londoners on Monday marked the third anniversary of the July 7 suicide bombings that killed 52 commuters during a rush-hour attack. Hundreds of commuters and survivors stood silently as Mayor Boris Johnson and others laid flowers outside King's Cross train and subway station at 8:50 a.m. three years after the attacks in 2005. Johnson laid a memorial card that said: "We honor the memory of those who died on 7/7 2005. We salute the courage of those who were injured and our thoughts and prayers are with all victims and their families." 1 comment


US Officials Drive and Ditch in London Leaving $4.7 Million Tab

Jun 26 2008 - 11:00pm by LibertySugar
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US Officials Drive and Ditch in London Leaving $4.7 Million Tab A current diplomatic showdown between the US and its motherland involves $4.7 million of unpaid fines US diplomats owe for refusing to pay London's traffic congestion charge. So what are the transatlantic positions? The US calls the £8 per day charge to enter the city a tax.
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London Underground's Boozy Last Call Closes Six Stations

Jun 2 2008 - 2:00am by CitizenSugar
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London Underground's Boozy Last Call Closes Six Stations Pick your train: the Soul Train, the Crazy Train, or the gravy train, whichever you hop it would have to be a more sober journey than the London Underground saw Saturday night when a big group of booze-hounds reveled out of control celebrating the last night of legal drinking on the tube, the night before the beginning of Boris Johnson's ban on carrying or drinking from open containers of alcohol. Police arrested 17 people for a host of drunken transgressions and closed six Underground stations. Four train drivers and three other staffers were assaulted, with another 50 further verbally abused or spat at.
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