John Kerry Arrives In London
New US secretary of state apparently forgives Islington for costing him the White House.
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Preview: Guardian Open Weekend
The paper throws open its doors for a mammoth weekend of events.
Parliamentary Report Into Summer Riots Followed By Met Raids
Police raid 100 homes after their political masters produce damning report.
Analysing The London Riots
Work by the LSE and Guardian into causes and effects.
Met Drops Guardian Court Case Over Sources
For now, anyway.
Met Probes Guardian Over Sources
Official Secrets Act brought into play.
TONIGHT: Jonathan Coe @ Kings Place
Author of What a Carve Up! and The Rotters’ Club chats about his work for the Guardian Book Club.
Extra, Extra
Crossrail are apparently resorting to bullying tactics. A Barking woman is being questioned following the death of her 12 year old son. The Guardian is getting more London-centric. So? Yay – we’ve got peregrine falcons nesting over by the Blackwall Tunnel. The Mayor is to …
Guardian Launch 10:10 Campaign To Cut Emissions
Get to Tate Modern for 4pm today if you want to support a major new campaign to curb greenhouse gas emissions. The 10:10 initiative aims to squeeze emissions by 10% in 2010, hence the scripture-esque ’10:10′ moniker. The former power station seems an apt place …
Camden Fringe Review: Robin Ince
A couple of weeks ago the Guardian ran a comedy special, managing to piss off a few comedians along the way. Not Robin Ince though; he read the paper’s announcement that Daily Mail jokes were ‘not hot’: “Mocking the sanctimonious, permanent moral outrage of the …
Final Observations At The Observer?
The Observer newspaper could be axed as a cost-cutting measure by owner Guardian News & Media. The world’s oldest Sunday paper, founded in the year Michael Faraday was born (look it up), may be chopped down and repackaged as a weekly newsmagazine: a dummy copy …
