And the rest of the day's news, including an odd fib from the Evening Standard.
Imperial College is the first university in England to confirm they are charging the full £9,000 a year tuition fees.
She is about 6ft 2 inches with a pole up her bum.
The barmiest post-Olympic plan yet?
For the first time ever, a London pub has been crowned the 'best in Britain' by CAMRA.
Tuesday snippets from around London. With news of a new staff person at No. 10.
Mayor's revised electric car scheme described as 'half-hearted'.
'Fluffy' squatters take up residence in a former language school, undergoing renovation for celebrity occupation.
Taken at Saturday's Day of Solidarity and Defiance rally in Trafalgar Square by charliedotgilbert.
Time to start working out your Olympic spectator schedule.
Can Mike Ramsden and Will Shindler cut it as comics?
More Valentine's Day massacre than London in love: 'fraid it was a pretty violent weekend. Still, at least we found you a pretty picture.
A who's-who of London lefties gather at Congress House to rally against spending cuts.
How's your advertising budget looking?
Lewisham Council have come up with some ideas for what to do with five libraries which look certain to close on 28th May.
Wealdstone, Penge, East London and Tottenham: today's news round-up pretty much covers the compass.
Banned cricket, unfaithful swans, Lebanese loops: it's all happening around town today. Click through to catch up.
Show support for protestors in Egypt and several other countries in North Africa and the Middle East, demanding freedom, their basic human rights and immediate reform.
Artist paints ultimate tabloid fodder on Southbank.
Thursday news. Including some 'WTF?' plans for Vauxhall Cross. But no mention whatsoever of this striking stretch of canal in Shoreditch.
Olympic chiefs have unveiled the route for the 2012 cycling road race.
The planned redevelopment of Battersea Power Station took another step toward reality on Wednesday when it received governmental approval.
A £2m new home for the penguins at London Zoo is to open in May.
Two late night river services may be re-introduced by Thames Clippers but at a premium to season ticket holders.
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