Articles by Rachel Holdsworth
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lewisham And Camden Police Turn To Flickr

Photos of recovered stolen goods go online in an attempt to find the owners.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Google Maps Builds Waterloo And City Line Extension

New public transport information seems to think the W&C Line starts in Southall.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: Sixty-Six Books @ Bush Theatre / Westminster Abbey

66 writers, including Stewart Lee, Jeanette Winterson and the Archbishop of Canterbury, tell us what they think of the King James Bible.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Boris Johnson's "Codswallop" 'May Have Perverted The Course Of Justice'

News that Boris's deputy was briefed about new developments in the phone hacking investigation, days before the Mayor's infamous comment, raises serious questions.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 27 July-2 August

The week ahead in literary London: it's a bit physical-activity-heavy with boxing, walking, yoga and heart failure. Plus - do your Homework.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Gatwick Express 'Fastest Journey Time Into London' Is Misleading

So says the ASA, reckoning First Capital Connect to be just as fast on average. (Oh, and FCC are also cheaper.)
By Rachel Holdsworth

Cost Of Public Order Policing Revealed

Student fees protests cost £7.5m, but the Met also spent £6.5m protecting embassies and half a million bloody quid on Tony Blair.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 24-30 July

Our pick of Edinburgh previews and other comedy gigs around town.
By Rachel Holdsworth

In Pictures: Hyper Japan @ Olympia 2

Photos from the celebration of Japanese culture happening this weekend.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Cuts To Front-Line Police Numbers

Around 2,000 officers and 1,000 PCSOs are expected to go in the wake of budget cuts.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 20-26 July

The week ahead in literary London: Philip Pullman, Maggie Gee, Iain Sinclair and more.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Met Police's Evidence To Select Committee

It wasn't the Murdochs, but watching Sir Paul Stephenson, John Yates and Dick Fedorcio give evidence was quite an eye-opener.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Overnight Phone Hacking Round Up

Mysterious bags dumped in car parks, investigations into the Met and the death of a whistleblower. Seriously, who called John le Carre?
By Rachel Holdsworth

Police Admit Deceiving Protesters As Charges Dropped

109 aggravated trespass charges dropped following the Fortnum & Mason sit-in, as police admit to misleading protesters.
By Rachel Holdsworth

John Yates Resigns; Boris Johnson On The Defensive

This really is an über shitstorm. Another senior Met officer goes, and Boris Johnson experiences a very tense press conference.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Sir Paul Stephenson Resigns: Why Phone Hacking Is Affecting The Met

We try to make sense of the whole bloody mess so far: what's happened, who's involved and whether any of it matters (hint: it does).
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 17-23 July

Where to find funny this week - and since Edinburgh preview season is seriously ramping up, it's not hard.
By Rachel Holdsworth

West End Theatre Seats Get An Upgrade

Ambassadors Theatre Group are installing posture improving foam in seats in all their venues.