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The argument was misdirected for several reasons. One is that it is hard to imagine someone as serious as Wade embarking on a play because of a dodgy ex, or any other dubious personal reason (Posh did, after all, take her three years to write). Another i
Britain's Princess Anne, a member of the International Olympic Committee, LOCOG Chairman Seb Coe, London Mayor Boris Johnson and Hugh Robertson, minister for Sport and the Olympics, arrived in Athens on Wednesday on "The Firefly' - a golden liveried...
Mayor of London Boris Johnson walks by the temple of Parthenon after an Olympic Flame ceremony atop the Athens Acropolis May 16, 2012 during a ceremony. The Olympic flame will be handed over to the London 2012 delegation on Thursday. View Photo »
It is not of course the first time that these concerns have been raised with government but the need to resolve the situation becomes even more critical in these tough economic times
“Whilst overall unemployment is down slightly, these large increases in youth and also long-term unemployment are deeply worrying. Instead of taking a hands-off approach, the government and Mayor Boris Johnson need to use all their powers to get...
The LA Galaxy star, who was part of London 2012's winning bid team to stage the Games, will be at the official handover ceremony at the Panathenaic Stadium tomorrow. He will be joined by London 2012 chairman Lord Coe, London Mayor Boris Johnson,...
2005, Beckham said he was dreaming of the day the Olympics would be staged in east London, where he grew up. Queen Elizabeth II's daughter Princess Anne, who is a member of the London organising committee board, chief organiser Sebastian Coe, Olympics...
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 11: The Mayor of London Boris Johnson talks to the media with a view overlooking London during the unveiling of the Completed ArcelorMittal Orbit in The Olympic Park on May 11, 2012 in London, England. View Photo »
This election has always been about who can make a difference in tough times for Londoners, but also about how Boris Johnson is trying to pretend he is not a Conservative.
Queen Elizabeth II's daughter Princess Anne, who is a member of the London organising committee board, chief organiser Sebastian Coe, Olympics minister Hugh Robertson and London Mayor Boris Johnson will also be in the British delegation in Athens. The...
*Senior figures at the top of the BBC are unhappy about expensive talent show The Voice, which has seen ratings slide since the “blind” auditions stage. “It feels too much like other talent shows,” warns a leading BBC executive. *Ex-BBC...
Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson (born 19 June 1964) is an English politician and journalist. The current Mayor of London, he previously served as the Conservative Member of Parliament for Henley and as editor of The Spectator magazine. Full Article
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 11: The Mayor of London Boris Johnson talks to the media with a view overlooking London during the unveiling of the Completed ArcelorMittal Orbit in The Olympic Park on May 11, 2012 in London, England.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 11: The Mayor of London Boris Johnson poses for the camera's with a view overlooking London and The Olympic Park during the unveiling of the Completed ArcelorMittal Orbit in The Olympic Park on May 11, 2012 in London, England.
View Photo »London Mayor Boris Johnson poses for a photograph at the top of the ArcelorMittal Orbit in the London 2012 Olympic Park in east London May 11, 2012. The structure was officially unveiled on Friday.
View Photo »London Mayor Boris Johnson looks out over London during the official unveiling of the ArcelorMittal Orbit sculpture at the Olympic Park, London, Friday May 11, 2012. The steel sculpture designed by Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond stands 114.5 meters (376ft) high. 63% of of the sculpture...
View Photo »London's Mayor Boris Johnson poses for a photograph as he signs the declaration of acceptance of office for the Mayor of London at City Hall in central London May 5, 2012. Johnson, whose popularity is largely down to his comic talent and colourful past, won a second four-year term as...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 05: (L-R) Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson are seen following Johnson's re-election as the Mayor of London on May 5, 2012 at City Hall, London, England. David Cameron today said he was 'delighted' by Boris Johnson's mayoral victory and...
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (R) and London Mayor Boris Johnson walk up a staircase at City Hall in central London May 5, 2012. Johnson, whose popularity is largely down to his comic talent and colourful past, won a second four-year term as mayor of London on the same day that...
View Photo »British Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson, right, at City Hall, London, following Johnson's re-election as the Mayor of London Saturday May 5, 2012. London's comic and outspoken mayor Boris Johnson won re-election Friday, triumphing in a closer-than-expected...
View Photo »Labour candidate Ken Livingstone (L), Green Party candidate Jenny Jones (C) and Conservative candidate Boris Johnson (R) listen to the results of the London mayoral elections at City Hall in central London on May 4, 2012. While the Labour Party have made large gains across the country...
View Photo »Boris Johnson (R) looks towards his main opponent Ken Livingstone after being elected for a second consecutive term as London mayor at City Hall in central London on May 4, 2012. While the Labour Party have made large gains across the country in local elections, Johnson retained his...
View Photo »Boris Johnson speaks to the media after being elected for a second consecutive term as London mayor at City Hall in central London on May 4, 2012. While the Labour Party have made large gains across the country in local elections, Johnson retained his position for the Conservative Party...
View Photo »Labour's Ken Livingstone (L) looks on as Boris Johnson speaks to the media after being elected for a second consecutive term as London mayor at City Hall in central London on May 4, 2012. While the Labour Party have made large gains across the country in local elections, Johnson...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson (R) stands with fellow candidates (L-R) Ken Livingstone and Jenny Jones during the announcement of Johnson's victory in the London mayoral elections at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. The conservative Johnson won a second term as...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Ken Livingstone speaks after the announcement that Boris Johnson (rear L) had won the London mayoral elections at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. The conservative Johnson won a second term as London Mayor after a close-run election campaign with...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson's family, including wife Marina Wheeler (L in white top), sit in the front row before the announcement of his victory in the London mayoral election at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. The conservative Johnson won a second term as...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson speaks after the announcement of his victory in the London mayoral elections at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. The conservative Johnson won a second term as London mayor after a close run election campaign with Labour's Ken...
View Photo »Boris Johnson stands as he is elected for a second consecutive term as the mayor of London at City Hall in London, Saturday, May 5, 2012. Despite gains in local elections across the country for The Labour Party, the Conservative candidate Johnson beat his Labour rival Ken Livingstone.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson (R) stands with Green Party candidate Jenny Jones and Labour's Ken Livingstone (L) after the announcement of his victory in the London Mayoral elections at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. Conservative Mayor Mr Johnson won a second...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson's communications director Guto Harri watches the declaration in the London Mayoral elections at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. Conservative Mayor Boris Johnson won a second term as London Mayor after a close run election campaign...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson's wife Marina Wheeler sits in the front row before the announcement of his victory in the London Mayoral election at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. Conservative Mayor Mr Johnson won a second term as London Mayor after a close run...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson turns off his mobile phone during the announcement of his victory in the London Mayoral elections at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. Conservative Mayor Mr Johnson won a second term as London Mayor after a close run election campaign...
View Photo »Marina Wheeler, wife of Boris Johnson smiles as her husband is elected for a second consecutive term as the mayor of London at City Hall in London, Saturday, May 5, 2012. Despite gains in local elections across the country for The Labour Party, the Conservative candidate Johnson beat...
View Photo »Boris Johnson, right, Green Party candidate Jenny Jones, center, and Labour Party Candidate Ken Livingstone, right, as Johnson is elected for a second consecutive term as the mayor of London at City Hall in London, Saturday, May 5, 2012. Despite gains in local elections across the...
View Photo »Incumbent London Mayor Boris Johnson (R) reacts next to Labour candidate Ken Livingstone (L) and Green Party candidate Jenny Jones as the results of the London Mayoral election are read out at City Hall in London May 4, 2012. Conservative Johnson won a second term as London's mayor on...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 04: Boris Johnson (R) speaks after the announcement of his victory in the London Mayoral elections as as Ken Livingstone (C) talks with Liberal Democrat Candidate Brian Paddick (L)at City Hall on May 4, 2012 in London, England. Conservative Mayor Mr Johnson won a...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 11: The Mayor of London Boris Johnson talks to the media with a view overlooking London during the unveiling of the Completed ArcelorMittal Orbit in The Olympic Park on May 11, 2012 in London, England.
View Photo »It is not of course the first time that these concerns have been raised with government but the need to resolve the situation becomes even more critical in these tough economic times
This election has always been about who can make a difference in tough times for Londoners, but also about how Boris Johnson is trying to pretend he is not a Conservative.
This summer, with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the London Games, gives us a once in generation's opportunity to promote what is very best about London and the U.K.
Ken’s letter sets out the clear difference between a Labour Mayor and Tory Mayor. If Ken is elected he will immediately instruct his officials to cut Londoner’s bus, tube and train fares , reverse Boris Johnson’s police cuts and put money back into Londoners pockets and purses.
We have to get this sorted. London's the business capital of the world and we can’t allow this position to be undermined, putting economic growth and jobs at risk
The commission is a manifesto commitment by Boris Johnson, not a government policy.
Knife crime has been a massive priority for us. It wasn’t even measured by the previous mayor.
It's another classic case of Boris Johnson trying to get a headline but it's an unrealistic proposal and there's no way a government is going to take a decision, whoever is in government, simply on the advocacy of the mayor of London when all other parts of the UK are interested in the issue.
I want a much tighter grip on immigration
The importance of Mary is that she is the living embodiment of the fact that classics isn't just for posh people and men and in fact never has been. If we didn't have her, then the most public champion of classics would be Boris Johnson, which is all very well, of course, and good on him – but he's a mi...
What about the fear of women?
Despite personally signing off the proposed London supersewer sites earlier this month, Tory Boris Johnson has now cynically demanded a review of sites. This is a clear electioneering ploy by the Tory Mayor.
He goes bashing me for allegedly calling for tax cuts in the budget, when he campaigns for an 80% tax rate ... And, to the best of my knowledge Ken, you pay a tax rate of 14.5%.
There are a number of people who tell us on the doorstep that they would vote Labour if there was a general election tomorrow but are currently considering voting Conservative because they either a; like Boris Johnson or b; don’t like Ken.
It was a good debate. There were lively exchanges from the floor. You can't tell the audience everything you want to in the confines of a debate. On cycling we have a good story to tell.
In the London Mayoral are you intending to vote for Boris Johnson, Ken Livingstone, Brian Paddick or for another candidate?
Alas, I haven't had the time yet to watch ... but I will watch out for Iggle Piggle and see if you are right.
If Boris Johnson were to lose in London, then the political landscape would look very different and the Cameron government would be in real trouble.
Straight out of Q's lab, this machine is a tribute to London's ingenuity and cunning. We look forward, like 007, to seeing off rivals and flying the flag for Britain.
Since Boris Johnson intervened, there seems to be a much broader issue about freedom of speech at stake and that is weighing heavily upon us ... We feel it is not right that people are not able to express legitimate views that are not an incitement to hatred.
We are in the midst of a digital revolution and London's entrepreneurs are leading the world in developing applications and services that resonate with the public. Growing the digital economy is key for future job creation in London and events like InnoTech are vital to help bring investors and startups...
Perhaps in a first for the leader of a world city, Boris Johnson has been caught actively working to undermine the two measures most likely to protect the health of Londoners and address the biggest public health risk after smoking ... In particular, he is actively suppressing public awareness of air po...
My job as the mayor of London is to represent all the city and bring people together, not try and play one group off against the other for some psephological calculations
I'm going to take £269m of that out of the fares surplus and put it back in Londoners' pockets. There is no justification at a time like this for a public body for having money it can't use because Boris Johnson has underspent the investment account year by year by year. I will put it back in people's p...
I informed Mrs Lawrence that I support her request to you for an inquiry.
