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Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, is facing pressure to "reinstate" routine press conferences to enable him to be held to account amid claims that he is ducking such events to avoid making gaffes. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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London Mayor Boris Johnson was asked today to back the use of "bait bicycles" to snare persistent thieves. Full Article at 24Dash.com
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Politicians and military leaders have been struggling to justify the war in Afghanistan in the face of growing public opposition. Full Article at Ekklesia
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William Hague signals that the Tories would not take on Europe for some years... Full Article at ConservativeHome
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More than 400 exhibitors from the Middle East are participating in the World Travel Market (WTM) — the world's second biggest travel and tourism gathering — at London's ExCel that starts today and continues till November 12. Full Article at Zawya.com
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We may still be in recession, but those that say the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) is coming back to life can point to the listing on Friday of London Mining to further strengthen their case. Full Article at The Independent
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I have been in New York this week, following reasonably hot on the heels of Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, who turned up here not long ago to compare notes with Michael Bloomberg. Full Article at The Telegraph
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More than half a million serial criminals have escaped with repeated cautions in 'soft justice' Britain MPs should be paid £100,000 "Grassroots supporters took to the internet to complain that the “selfish” move would put her safe seat of... Full Article at ConservativeHome
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Who should be the next chairman of the London Regional Arts Council? There's a question that invites the reader to turn the page. But this seemingly arcane question has become intriguing, controversial even. Full Article at The Independent
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If it does, it will come to mean a person who, despite a lack of any obvious talent, somehow manages to attract astounding fame and publicity through sheer bravado, good nature and will. Full Article at Daily Express
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David Cameron has tipped the "swashbuckling, charismatic, irresistible" Boris Johnson as a future prime minister, in an interview published today. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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What a difference 18 months makes. Back then, as Boris Johnson campaigned to be mayor of London, the words most often used to describe the journalist-turned-novelist-turned-politician were buffoon, clown, oaf. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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London's Mayor, Boris Johnson, rescued a woman being attacked by an armed girl gang this week by chasing them away on his pushbike and calling them ''oiks''. Full Article at The Age
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Tony Blair was famously told not to 'do God' while in Downing Street in case it cost him support, but David Cameron has shunned any such fears. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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The noble Sir Boris has rightly received rave reviews for his selfless rescue of a green damsel in distress. Yet many will now conclude that his courage has been understated. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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In the wake of the London mayor's heroics this week, we want your stories of cycling's good samaritans This bike blog is getting a bit depressing. It seems as if the purpose of most of the recent threads is to get us all moaning about something. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Share this with your friends! Christmas is a bit like the flu. You are forced to lie around all day, watch crap TV, consume lots of food you wouldn’t normally eat, and each year both seem to arrive earlier and than the last. Full Article at T5M.com
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The most common complaint against David Cameron is unfair and untrue. Critics keep charging that he has no policies – but in truth, now he has dropped his early attempt at kum-bay-ya Conservatism, Cameron is offering a fairly detailed prospectus. Full Article at The Independent
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If I was walking along a London street and passed a stranger being set upon by a gang of teenage girls in "hoodies" (don't they know snoods, rather than hoods, are hip this autumn?), would I cross the road to dash the weapons from their hands? Full Article at The Independent
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson gestures during his keynote address during the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, northern England, October 5, 2009.[Agencies] London Mayor Boris Johnson rescued a woman attacked by a group of girls wielding a... Full Article at People's Daily Online
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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
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We have 9,000 troops in Afghanistan because the Americans have 70,000 troops there, and because America is our closest ally
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I brought a German team to Reading in 2006 and we beat England 4-2 even though you had Boris Johnson and a great many big stars. I believe we will win again next Thursday.
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The strength of the Indian community in London and their commitment to this city never fails to impress me. Indian-owned businesses in the capital generate over 14.4 billion pounds and represent five percent of London's economy
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Boris Johnson recommends that we observe Ramadan with our neighbours
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The strength of the Indian community in London and their commitment to this city never fails to impress me. Indian-owned businesses in the capital generate over 14.4 billion pounds and represent five percent of London's economy
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Not only is it contrary to the Mayor of London’s planning policy of protecting green spaces, but it also sets a precedent and encourages further encroachment and developments into other London parks and open spaces. If this proposal turns into a planning application, I will be urging the Mayor of London...
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I warmly welcome the arrival of Sainsbury's network... which will put half of all London's population within three miles of a charge point.
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I am delighted for Nine Elms and I'm also delighted that Boris Johnson sees, by the same token, the Crossrail supplement will not work for other areas of south London that need redevelopment.
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I want to turn London into the electric vehicle capital of Europe. Central to this aim is the provision of charge points across the capital to ensure Londoners can go electric with the confidence that they can charge up where ever they are
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He's the Boris Johnson of central Europe. Like Boris, he's intelligent and he's a rather huge personality. He also loves making mischief. But I suspect Czech politics and the Czech constitution will determine how far he can carry on delaying the treaty.
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London is leading the world in having developed a simple way for public buildings to go green, helping to shave money off energy bills which is especially pertinent in lean financial times. We are set to save £1million off annual public fuel bills as a result.
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Vaclav Klaus is the Boris Johnson of central Europe
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This is just a start of the friendship between London and Vancouver. I believe we will learn much from each other's experiences of managing major sporting events and the challenges of running large cities in the 21st Century ... I look forward to visiting Vancouver when they host the XXI Olympic Winter ...
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Hedge funds are buying off the Tories and Boris Johnson, which shows that they want to remain above the law. This will reinforce democratic efforts to introduce better regulation in the wake of the financial crisis.
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He wants to build something quite stunning in its ambition, like the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty — a tribute to London that people will fall in love with.
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There is the 'Mad King' and 'the labourer', the powerful and the powerless and the old man and the young man ... I intended to model the Mad King on Boris Johnson, but it ended up looking more like Alan Rickman.
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I maintain that Veronica Wadley would be an excellent servant of the arts in London. As one of the top women journalists in the UK, she demonstrated at the interview a strong knowledge of London and passionate commitment to the arts
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Boris Johnson was expressing the deep frustration felt by every Conservative and most voters that the Government has agreed to surrender significant powers to the European Union without allowing voters a say in a referendum. There is no rift with David Cameron and his position does not conflict with tha...
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I maintain that Veronica Wadley would be an excellent servant of the arts in London. As one of the top women journalists in the UK, she demonstrated at the interview a strong knowledge of London and passionate commitment to the arts
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Boris Johnson's comments show that the Tories are split right to the top on Europe.
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This year’s Triathlon World Championships, set against the magnificent backdrop that only London can offer, were a fabulous success
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Councils have a vital role to play in delivering the emissions cuts science tells us are needed - instead of supporting airport expansion Mayor Boris Johnson should be helping London boroughs boost their local economies in ways that will benefit both people and the environment.
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It is essential that we keep investing in London's critical transport projects and continue along the track toward giving Londoners the transport network that they want and need.
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Air travel account for a very small part of carbon emissions. It's important to contain the growth, and Boris Johnson has been fiercely critical of plans for a third runway at Heathrow. But the mayor believes that flying remains important to London's prosperity.
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London's first air-conditioned Tube train has arrived. The next milestone in the rebuilding of our transport system.
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