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Burlington Arcade rolls out new 180 metre long "Skyline Carpet"
The Burlington Arcade, in London’s plush Mayfair district, has rolled out a new 180 metre long carpet to showcase its international appeal.
Multi-millionaire writer Barbara Taylor Bradford: Women are envious of success
Professional success provokes jealousy and envy among women, according to top novelist Barbara Taylor Bradford.
Trade agreement between EU and US can pump £2bn into London
A trade deal between America and Europe could pump up to £2bn into the capital, David Cameron said yesterday at the G8 summit.
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The royal baby due in July can bump the UK economy by £240m, a study has revealerd.
Nadine Dorries: Tories would be "idiots" to not back Boris as party leader
Tories would be “idiots” to believe they can win an election under David Cameron, rebel Tory MP Nadine Torries has claimed.
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Clegg in cash for honours row as top Lib Dem donors lined for peerage
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg might see himself in the middle of a “cash for honours” controversy as two of the biggest Lib Dem donors are being lined up for peerages.
Heathrow boss warns Mayor: Build Boris Island airport and put 114,000 jobs at risk
Heathrow boss Colin Matthews has said that building the Boris Island airport will risk more workers being sacked than after the mining pints were closed in the 1980s.
Lights, camera, action! Film crews to get access to Palace of Westminster
The Houses of Parliament is set for even more drama as a parliamentary committee has voted to allow film crews inside the Palace of Westminster for the first time.
Mayor's top aide to investigate pros and cons of UK leaving EU
London Mayor Boris Johnson has got his top economic aide to look into what would happen if Britain left the EU.
Tony Blair: Taxing the rich "won’t change society"
Former Labour leader Tony Blair has warned his successor Ed Miliband to avoid the “politics of anger” by pushing to hit the super-rich with greater taxes.
Marcus Cooper to build "London’s first £200m property" at Regent's Park
PM launches tech "Britain's Got Talent" to tackle "biggest problems"
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Science minister: UK went "off the pace" in 3G and 4G mobile technology
Cable blasts The Apprentice for giving “completely false impression” of work
Blimey, Blighty - 85% of prime London homes sold to foreign buyers
Branson predicts two-hour flights from London to Australia
Boris backs UCL students’ bid to scrap paper receipts
