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Who's that
girl?
Cher as Shirley Valentine? Thank
heavens for Pauline Collins. The actress, who is about to step
into the Tardis, talks to Ruth Gorb
IN the early days of Doctor Who, when Patrick Troughton played
the good doctor, he had a delectable sidekick called Samantha
Briggs. >
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PUPILS
SEE GANG WAR STABBINGS
Head forced to lock gates as
battle rages outside
HUNDREDS of children were locked behind Haverstock
School gates while a vicious knife fight between rival gangs
– which led to three youths being taken to hospital with
stab wounds – turned a quiet Chalk Farm street into a no-go
zone on Tuesday.
Pupils claimed that one of the gangs is a Somali group –
who call themselves the ANC (African Nations Crew) – linked
to the murder of 18-year-old Mahir Osman outside Camden Tube
Station in January. >
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Prices hiked
for parking - DRIVERS have been told they must fork out
extra cash if they want to park their cars in Camden. >
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Tories report planning chief - THE Town Hall’s planning
department was plunged into chaos last night (Wednesday) after
it emerged that chairwoman... >
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Doc admits
'error' after patient dies - A DOCTOR has admitted it was
an “error” to allow a critically ill patient to go
home without warning him his life was in... >
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Education
'gulf' warning - FORMER Downing Street adviser Fiona Millar
last night (Wednesday) predicted a bleak future for schools
and the Labour party... >
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Mums' anger
at fingerprints for kids - CHILDREN as young as five were
fingerprinted for a new school library system without their
parents’ consent, it was revealed... >
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Hunter's
in for Wayne - A PHONE call last Friday brought joy to Beatles
biographer Hunter Davies. He was commissioned by HarperCollins
to ghost write the... >
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Serial killer's
'chilling lack of remorse' - A FOUR-TIMES killer branded
the most dangerous ever to be held at Broadmoor maximum security
hospital... > more
Runner goes
extra mile to catch mugger - A HEATH lifeguard training
for the London Marathon tackled a knife-waving mugger after
chasing him to Kentish Town. >
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97-year-old
dies in blaze - NEIGHBOURS of a 97- year-old man who died
in a fire tragedy at his Camden Town home have told how they
fought flames and... >
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Fire treated
as arson - POLICE are investigating an arson attack after
a mysterious fire scorched the entrance of a Somers Town travel
agent early... >
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Critics savage
£2bn King's Cross deal - THE final deal struck over the
massive redevelopment of the King’s Cross railway lands
represents a “pathetic... >
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Planning
boss attacked - PLANNING chairwoman Labour councillor Heather
Johnson has been forced to defend her position yet again after
criticism of the... >
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'Chance to
end decades of blight' - ARGENT chief executive Roger Madelin
rejected criticism of his company’s vision for King’s
Cross on Thursday night... >
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Rooms with
view of social gulf - WORK on a controversial £85
million development that will give Swiss Cottage 171 new homes
is coming to an end. >
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Tragedy of
'happy girl loved by all' - A TRAINEE hairdresser under
hospital care after taking an overdose jumped in front of a
Tube train, an inquest has heard. >
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Green revamp
makes a splash - WORK on restoring the fountain in South
End Green, Hampstead, will finally be completed next month,
Town Hall environment... >
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Neighbours
hit roof over centre flats - LONG-SUFFERING residents are
worried they may have to fight developers refurbishing the 1960s
Brunswick Centre... >
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Save our
theatre - LEADING theatrical figures are uniting in a campaign
to try and persuade the Victoria and Albert Museum not to close
the Theatre... >
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UCLH properties
must be used for key workers - PRIME properties due to be
sold off by University College Hospital should be turned into
homes for key workers... >
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Memorial
plea for victims of 7/7 bus bomb - A PERMANENT memorial
to the victims of the July 7 bombings should be sited in Tavistock
Square, according to... >
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Workers of
the world unite for Karl's date - AMBASSADORS from around
the world headed to Highgate Cemetery on Sunday to commemorate
the anniversary... >
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Spy author
tracks tomorrow's good reads - CHILDREN’S author and
TV scriptwriter Anthony Horowitz judged a writing competition
for youngsters on... >
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