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Islington Tribune - NEWS
Published: 1 May 2009

‘I SAW THEM KILL BEN IN THE STREET’

Girl witness describes how attackers circled round Ben Kinsella

A GIRL took to the witness stand at the Old Bailey yesterday afternoon (Thursday) and identified one of Ben Kinsella’s... > more

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Children watch in horror as father is stabbed on street

IT had been a perfect family evening out when suddenly a man dashed out with a knife and plunged it into a father in front of his six-year-old daughter.
As the victim, John Bradbury, 34, was mercifully recovering from... > more

Swine flu confirmed in Exmouth Market - HEALTH bosses have insisted there are enough supplies of swine flu antivirals for the “worst-case... > more

Lionel Ritchie tops bill at stadium’s only summer concert - ARSENAL confirmed last night that only one concert will be staged at the Emirates... > more

March remembers Tolpuddle Martyrs - IT didn’t just to mark the magnificent example of the Tolpuddle Martyrs – Saturday’s march through Islington... > more

School under fire over plan to save garden from sell-off - A TEACHERS’ union is calling for a ballot over plans to turn a Finsbury Park primary into... > more

Flags, and waving goodbye to history - AS my eye caught a man dangling a St George’s flag from a third-floor window in a block of flats in Caledonian... > more

On film, the portrait of a generation - THE life stories of Islington’s multi-cultural pensioners – including a retired Jamaican nurse... > more

Chapel and butcher’s two of the best - AN Islington music venue that doubles as a church and a Highbury butcher’s shop which has counted... > more

Traders threaten parking demo - ARCHWAY shopkeepers, struggling to survive during the recession, are threatening to take to the streets in an... > more

Uni staff call strike - HUNDREDS of lecturers and support staff at London Metropolitan University have voted for strike action in a row over... > more

‘Townie’ off to be bishop - ONE of Islington’s best known vicars is swapping the inner city for the country after being appointed Bishop of Sherborne. > more

Pupils’ plea to Brown - PRIMARY pupils have urged Prime Minister Gordon Brown to ensure every child has the chance to learn to read. > more

Baseball attack on fleeing victim - A NIGHT out in Islington ended in horror for a man when a car travelling at speed was aimed at him. > more

Walking tall: Fab Five set the pace for Town Hall workers - THEY left their shoes on but otherwise followed in the footsteps of the Beatles this week as... > more

A ‘marathon’ charity bid! - HUNGERFORD School was represented by three people running the London Marathon on Sunday to raise money... > more