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Victim, believed to be in his 30s, dies at scene on Lordship Lane Via: East Dulwich stabbing: Man knifed to death in southeast London

Nissan’s bombshell for the city has dented confidence, but citizens draw strength from their football teamAndrew Cammiss got up at four yesterday morning to set off on a 250-mile trip to Oxford for a third division football match. “I took my lad Niall who’s named after my favourite player,” he Read more

Jeremy Corbyn met Claudia Bracchitta at a protest meeting against her homeland’s military dictatorship, addressed by Ken Livingstone, Britain’s top investigative author TOM BOWER writes. Via: Married to a joyless fanatic

Emma Fairweather, 46, was a passenger in the Kia involved in a collision with the Duke’s Land Rover near Sandringham last month and has welcomed his decision to hand in his driver’s licence. Via: Duke of Edinburgh has voluntarily surrendered his driving licence

Jane Chapman (pictured), Jeremy Corbyn’s first wife, said ‘Jeremy was a Trotskyist, no doubt about it’, Britain’s top investigative author TOM BOWER reveals in a damning expose. Via: Cold Tesco baked beans or sitting on the floor singing IRA songs

Margot Robbie showed off her flawless Aussie features in a waist-cinching black midi dress on Saturday, as she led the arrivals for the star-studded Charles Finch x Chanel BAFTA pre-party. Via: Margot Robbie stuns in a waist-cinching black frock as stars party hop to ANOTHER BAFTA bash

TOM BOWER, Britain’s top investigative author, reveals how Corbyn’s lifetime’s journey began when he joined his local Hornsey Labour Party and discovered a sense of purpose. Via: Jeremy Corbyn's 40 years of plots, lies, intimidation and chaos

Ankara calls for UN to act on ‘human tragedy’ of re-education of the Turkic-speaking minority in Xinjiang provinceTurkey has condemned China’s treatment of its Muslim ethnic Uighur people as “a great embarrassment for humanity”, adding to rights groups’ recent criticism over mass detentions of the Turkic-speaking minority.“The systematic assimilation policy Read more

In 1956, the New South Wales premier Joseph Cahill announced a competition – open to anyone – to design a national opera house at Bennelong Point in Sydney. There were more than 200 entries and the eventual winner, Jørn Utzon’s concrete shells, took 17 years to realise. But what of Read more

The Met commissioner talks on Desert Island Discs of trauma after 2005 shooting of Brazilian manCressida Dick, Brtiain’s most senior police officer, has admitted the events surrounding the death of Jean Charles de Menezes, killed by police after being mistaken for a terror suspect, continue to “stay” with her.Speaking to Read more