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I won a few quid at the races yesterday down at the glorious Lingfield Park. Very nice you might say, but really it only goes to show what an old codger I'm becoming as the years march on.

'All creatures great and small' is a noble thought, but surely his holiness should have drawn the line at wasps.

Late night in town, walking down Charing Cross Road, bladder full, it was obviously time to take advantage of the Trafalgar Square maze.

The trouble with Adrien Brody, who stars in Splice, this week's big release, is that he looks just like Alistair McGowan.

When the World Cup finishes this weekend, attention will switch to the next mega global sporting jamboree. That's the London Olympics in 2012.

Harrods is to put its staff on degree courses on the 'art of selling', it came out this week.

F**@!&N hell, they're all at it, the f**@!&n bunch of famous w@&!*rs! It seems there isn't a celeb anywhere these days that hasn't pepped up their profile with profanity.

Has London done something to annoy Sex and the City?

Best get your deck chairs ready if you fancy going to watch the London Olympics, because there might not be a stadium for you to sit in.

IT'S easy, what with Bigotgate and the TV debates, to forget the main story of the election campaign so far:

"Bloody Icelanders - first they pinch our money, now they send over a volcano cloud", was the acid contribution to one rolling news channel by a stranded passenger earlier today.

Boris Johnson says he wants to put the fun into the London Olympics and by way of solid proof has unveiled plans for the

The news that hip-hop legend P Diddy wants to buy Crystal Palace Football Club has been greeted with a mixture of amazement and wariness by fans of the south London club, who have had their fair share

Vermin have been found all over Theatreland and I'm not talking about ticket touts.

When Christopher Robin went down with Alice, all they got to see of Buckingham Palace was the front of the place fro

I'm told I cried like a baby when they took me to see to my first Disney film, Bambi.

We ran a story last week about the near impossibility of finding The One.

Few things stand in greater contrast to getting stuck in the snow than the freedom of sailing away on a boat, which is why the London

Much of Britain has been brought to a shivering halt this week thanks to the Arctic frost.

They say that 100 million Americans tune in to watch London's New Year's Parade, a helluva figur

When news came through that London is to put on a rival to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, I was a bit come-on-what's-the-point?, but then I read the quote from the EFF spokesperson.

The campaign to get London Olympic officials to serve traditional food at the 2012 game

Walk into a supermarket at the moment you're likely to be confronted by one of those cruel angel v.

"Been out of Twitter loop for few days, feel so out of touch! Whats been happening? Whos in, whos out?" asks @Lumacoustics on the @LondonNet Twitter feed.

It's a familiar feeling to the sad cases amongst us who can’t help but check up on Twitter all the time. But a few days? A few seconds would have me in a cold sweat...