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Thursday 11th March 2010
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Population: Approx 175,203
Longitude: -0.1
Latitude: 51.55
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Country: United Kingdom (UK)
Weather Station: London Weather Centre
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News Headlines

Portsmouth police log (Portsmouth Herald)
1:43 p.m. Responded to Islington Street where a car hit a light pole. Initially thought to be intoxicated, the driver was found to be elderly.
UK News (4NI)
A man has been charged following a death of a teenage girl in Islington. Zakk Sackett, 19, is accused of murdering of Jessie Wright, aged 16, last week. He appeared before Highbury Corner Magistra..
Frail economy needs another stimulus (Guardian Unlimited)
london borough of greenwich. we require a qualified and registered social worke….
Criminals escaping justice due to CPS flaws, says judge (Daily Telegraph)
Judge criticises lack of organisation within the Crown Prosecution Service during trial at Blackfriars Crown Court.
Call for prayer after Christian registrar loses discrimination appeal (Christian Today)
The head of The Christian Institute is urging Christians to pray for religious freedom in Britain after the Supreme Court rejected the appeal application of a Christian registrar disciplined because of her opposition to civil partnerships
Court rules against plea by Christian registrar (Yorkshire Post)
Christian registrar Lillian Ladele was refused permission by the Supreme Court yesterday to challenge a ruling that she had not been discriminated against by being disciplined
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Sports Headlines

Dwain Chambers: 'I realise what I almost lost – that kills me' (Independent)
It has taken eight years, a great deal of heartache and not a little shame, but Dwain Chambers has finally made a completely clean break from his drugs-tainted past. The fastest man in Europe begins his chase for World Indoor Championship gold in Doha tomorrow with the full blessing of UK Athletics rather than as the curse of the domestic governing body of track and field. The reason? Chambers ...
The battle of Britain's libraries (Guardian Unlimited)
Coffee shops, gigs, free cinema tickets, flashy architecture . . . is this the future of our libraries? Stuart Jeffries on government plans to shake things up – and the people standing in their way ' It will be much more than just a library. Perhaps we should call it a palazzo of human thought," says Mike Whitby, Birmingham city council's leader, as he reclines in his vast office. He's talking ...
Clear the pool: James Corden tries to show Tom Daley how to dive for Sport Relief (Evening Standard)
Gavin and Stacey's Smithy' (James Corden) is seen squeezing into his Speedos alongside London 2012 Olympic hopeful Tom Daley for a new sketch for Sport Relief.
Brian Viner: The name game: from Gerulaitis to Bilyaletdinov via Goolagong (Independent)
Britain's Davis Cup team play this weekend at the Vitas Gerulaitis Memorial Tennis Centre in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius, hence my colleague Paul Newman's fascinating feature in these pages earlier this week, about the short life and fast times of the late Vitas Gerulaitis.
Our winter sport (TheFA.com)
The superfan saw a League One match more or less by default.
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