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With a premier smooth jazz band to ease your progress, journey gently down the Thames as you relax and enjoy not only the music but also delicious cuisine. Perfect for celebrations or just to see a side of London you had forgotten existed, this memorable experience will delight both the ears and the tongue. This week's theme is TV shows. One prize of A Sunday Lunch Jazz Cruise For Two is available. Terms and Conditions will be sent with the voucher. One winner will be selected at random from all correct answers received from 11/11/13 to 15/11/13. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

LONDON'S new chief crown prosecutor, Baljit Ubhey, has launched a series of initiatives to deal with the activities of gang leaders. Court orders, including Asbos and the measures that will replace them, will be used to bar gang members from areas where they operate. Some will be ordered not to use pay-as-you-go mobile phones (employed for criminal activity) or banned from riding bicycles to evade police or from wearing hoodies to avoid identification. These may seem like low-level measures but they are welcome, especially in dealing with young gang leaders after they are released from prison or have been given a community penalty. They cramp these men's style in important ways to prevent them from operating freely. More crucially, they restrict gang members in influencing and intimidating others. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]