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Byline: Oliver Poole OUR campaign to help the critically ill children of Great Ormond Street Hospital smashed through the PS1 million barrier today, making it the fastest money-raising Christmas appeal [...]

Byline: JamesOlley Chief Football Correspondent ARSENAL 1 TOTTENHAM 1 ARSENAL surely cannot continue in this state and win the Premier League title. They missed the chance to go top of [...]

Byline: ROBERT MENDICK Chief Reporter TODAY I battled a robot on behalf of mankind -- and won. We came face-to-face at dawn at the Science Museum, me against a robot [...]

Byline: ROBERT MENDICK TODAY I battled a robot on behalf of mankind -- and won. We came face- to- face at dawn at the Science Museum, me against a robot [...]

THE London Evening Standard is now being read by almost 1.7 million people every weekday, according to latest official figures. The paper was being read by 1.609 million people daily [...]

Byline: Gideon Spanier HOLD the front page: another rich man has bought a newspaper. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's surprise $250 million (£163.4 million) acquisition of The Washington Post is just [...]

AMAZON boss Jeff Bezos's purchase of the Washington Post for $250 million is a welcome piece of news at a hard time for the newspaper industry internationally. Papers have faced [...]

FIRST milk, butter and coffee ran short, now Venezuela is running out of the most basic of necessities -- lavatory paper. President Nicolas Maduro claimed that anti-government forces were causing [...]

WELCOME back to London Lite, the paper which has revolutionised afternoons and evenings in the capital. Since we first hit the streets 10 days ago, we've been the first to [...]

DAILY MAIL: I had expected dynamic American hustle, and instead the play moved so slowly between its songs that it seemed to be more like South Soporific. But [Rodgers and [...]

Byline: Susannah Butter DALE Vince treats the huge amount of money he has made from his energy company as a bewildering accident. 'I can't tell you when I became rich,' [...]

Byline: Simon Neville WH SMITH has devised a new way to keep the retailer's famous name on the High Street by launching its first franchises, the company revealed. Bosses are [...]

Byline: Isabel Hardman SAY what you like about the Labour Party, its MPs really are very good at impersonating chickens. They've clearly been working hard on perfecting clucking noises and [...]

DID HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver have to single out the Evening Standard when it came to explaining his complex methods for keeping his bonuses private from colleagues in yesterday's [...]

Byline: Mark Blunden A WESTMINSTER council street warden told today how police quizzed him for nearly 12 hours over the alleged theft of two pieces of paper from his work. [...]

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EVENING free paper thelondonpaper is to be closed with the loss of 60 jobs, it was announced today. Rupert Murdoch's News International said it could no longer afford to produce [...]

Dominic Cavendish The Telegraph 'Lindsay Lohan made her stage debut with a surprising and smouldering degree of style.' Michael Billington The Guardian 'Lohan brings on stage a quality of breathless [...]

Byline: Ben Morgan A TEENAGER went to college to take an exam after being stabbed four times in an unprovoked gang attack. Victim Bradley Halton, 18, was hailed by classmates [...]

Byline: Gideon Spanier RUPERT Murdoch's decision to sit on the fence and not endorse Scottish independence showed that his friendship with First Minister Alex Salmond has its limits as the [...]

Byline: Louise Jury Chief Arts Correspondent THE Tate's exhibition on the radical late works of Henri Matisse was the most popular exhibition in its history, it announced today. The Tate [...]

FORGET the Mad Men. It was the battle of the British newspaper groups on the Croisette last night as the Daily Mail and The Guardian threw rival parties at the [...]

Byline: Paul Cheston Courts Correspondent A FORMER police intelligence officer at Heathrow Airport was jailed for two years at the Old Bailey today for selling stories for PS22,000 to a [...]

Byline: Gideon Spanier DOES every self-respecting paper have to have its own pop-up in Silicon Roundabout? Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal is opening a cafe next week in Shoreditch for [...]

Byline: Roy Greenslade ACROSS the world, traditional newspapers are erecting paywalls on their websites in order to raise digital revenues as print sales decline. By far the most favoured method [...]

Byline: Justin Davenport Crime Editor SCOTLAND Yard may launch an inquiry into the leaking of shadow chancellor Ed Balls's private papers -- which revealed a plot by Gordon Brown supporters [...]

Byline: Gideon Spanier WILL they or won't they? The City was abuzz with speculation today about the fate of News Corporation's newspaper division following the departure of News International chief [...]

I want a paper that listens to me and can be trusted. I want a paper I'm proud to be seen reading, that's only 20p. i the concise quality newspaper [...]

I want a paper that listens to me and can be trusted. I want a paper I'm proud to be seen reading, that's only 20p. Only 20p (30p Saturdays) i [...]

I want a paper that fits my busy lifestyle... I want a paper that lasts more than 5 minutes but doesn't take all day... one that listens to me and [...]

I want a paper that listens to me and can be trusted. I want a paper I'm proud to be seen reading, that's only 20p. i the concise quality newspaper [...]

I want a paper that lasts more than 5 minutes but doesn't take all day... I want a paper that fits my busy lifestyle... one that listens to me and [...]

I want a paper that listens to me and can be trusted. I want a paper I'm proud to be seen reading, that's only 20p. i the concise quality newspaper [...]

Byline: in the air Gideon Spanier JOHN Fallon, chief executive of Financial Times owner Pearson, suffered a blow when 10% of shareholders opposed his re-election at the annual general meeting. [...]

Jon Mannion, St John Ambulance Wellington boots and umbrellas tend to be further up the list than sunscreen and hats when it comes to packing for British festivals, but last [...]

Byline: Chris Blackhurst BE honest now, if you were setting out on a career, children's books would probably not be your first choice. Book publishing, and in particular volumes for [...]

Byline: Robert Jobson Royal Editor THE Prince of Wales today called for us all to treat our planet like a sick patient. In a keynote speech, he also urged health [...]

IMAGINE for a moment that you are Gordon Brown. Angry at the 'negative' news agenda of the press, you spend large sums of public money to destroy it. You start [...]

MOTORISTS will no longer have to dig out their paper driving licence to hire a car abroad. Transport Secretary Justine Greening today announced the scrapping of more than 140 road [...]

Byline: Roy Greenslade ¦ S EVERYONE knows, it's possible to play all sorts of tricks with statistics. But there is no denying the truth of these sales figures for the [...]

Byline: Tom Harper, Gideon Spanier Peter Dominiczak and Rob Parsons NEWS of the World staff who have lost their jobs are set to sue Rupert Murdoch for unfair dismissal following [...]

Byline: Tom Harper MORE than any other Fleet Street paper, the News of the World is famed for its commitment to breaking exclusives. Locked in a bitter competitive rivalry with [...]

Byline: Joe Murphy Political Editor ED MILIBAND today took his battle against the Daily Mail to its owner and demanded an inquiry into the 'culture and practices' of the newspaper [...]

Byline: James Olley Chief Football Correspondent LIVERPOOL 2 ARSENAL 2 James Olley Chief Football Correspondent SURELY Arsene Wenger does not still believe Laurent Koscielny alone can fix this? Arsenal were [...]

Byline: Simon Johnson Football Correspondent OF ALL the places for Chelsea's multi-millionaires to begin their title bid this season, many would assume a trip to relegation favourites Burnley is the [...]

Byline: Victoria Whitlock AFRIEND'S tenant has texted her to say she will be moving out in a month, which has left us both wondering whether this is an acceptable way [...]