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Bike hire scheme starts in London
More than 12,450 keys are handed out to Londoners for the Barclays Cycle Hire scheme which starts later.
£1.2m car clamped outside Harrods
A luxury car worth £1.2m is clamped outside Harrods in central London after being illegally parked.
Review of 'happy-slap' sentence
Sentences handed to two boy members of a "happy slapping" gang who fatally beat a man are to be reviewed.
Hunger striker wins burger claim
A Tamil hunger striker accepts damages over newspaper stories he ate burgers during his protest.
Teenager stabbed during brawl
An 18-year-old man is stabbed in a brawl on street in west London.
Snags on new Victoria Line trains
New trains on the Victoria Line on London Underground are hit by technical problems, Transport for London says.
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BBC - Weather Centre - Forecast for London, United Kingdom

by the BBC Weather Centre in association with the Met Office

Saturday: sunny intervals, Max Temp: 25°C (77°F), Min Temp: 15°C (59°F)
Max Temp: 25°C (77°F), Min Temp: 15°C (59°F), Wind Direction: W, Wind Speed: 9mph, Visibility: good, Pressure: 1011mb, Humidity: 62%, UV risk: moderate, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 05:23BST, Sunset: 20:50BST
Sunday: light rain shower, Max Temp: 23°C (73°F), Min Temp: 12°C (54°F)
Max Temp: 23°C (73°F), Min Temp: 12°C (54°F), Wind Direction: W, Wind Speed: 8mph, Visibility: very good, Pressure: 1013mb, Humidity: 59%, UV risk: moderate, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 05:24BST, Sunset: 20:48BST
Friday: sunny intervals, Max Temp: 24°C (75°F), Min Temp: 18°C (64°F)
Max Temp: 24°C (75°F), Min Temp: 18°C (64°F), Wind Direction: W, Wind Speed: 7mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1015mb, Humidity: 42%, UV risk: moderate, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 05:21BST, Sunset: 20:51BST

Museum of London

Docks in wartime
Hear about the drama and devastation of the docks during wartime. Discover the impact of the Blitz and 'Black Saturday' and learn how the docks helped prepare for the D-day landings.
Date: 31 July 2010.
Times: 14:00
The art of...archaeological illustration
Celebrate the Festival of British Archaeology with a course! This series of five-one day workshops is lead by Museum of London illustration specialist, Sandra Rowntree, and will appeal to both newcomers and specialists alike. This is an opportunity for participants to practise their drawing skills within a supportive environment and to learn about the equipment needed and the conventions used in the illustration of archaeological objects, including scaled drawings and drawing for publications. The small class size means that participants will be able to interact freely with both the tutor and fellow students to generate an exchange of ideas and maximise learning. All materials are provided, but feel free to bring along your own pens if your have them. You will be given a booklet covering the content of the course and a booklist to take home with you, as well as receiving a certificate of attendance. Each day focuses on a different type of archaeological find: medieval tiles (July 31); iron (August 7); bronze (August 14); Roman pottery (August 21); flint tools (4 Sept). Mornings will start with an introduction and demonstration by Sandra, followed by a drawing workshop, and afternoons will be spent learning about side views, sections and inking in. You can enrol for one or two days only, or for the entire course. There is a discount for participants who wish to enrol for all five days. A trained artist, archaeologist and teacher, Sandra has worked at Museum of London Archaeology as a Senior Illustrator for over five years. She started her career at English Heritage and since then has taught archaeological illustration to adults for Newcastle and Cambridge Universities' extra-mural departments, as well as working in Africa and Europe on excavations, working full-time and gaining her Certificate of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.
Date: 31 July 2010.
Times: 10:15
Traditional crafts
Join a representative from the Girl Guides to learn more about our special exhibition and create your own craft pieces.
Date: 31 July 2010.
Times: 12:00
Punch and Judy
Come and join in with this popular Victorian entertainment.
Date: 01 August 2010.
Times: 13:00; 14:00; 15:00
Withnail & I (1987), 15
Two out-of-work actors from Camden exchange squalid city living for a holiday in the countryside. Starring Richard E. Grant.
Date: 01 August 2010.
Times: 14:00
London, sugar and slavery
Uncover London's involvement in the transatlantic slave trade with this thought-provoking tour.
Date: 03 August 2010.
Times: 15:00
Soundtrack for London
Throughout its history, London has constantly changed. New people arriving after the Ice Age, the Romans invading, a new Queen coming to the throne or people moving to the city and making it their home. Come and create a dynamic soundtrack for this vibrant city.
Date: 03 August 2010.
Times: 12:30; 14:30
Soundtrack for London
Throughout its history, London has constantly changed. New people arriving after the Ice Age, the Romans invading, a new Queen coming to the throne or people moving to the city and making it their home. Come and create a dynamic soundtrack for this vibrant city.
Date: 04 August 2010.
Times: 12:30; 14:30
Tolerance in Diversity
See a film produced by young people from Tower Hamlets looking at racial tolerance in East London since the murder of Altab Ali in the late 1970s and join the discussion that follows. Working with the Museum of London, students have looked closely at Ali's murder and how racial attitudes have changed in London since. This short film was created as a response to their investigations. Following the screening there will be a discussion on tolerance and diversity in the capital.
Date: 04 August 2010.
Times: 18:30
Growing up in uniform
In association with the current Girl Guides exhibition, Curator Jim Gledhill explores the history of uniformed youth movements in London from the end of the Boer War to the beginning of World War Two. Movements looked at will include the Girl Guides, the Scouts and the Kibbo Kift - a woodcraft and camping movement of great social and political importance between the world wars. This talk will offer the opportunity to see related objects from the Museum's collection.
Date: 05 August 2010.
Times: 13:00
Nancy, the water seller
Meet Nancy, one of many poor Victorian Londoners. Since the age of five Nancy has lived on the streets, making a living by selling water to passers by. Learn about the problems she faces and how she manages to look after her own children. With kind permission of the Science Museum.
Date: 06 August 2010.
Times: 12:30; 14:30; 15:30
Victorian poverty
Join curator Beverly Cook to learn about the lives of London's poor in the second half of the 19th century. This tour will explore, through objects on display, how London struggled to provide adequate housing, clean water and basic sanitation for its growing population.
Date: 06 August 2010.
Times: 14:45
Sailor's 1000 stories and puppet making
Join us for a fun story and turn your favourite character into a puppet to take home with you.
Date: 07 August 2010.
Times: 12:30; 14:30
The art of...archaeological illustration
Celebrate the Festival of British Archaeology with a course! This series of five-one day workshops is lead by Museum of London illustration specialist, Sandra Rowntree, and will appeal to both newcomers and specialists alike. This is an opportunity for participants to practise their drawing skills within a supportive environment and to learn about the equipment needed and the conventions used in the illustration of archaeological objects, including scaled drawings and drawing for publications. The small class size means that participants will be able to interact freely with both the tutor and fellow students to generate an exchange of ideas and maximise learning. All materials are provided, but feel free to bring along your own pens if your have them. You will be given a booklet covering the content of the course and a booklist to take home with you, as well as receiving a certificate of attendance. Each day focuses on a different type of archaeological find: medieval tiles (July 31); iron (August 7); bronze (August 14); Roman pottery (August 21); flint tools (4 Sept). Mornings will start with an introduction and demonstration by Sandra, followed by a drawing workshop, and afternoons will be spent learning about side views, sections and inking in. You can enrol for one or two days only, or for the entire course. There is a discount for participants who wish to enrol for all five days. A trained artist, archaeologist and teacher, Sandra has worked at Museum of London Archaeology as a Senior Illustrator for over five years. She started her career at English Heritage and since then has taught archaeological illustration to adults for Newcastle and Cambridge Universities' extra-mural departments, as well as working in Africa and Europe on excavations, working full-time and gaining her Certificate of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.
Date: 07 August 2010.
Times: 10:15
Walking the Roman wall
Follow the Roman wall of the City of London and trace where it still exists, both overground and underground.
Date: 07 August 2010.
Times: 14:00
Meet Jonathan Tyres
Meet the man behind Vauxhall Pleasure Garden and hear about how he influenced leisure time for many Londoners in the 18th century.
Date: 08 August 2010.
Times: 11:00; 13:00
Meet Jonathan Tyres
Meet the man behind Vauxhall Pleasure Garden and hear about how he influenced leisure time for many Londoners in the 18th century.
Date: 08 August 2010.
Times: 15:00
Vocaleyes
By focusing on key objects, explore Docklands history in this gallery tour for visually impaired visitors.
Date: 08 August 2010.
Times: 15:00
Soundtrack for London
Throughout its history, London has constantly changed. New people arriving after the Ice Age, the Romans invading, a new Queen coming to the throne or people moving to the city and making it their home. Come and create a dynamic soundtrack for this vibrant city.
Date: 10 August 2010.
Times: 12:30; 14:30
Soundtrack for London
Throughout its history, London has constantly changed. New people arriving after the Ice Age, the Romans invading, a new Queen coming to the throne or people moving to the city and making it their home. Come and create a dynamic soundtrack for this vibrant city.
Date: 11 August 2010.
Times: 12:30; 14:30

Cars for Sale London

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Automatic Ghia Petrol 1200 Cc Drives Need New Engine Or Repair Mot 52000 Miles Service R Reg 1998 Power Steering Full Extras Dent In Wing Sw London
ford transit ex cond (london, Price: £1,195)
12 months mot full v5 tax 2 previous owners call on 07903-663-663 to view
nissan micra automatic (london, Price: £1,190)
Automatic nissan micra w-reg 2000 red 1.0 engine Hpi clear 2 female owner long tax & mot cheap insurance excellent codition.
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Bmw 318 I S Coupe 1900CC Mot08 01 2011 Tax05 11 Air Con Alloy Wheels Petrol Manual R Reg 98 Met Blue (London Kent Se, Price: £699)
coupe 1900 Cc Petrol Manual R Reg Mot Tax Alloys Aiir Con Sunroof
vauxhall astra club 1.6 8v 53 Reg 'low mileage' Fsh Good condition Long Mot (luton, Price: £1,999)
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2000 X Reg Bmw 318CI Silver Fsh M Sport (East London, Price: £3,450)
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vw golf 2003 1.9tdi 115bhp (north west london, Price: £3,500)
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Black Suzuki Vitara 2.7 Grand X.L-7 5door 4x4 130257miles (North London, Price: £4,500)
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peugeot scooter for sale (se london, Price: £800)
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Vauhall Corsa Limited edition £4500 ono (stevenage, Price: £4,500)
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Toyota Soarer 2.5 twin turbo (London, Price: £1,000)
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Vauhall Corsa Limited edition £4500 ono (stevenage, Price: £4,500)
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Farnborough Air Show Photos 2010

Farnborough Air show Photos 2010

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Facebook privacy fears as details of millions of users published on Pirate Bay

Facebook privacy fears as details of millions of users published on Pirate Bay - An online security consultant who wished to highlight the social networking site’s privacy issues published a list of data taken from more than 100million users’ profiles. [

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Great Britain squeeze into final

Great Britain squeeze into final - A 14-point haul from Scott Nicholls secures a memorable victory for Great Britain and books their place in the World Cup finals. [Sports]
Second-home owners face losing tax break

Second-home owners face losing tax break - Holiday-homeowners in the UK who rent out their properties for a few months stand to lose benefits under Treasury proposals, which would slash the costs of the breaks to £10m a year [FT Personal Finance]
Amazon launches wireless-only Kindle in bid to take on Apple's iPad

Amazon launches wireless-only Kindle in bid to take on Apple's iPad - The firm is hoping that £109 price tag will turn its latest electronic reader into a mass-appeal device as Apple's iPad gains ground. [Tech]
Hostel plans abandoned

Hostel plans abandoned - Aberdeen City Council's controversial plans for a homeless hostel have been abandoned, amid a legal wrangle. [Scotland and North East]
BT profit up despite revenue fall

BT profit up despite revenue fall - BT reports what it describes as "acceptable" quarterly results, with profits sharply higher despite a fall in revenue. [Business News]
New High Street bank opens

New High Street bank opens - The first High Street bank to launch in the UK for more than 100 years opens in London. [London News]
Helicopter that changes into a 4x4

Helicopter that changes into a 4x4 - The company says that almost any soldier could drive and fly it, and that they wouldn't need a pilot's licence. [Tech]
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Visit London What on

Yes, Prime Minister
See the witty stage version of British comedy classic series Yes, Prime Minister at London's Gielgud Theatre. 16 Sep-15 Jul
Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals
Watch the world's top male tennis players compete at the ATP World Tour Finals this autumn. 21-18 Nov
NBA Basketball: Los Angeles Lakers vs Minnesota Timberwolves
Watch the LA Lakers and their star man Kobe Bryant take on the Minnesota Timberwolves in a pre-season match at The O2. 4 Oct
London International Animation Festival
Celebrate the world's best cutting-edge animated film at the London International Animation Festival. 27 Aug-5 Sep
AEGON Masters Tennis 2010
See tennis legends from the past 30 years compete in the AEGON Masters Tennis at London's Royal Albert Hall. 30 Nov-5 Dec
Treasures from Budapest: European Masterpieces from Leonardo to Schiele
See work by great and lesser-known Hungarian artists at London's Royal Academy of Arts. 25 Sep-12 Dec
Family Fun Day at Epsom Downs Racecourse
Head to the Family Fun Day at Epsom Downs Racecourse for an action-packed day of racing, games and entertainment. 30 Aug
Turning Point Festival
Three-day Camden festival including top music line-up as well as a fashion show, circus, outdoor market and film. 17-19 Sep
UK Jewish Film Festival
See the best of Jewish-themed Cinema with features, documentaries and short films at the UK Jewish Film Festival. 4-21 Nov
Astronomy Photographer of the Year
Don't miss the free Astronomy Photographer of the Year exhibition at London's Royal Observatory. 10-Sep-9 Jan

Visit London Special Events

Giraffe Fun Day at ZSL London Zoo
See London Zoo's huge collection of animals, watch expert jugglers, and sample delicious food at the Giraffe Fun Day. 22 Aug
Ealing Summer Festivals
Visit Ealing this summer for a fantastic feeling of festival fun! There's music, comedy, performance and more! 16 Jul-8 Aug
Family Fun Day at Epsom Downs Racecourse
Head to the Family Fun Day at Epsom Downs Racecourse for an action-packed day of racing, games and entertainment. 30 Aug
A Garden Party to Make a Difference
Go green at A Garden Party to Make a Difference with talks, demonstrations and shows promoting sustainable living. 8-19 Sep
London Dungeon Summer of Scare
Expect lots of fun and frights as the London Dungeon celebrates its 35th birthday with a Summer of Scare. 28 Jul-31 Aug
Thames Revival
Celebrate the golden age of sailing with classic boats, vintage dress and nautical events at the Thames Revival. 11-12 Sep
Ping! London
Play on one of the many tables across the capital or take part in a ping-pong themed event at Ping! London. Until 22 Aug
InTRANSIT in Kensington and Chelsea
Rediscover London borough Kensington and Chelsea with InTRANSIT's unique and exciting new arts events. 19 Jul-1 Aug
The British Military Tournament 2010 in London
Be entertained by Britain's soldiers taking part in challenges at the British Military Tournament in Earls Court. 4-5 Dec
Doctor Who Live at Wembley Arena
Doctor Who baddies Daleks and Cyberman battle live on stage in this explosive new show. 8-10 Oct

Transport For London

Bicycles in place for Mayor's flagship Barclays Cycle Hire scheme
More than 11,000 members now signed up, but members urged to activate their keys.
With over 9,000 people already signed up for Mayor's Barclays Cycle Hire scheme, pioneers are urged to activate their keys
Almost 10,000 membership keys have been sent out, and more than 2,000 have been activated. The Mayor's flagship cycle scheme goes live on Friday, 30 July.
Street stencils support teens road safety campaign
Transport for London (TfL) is reaching out to the Capital's teens as part of its summer road safety campaign by placing thought provoking stencils in parks across London.
Cycle safety video launched for Mayor's flagship cycling scheme
'Code of conduct' sets out rules of the road
Mayor calls on Londoners to join cycling revolution as over 3,500 sign up for Barclays Cycle Hire
Londoners urged to sign up today to be sure of receiving keys ahead of 30 July launch.
More than 1,700 people already Cycle Hire members
Just hours after membership applications for the Mayor's flagship Barclays Cycle Hire scheme opened this morning, more than 1,700 people have already signed up to use London's newest public transport system.
Application fee to be introduced for new Zip Oyster photocard applications from 1 September
The fee will help with the administrative costs of the generous child and student concessionary travel scheme.
New Motorcycles in Bus Lanes trial begins this weekend
Motorcyclists in London will be permitted to use the Capital's red route bus lanes under a new 18-month Motorcycles in Bus Lanes trial that begins tomorrow.
Mayor calls for pioneers to sign up for flagship cycle hire scheme
Applications for membership open today at 9:00.
Customers are reminded that the Hammersmith & City and Circle lines between Hammersmith and Edgware Road are set for three-week upgrade closure
Block closure between 24 July and 15 August due to Crossrail and London Underground (LU) station upgrade works at Paddington
London Underground urges ASLEF leadership to call off unnecessary strike action
London Underground (LU) has called on ASLEF's leadership to call off their threatened strike on the Metropolitan line, which could cause unnecessary disruption to Londoners.
TfL and Network Rail to suspend engineering works in summer 2012
With two years to go, TfL is on track to deliver transport projects in support of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Cycle Hire membership to open on Friday 23 July
Mayor and Transport for London (TfL) call on Londoners to become Barclays Cycle Hire 'pioneers'. The scheme will launch to members on 30 July. Occasional users to be able to use the scheme four weeks later.
Mayor launches London's first two Barclays Cycle Superhighway routes
The first of the Mayor's flagship cycling schemes to launch this summer gives cyclists clearly marked, direct and continuous cycle routes into central London.
London Buses wins Low Carbon Champions Award for green buses
London Buses has won a prestigious award for cleaner and greener travel.
London Underground responds to RMT leadership ballot over staffing proposals
London Underground (LU) today responded to the announcement by the RMT leadership that members will be balloted over staffing proposals for LU station staff.
One million extra journeys with Oyster pay as you go on National Rail
A million extra journeys are being made each week using Oyster pay as you go on National Rail after it was extended to all 350 National Rail stations in Greater London at the start of the year.
Blackwall Tunnel closed to southbound traffic this weekend
Drivers advised to avoid the area if at all possible.
Mayor continues to paint London green with eco bus garage
Boris Johnson's green transport policies were boosted today as the UK's largest, greenest bus garage was officially opened in London.
New DLR timetable delivers 11 per cent capacity increase
Three year, £325m upgrade programme and 55 new carriages sets network up for 2012.

Business News

Fugitive tycoon Nadir seeks bail
Fugitive Polly Peck tycoon Asil Nadir, who fled to northern Cyprus in 1993, begins a legal bid to be granted bail ahead of a UK theft trial.
Picking up Penguins for 75 years
A colourful history of the famous book publisher
Pensions timebomb
Russians fear the benefits system will cease to exist
Industry toasts beer sales rise
Good weather and football's World Cup is thought to have given a boost to beer sales in the UK, industry figures suggest.
Hit by sanctions
Black market boom as Dubai curbs trade with Iran
Where to fight BP oil spill battle?
As BP's rivals count the cost of a ban on offshore drilling, the tide of lawsuits arising from the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has washed up in a federal courtroom in Idaho.
Citigroup agrees $75m fraud fine
Banking giant Citigroup agrees to pay $75m to settle civil charges that it misled investors over potential losses from subprime mortgages.
Jailed Enron boss requests bail
The former chief executive of Enron, Jeffrey Skilling, has applied for bail. His lawyer says his conviction for fraud will be overturned.
Tehran's tactics to beat ship sanction
A look at how Iran's shipping industry stays one step ahead to minimise the impact of international sanction.
Green shoots of recovery in Europe?
A raft of European firms have announced bumper profits, fuelling hopes that the economy is on the right track following the recession.
Results boost AstraZeneca shares
Shares in AstraZeneca rise more than 3% after the drug company reports a rise in profits after strong sales of key drugs.
Lufthansa hurt by ash and strike
Lufthansa Group reports a net loss after disruption caused by the ash cloud from the Icelandic volcano and a pilots' strike.
Toyota announces fresh car recall
Toyota is recalling almost 430,000 vehicles in the US and Japan amid concern over steering problems.
Landmark ruling on divorce money
A "ground-breaking" Court of Appeal judgement removes the protection previously given to thousands of people in divorce proceedings.
Beer giant loses fight for Budweiser name
Global brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev suffers a defeat in a long-running battle over the rights to the Budweiser beer brand.
Oil firms' profits almost double
Oil giants Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil see profits almost double in the week rival BP suffered record losses.

No Justice

Where does your money go?

Where does your money go? - This short video from Oxfam USA asks a very simple question about what happens to the money we pay for the fuel we put in our cars. Watch it here:
Lollipop lady hit by lorry dies

Lollipop lady hit by lorry dies - A lollipop lady dies after being hit by a lorry while working in the east end of Glasgow, police confirm. [Front Page News]
Woman gave heroin to disabled son

Woman gave heroin to disabled son - A mother describes how she told her brain-damaged son that she loved him before injecting him with a heroin overdose. [Front Page News]
Brown call over justice impasse

Brown call over justice impasse - It is vital Stormont politicians continue their work on devolving justice powers, Prime Minister Gordon Brown says. [Front Page News]
Chinese international rescue team arrives in Haiti

Chinese international rescue team arrives in Haiti - Chinese international rescue team including 50 rescuers and seven jounalists on a chartered plane arrived here Thursday morning to help Haiti out of the aftermath of Tuesday's magnitude-7.3 earthquake. The plane, which took off from Beijing Wednesday evening, stopped over in Vancouver, Canada, before it arrived in Haiti.
Morocco: Jail sentences for blogger and Internet café owner | Menassat

Morocco: Jail sentences for blogger and Internet café owner | Menassat -
A court in Guelmim imposed jail sentences on a blogger and an Internet café owner for circulating information about a heavy-handed crackdown on student protests in the nearby village of Taghjijt (200 km south of Agadir) on 1 December.
'Large street fight' victim named

'Large street fight' victim named - Strathclyde detectives say the death of a 23-year-old man in Dalmarnock on Christmas Day was suspicious. [Front Page News]
Shoplift sermon priest 'foolish'

Shoplift sermon priest 'foolish' - Ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey criticises the comments made by a York priest who advised needy people to shoplift. [Front Page News]
Christmas in Somalia for UK captives

Christmas in Somalia for UK captives - Two British hostages being held by pirates in Somalia face a Christmas in captivity with no immediate sign of their release. [World News]
Iran 'to ban' defaced banknotes

Iran 'to ban' defaced banknotes - Iran says defaced banknotes are to be made invalid, after the appearance of opposition slogans on money, local media report. [Business News]

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Front Page News: Lord Prescott faces Iraq inquiry
Former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott is due to give evidence to the Iraq inquiry later.
Front Page News: London saddles up for bike scheme
A bike hire scheme designed to encourage thousands more cycle journeys in central London is being launched later.
Front Page News: Canada jails Iran nuclear suspect
The Ontario Court of Justice in Canada sentences a Toronto man to four years in prison for trying to export nuclear-related items to Iran.
Front Page News: Lebanon vow at Saudi-Syrian talks
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia pledge to help stabilise Lebanon.
Front Page News: MoD 'to pay for Trident renewal'
The chancellor says the MoD, not the Treasury, will have to pay the £20bn cost of renewing the UK's nuclear deterrent, putting further pressure on the defence budget.
Front Page News: 'Killer' bear caught in Montana
Wildlife authorities capture a 400lb (181kg) mother grizzly bear and two cubs who they believe killed one camper and injured two.
Front Page News: Arizona takes law fight to appeal
Arizona lodges an appeal against a federal court's decision to block parts of an anti-immigration law hours before it came into effect.
Front Page News: Maths fears over A-level reforms
Plans to reform A-levels could put students off maths and lead to university department closures, an academic body warns.
Front Page News: Military 'kills' Mexico drug lord
The Mexican government says security forces have killed leading drug trafficker Ignacio "Nacho" Coronel.
Front Page News: FBI to aid Afghan war leak probe
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates calls in the FBI to help investigate the leaking of 90,000 classified papers related to the Afghan war.
Front Page News: Addiction drugs 'aid weight loss'
A combination pill of two drugs used to treat addiction may help people lose weight, say US researchers.
Front Page News: Lockerbie inquiry 'may visit UK'
The US senator, who is to chair a congressional inquiry into the Lockerbie bomber release, tells the BBC he may send investigators to the UK.
Front Page News: Pregnant women rights questioned
The right of women to choose whether they have home births is being questioned by a leading medical journal.
Front Page News: Speaking part
Delhi polishes up British accent in time for Games
Front Page News: Ministers ordered to release data
The Scottish government is told to release more details on the staging of meetings of its Council of Economic Advisers.

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