Notting Hill News
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Beyonce, a dinosaur parade and a Catalan tasting menu are among Muse’s arts and leisure recommendations for London this Bank Holiday weekend.
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As many as 4,000 extra police officers will be on the streets of London for the start of the annual two-day Notting Hill Carnival amid concern that gangs are planning a repeat of this month’s riots and disorder.
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London’s police force will deploy more than 4,000 extra officers on the streets of the capital on the two days of the Notting Hill Carnival amid concern that gangs are planning a repeat of this month’s riots and disorder.
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London squatters are increasingly targeting houses in exclusive neighborhoods, including Regents Park, North Kensington and Notting Hill, the Financial Times reported, citing court records for eviction orders.
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Londoners will be partying over the three-day bank-holiday weekend. It starts east with the London Electronic Dance ( L.E.D. ) Festival, and ends west at the Notting Hill Carnival .
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Keith McNally is the darling of the New York restaurant scene, feted for establishments such as Minetta Tavern and Balthazar, which he created in 1997.
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News Corp. faces as many as 100 more lawsuits over tabloid phone hacking, lawyers said at a London court hearing as the company formally apologized to Hugh Grant and Sarah Ferguson to resolve their claims.
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London restaurant prices are among the highest in the world, yet you don’t always have to spend a lot to eat well, even in the center of the city.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block the use of state legislative election districts drawn by judges, after a San Antonio court refused his request.
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London has a new best restaurant as the Ledbury displaces Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley as top for food, according to “Harden’s London Restaurants,” an annual guide that collates views from thousands of diners.
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