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'Untitled 4' are a group of nine international artists from Middlesex University.  Anyone interested in original art, as opposed to the celebrity schmutz slapped up by Hirst et al, should check out the Candid Arts Centre, 3 Torrent Street in Islington June 15-17.

 

 

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Lara Dean returned to her home in Oklahoma (US) last week after her first 15 days being deployed as a part of the US National Guard (a subdivision of the Army). She will graduate this summer from university and plans to attend medical school next year.

 

How long was your trip, and where did you go?

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What will happen to the American-British relationship after Blair steps down on 27 June? After the announcement of his departure date, the UK and US relationship has taken a new turn.

The unprecedented attack of 11 September 2001 showed the true nature of the Atlantic alliance. 

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A month ago Nicolas Sarkozy was elected President of France with 53 per cent of the votes.

But his wife was not among his supporters on that day. Cecilia Sarkozy, who is "hot in Prada" according to many Frenchmen, decided she had something more exciting to do with her Sunday than vote for her frenetic husband.

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Within his series of images entitled "Land of the Free", Schofield attempts to show people in their own homes and environments, dressed up in costumes they wear for special events.

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Prime Minister Tony Blair has been doing as little as his US counterpart to tackle climate change, a Greenpeace campaigner told the London Project.

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Jumping from one rooftop to another, scaling staircases on the outside and doing a back flip off a railing onto the ground below may not be everyone's idea of a good time, but some Londoners are finding this sport to be a great way to keep fit and try something new and different.

It's called Free Running, and involves participants clearing obstacles in their path in a smooth and fluid way, using movements such as vaulting, somersaults, and jumping in any way they can.

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Last night I dined on something truly special. Suruchi is an Indian restaurant in North London that offers vegetarian and non-vegetarian food.

While they say they specialise in North Indian cuisine, my plate was an exclusive South Indian specialty.

But this restaurant makes little fuss about itself, and for that reason it feels like you've discovered a hidden treasure.

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Africa was the focus of the third and final day of the G8 as the leaders agreed on a new relief package for the continent to tackle infectious diseases such as Aids, malaria and tuberculosis.