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Conservatives avoid far-right alliance | The Australian: May 4, 2:43pm 1 review politics, london, racist, bnp
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23645512-2703,00.html; On the walkway beside the river, across the water from the Tower of London, a member of the British National Party was sneering at a black campaigner for the Green Party who was walking into City Hall's entrance. "Hey mate, you're in the wrong election - you should be back home in Zimbabwe with Mugabe," said the thug, to laughs from the neo-Nazis standing with him. About 20 BNP backers had gathered to await the election result and even here, with police and journalists standing within earshot on a night when the BNP were pretending to be a legitimate political force, they could not be bothered to hide the racism that drives them. --- Well, well, what a surprise. The BNP being racist. Knock me down with a feather.

YouTube - Party Political Broadcast for London Mayoral Elections 2008: Apr 15, 5:27pm 2 reviews politics, video, london, green-party, mayor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMYpbxWRS50; Go Greens!

Londonlulz - Main Page: Apr 7, 4:17pm 4 reviews internet, scientology, london, anonymous, lulz
http://www.londonlulz.com/index.php?title=Main_Page; Focus of the London branch of the Anonymous protests against Scientology.

MMR pleas as measles spreads in capitals children | the Daily Mail: Dec 10, 2007 5:40am 1 review health, london, daily-mail, mmr, measles
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/health/healthmain.html?in_arti...; "Experts fear hundreds of children are at risk of contracting the potentially deadly virus because they have not been given both doses of the MMR jab. They issued a warning last month that jab rates are so low in London, the virus could rampage through the capital." Blow me down with a feather: an accurate and sensible story in the Daily Mail.