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Police officials also said they were searching two homes in east London linked to the arrests.

The Foreign Office in London linked its Benghazi warning on Thursday to the French military intervention against Islamic militant rebels in Mali.

House-to-house inquiries have been carried out in Peckford Place in Brixton, where the three women were found, one of 13 properties in London linked to the commune over the years.

After a secretive start in the US in the 1960s, the technology grabbed UK headlines in 1998 when Newham Council in east London linked it to CCTV.

Using a large secondary mental healthcare database in southeast London linked to national mortality returns, we confirmed substantially shortened life expectancies at birth for all serious mental disorder groups investigated compared to national norms.

The links to the European network would then need to be established utilising the trans-London link, being built, and St Pancras.

Separately, a transatlantic network owned by Qwest will provide a New York-to-London link at up to 45 Mbps.

The ORN covers a section of UK roads (109 miles in London, 170 miles outside) linking key London 2012 venues where traffic regulations have been modified.

Idowu's silver medal was won in Beijing, and it is easy to forget that Ennis, so accomplished and now so indelibly linked to the London Games, has never actually been to an Olympic Games before.

LONDON (AP) — Two British hackers linked to the notorious Lulz Security group pleaded guilty on Monday to several computer crimes, the latest blow against online criminals whose exploits have grabbed headlines and embarrassed governments around the world.

The world's biggest live music company, which most recently organised 25 days of events linked to the London 2012 Olympics in Hyde Park, has pulled out of what it branded a "flawed" tender process for a new five-year contract for the prime central London venue.