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Google Leases Seven-Floor Building in 'Tech City', London

Google is to lease a seven-floor building in Shoredicth - known as London's 'Tech City' - providing space for developers and startups and adding a big-name boost to David Cameron's plans to create a global technology hub in East London.

Riot Sentences To Be Appealed Today After Facebook Bust

10 appeals against the sentences handed to people during the rioting and looting across England in August will be heard at the Court of Appeal today, including appeals by two men who were jailed for four years for setting up Facebook pages inciting others to riot.

HTC Runnymead Now Likely to be Called Sensation XL

HTC like to associate bizarre names with their smartphones; from their Gingerbread operating system - soon to be replaced by Ice Cream Sandwich - to their Snapdragon processors, while the handset names range from Desire and Sensation to Envy and Rhyme.

27 September, 2011: The Pick of Today's Football Transfer Rumours

The pick of today's Premier League, Serie A, La Liga and Bundesliga football transfer rumours, news and gossip for 27 September, 2011. All the latest transfer rumours surrounding Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City, Bayern Munich, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, Roma, Barcelona and Real Madrid will be covered here.

ComRes Poll: Tories Overtake Labour; Game Over For Ed Miliband?

Tories Overtake Labour; Game Over For Ed Miliband? In an opinion poll published in Tuesday's Independent, the Tories have overtaken Labour for the first time since October 2010. A ComRes poll puts the Conservative Party on 37 per cent, Labour on 36 per cent and the Liberal Democrats on 12 per cent.

Heathrow Pick Pods

After 60 years of designing, a driverless, battery powered and laser-guided pod is ferrying passengers between terminals at London's Heathrow Airport.

Ken Livingston Compares Boris Johnson to London Rioters.

Labour London mayoral candidate Ken Livingston has launched a personal attack on the current Mayor of London Boris Johnson over his response the rioting in London and claiming there was no difference between the rioter's behaviour and his drunken antics during his time at the Bullindgdon Club.

The First Bite? BAE Looks Likely To Announce 3,000 Redundancies

First surfacing on Friday 23 September 2011 and therefore most likely submerged in the Eurozone crisis and its repercussions, BAE Systems is expected to announce some 3,000 redundancies in the very near future, thereby reducing its military aircraft division to some 11,000 staff. The axe is expected to fall particularly severely at the company's Warton and Brough bases.

26 September 2011: The Latest Travel News

Here is all the latest travel news for UK commuters for the 26 September 2011. Here you will find all the latest up to date travel news for your journey this morning. Here we will cover all the latest travel information on the buses, train, tube and motorway networks across the United Kingdom.

Tottenham v Arsenal: Are Spurs Now a Better Side than Arsenal?

There is no question that over the past six seasons Tottenham have taken huge strides to address the balance in north London, culminating with their quarter final appearance in last season’s UEFA Champions League. In the past six seasons Arsenal have failed to win a trophy and are now in serious danger of falling well behind Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United. Is it now time to regard Tottenham as the side to beat in North London?

Robot Set to Carry 2012 Olympic Torch

James Law, a computer scientist from the University of Aberystwyth, Wales, has taken a break from the norm and instead of nominating a human being to carry the London 2012 Olympic torch has chosen a robot.