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Londoners Asked to Choose Landmarks for Olympic Souvenirs

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Londoners have been asked to help design a set of Olympic Games badges by voting for their favourite landmarks.

The winners will be featured in a set of 33 London 2012 “Landmark London” pin badges.

 

Olympics Provides £5 Billion Bonanza for Businesses

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Employers have won contracts worth more than £5 billion from the London Olympics, new figures have revealed.

More than half the 1,036 firms benefitting from the 2012 games are in London.

   

London MPs Ask For Free Taxis and £5,000 Salary Bonus

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MPs in outer London and the Home Counties should receive free taxi rides from the House of Commons instead of a second home, a London MP has claimed.

Andrew Dismore (Lab Hendon) said MPs needed a free lift home after late-night votes when the trains stopped running.

   

London Underground Passengers "Deserve Refund" for Jubilee Closures

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A petition has been launched demanding Transport for London provide refunds to commuters because of closures on the Jubilee line.

MP Sarah Teather (Lib Dem Brent East) claimed the shutdowns were a result of “basic mistakes” by the capital’s transport authority.

   

Don't Punish the Real Fans for Football Violence, says West Ham Fan MP

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An MP and keen West Ham fan, who attended the match against Millwall where violent clashes broke out, has urged football bosses not to punish innocent supporters.

Mike Gapes (Lab Ilford South) said there was no reason to hold games behind closed doors or reintroduce fences.

   

Voters Back Ban on "Excessive" Pay

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Voters have backed calls for a “high pay commission” to stop excessive pay and bonuses damaging the economy.

A new poll by ComRes found 61 per cent of voters in the south east supported proposals to prevent another credit crunch by curbing pay levels.

   

Three More Swine Flu Deaths, But New Infections Fall

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Three more Londoners suffering from swine flue have died – but the number of new patients has fallen dramatically.

NHS London, the capital’s heath authority, said 55 people were admitted to London hospitals with swine flu in the past week, half the number admitted the week before.

   

Schools Need Cash to Cut "Unlawful" Class Sizes, Says MP

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Schools need more funding after Government figures showed more than 900 London children are taught in unlawfully large classes, an MP has warned.

Labour has broken a pledge to ensure all infant pupils are taught in classes of no more than 30, said Sarah Teather (Lib Dem Brent East).

   

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