-
Andy Flower bans England on Ashes talks
England coach Andy Flower has prohibited England's cricketers from public discussions about the Ashes until next month. The players will face disciplinary actions if they speak in interviews or write on Twitter about the two-test series against Australia, Sydney Morning Herald reports. Sources said that Flower wants the players to focus on New Zealand series and the ICC Champions Trophy ...
-
England opener Nick Compton faces pre-Ashes attack from OZ pacer Siddle
Australia's ace spearhead Peter Siddle kick started an Ashes war of words by targeting England opener Nick Compton. "I am going to stick it up to the Poms, that's all I are working on," said Siddle. Siddle, whose in-your-face style has earned him the nickname of 'Sid Vicious', has earmarked the England opener for some special attention this summer. In the past Glenn McGrath targeted players ...
-
Broad Anderson will make Ashes difficult for Aussies Ian Botham
Cricket commentator Ian Botham has said that England's opening bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad will make the Ashes series even more difficult for the Australians. The combination of Broad and Anderson with their skills and abilities will prove tough for the Australians as while Broad uses his pace and height to devastating effect; Anderson uses his swing and his craft to keep batsmen ...
-
Iran Bars Candidacies of Rafsanjani Ahmadinejad Aide
IA conservative body in Iran has barred two prominent figures from competing in next month's presidential election: moderate former president Hashemi Rafsanjani and a leading conservative allied to current president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The Iranian interior ministry said Tuesday the Guardian Council of clerics and jurists excluded the two politicians from a final list of eight candidates ...
-
‘Soldier’ murdered in England
A man, who is understood to be a soldier, has been murdered by terrorists in England. Prime Minister David Cameron has called the attack "truly shocking".Eyewitnesses said the victim was hacked to death, with some suggesting his attackers tried to behead him, before charging at police when they arrived on the scene in Woolwich, south east London.The incident took place close to the ...
14°C Mostly Cloudy
Winds: From the NW at 13 MPH
Movie Review
Bringing Up Baby
When I watch screwball comedies like "Bringing Up Baby," there is a certain part of me that laments the fact that our culture has become so jaded and cynical that a movie like this could never be made again. Oh sure, there have been some attempts in the last ten to twenty years, most notably two Madonna vehicles: "Desperately Seeking Susan" (1985) and "Who's That Girl?" (1987), the second of which ... ...
On Facebook
-
Woolwich attack Eyewitnesses describe crazed attackers hacking victim
Eyewitnesses today described seeing the "crazed" Woolwich attackers "hacking" at their victim and posing for pictures before charging at police wielding meat ...
-
Man killed by two attackers in Woolwich – live updates
o Soldier killed, according to local MP Nick Raynsfordo Armed police shot two men 'carrying weapons'o Terrorist attack feared as Cobra emergency committee ...
-
Brian Greenhoff former Manchester United and England defender dies
Greenhoff subsequently moved to Leeds United , where he stayed three years. He ended his career at Rochdale, where he was living after returning to England from Spain.A statement released to the Manchester Evening News by Greenhoff's family said: "We regret to inform of Brian's passing this morning, Wednesday 22nd May at the age of 60."Brian was a proud and much loved ...
-
Andy McSmiths Diary Those hacked off Ukip councillors
Andy McSmith is a senior reporter at The Independent. He has vast experience in political journalism and has also appeared on documentaries for BBC Radio ...
-
Gay marriage opponents warn David Cameron of long battle ahead for Bill to become law
Opponents of gay marriage warned of a "long, protracted battle" ahead as they prepare for a last-ditch attempt by peers to scupper the ...
Making the news
Nothing will ever completely replace playing the game I love, however I feel like I'm starting a new adventure and I'm genuinely excited about what lies ahead. I'm fortunate to have been given many opportunities throughout my career and now I feel it's my time to give back.
David Beckham
The world's best known footballer was speaking after formally announcing his retirement.
Hotel Review
Mantra on Jolimont, East Melbourne, Australia
Right from our arrival the Mantra on Jolimont had an air of friendliness, and a sense that the property was ...
Keep readingRecord Your Vote
Do you take the threat of North Korea seriously?
London Mercury
London Mercury | Breaking News from London & U.K.We work strenuously to bring our readers a completely independent perspective of London news. Our software programmers, editors, journalists and affiliated wire services are all dedicated to producing the best journalism possible. This in a world where conflicts of interest pervade business empires, and political dynasties, and where a shrinking number of media proprietors are growing their interests at the expensive of diversity of media ownership. The London Mercury is an independent online newspaper. Our focus primarily is to produce the latest breaking stories out of London. We also cover the nation. Regional news too is a priority, as is our extensive world news coverage. For a London weather report, local news, breaking international headlines, or what's happening in sports, the London Mercury is for you. Our Business Centre too is active 24 hours a day, bringing you the latest market updates from key global centres like Tokyo, Sydney, London, Paris, Berlin, and New York. Foreign exchange rates are a regular feature, and we provides a vast range of general interest news covering topics like business travel, seniors, womens interest, and lifestyle stories.
- One killed two injured in London attack
- UK court rules public has right to know Boris Johnson fathered child during brief adulterous affair
- Official Deadly London attack being investigated as terrorism
- Violent attack in London that left man dead could be act of terror official
- Police 1 dead 2 injured in attack in London
- Facebook to revise violent content at all levels
- David Warner fined $5750 for twitter rant
- Nikki Sixx lashes out at Kim K for promoting make-up line during Okla. tornado
- Facebook considered social burden by teens Study
- CA considering social media policy after Warner Twitter rant
Subscribe to our Newsletter
Get the latest London Mercury headlines delivered to your inbox.

