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Published: 26 October 2006

ROYAL FREE ROOF DEATH

Elderly patient found dead after vanishing for hours

AN elderly patient who vanished from a Royal Free hospital ward was found dead on the hospital’s roof, the New Journal can reveal.
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King’s X article ‘sexed up’ claim
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‘Mr Asbo’ joins the Town Hall exodus
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‘‘Why I can’t forgive my attacker’ – Billy
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Labour polls hopes rest on a swing and a prayer
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Asbos have a limited role, top judge warns

Lord Chief Justice admits dealers can move elsewhere

THE Lord Chief Justice – England’s top judge – has admitted that Asbos are not a “foolproof way” of stopping low-level crime.
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Mum’s anger at school fence horror - THE mother of a pupil who had the tops of two fingers sliced off while climbing a fence is threatening to take legal... > more

Help us bring Xmas cheer - A BIG-hearted New Journal reader has boosted our Christmas hamper appeal by #100 this week. The generous present... > more

Patient killed by herbal drug - A DOCTOR has told an inquest her patient would be alive today if he had heeded warnings to stop chewing khat, a herbal... > more

Anger over sports pitch plans for Regent’s Park - CONSERVATIONISTS are up in arms about a £2.1 million scheme to build five-a-side football pitches on... > more

Race on to save oak tree - THE race is on to save an oak tree due to be felled on Monday because of fears it is causing subsidence to a nearby house. > more

Tragedy of star dieter’s ‘unexplained’ death - AN inquest into the death of a dangerously overweight woman could not determine if a crash diet had killed her. > more

Fears developer will use park to access flats site - PARKS chiefs have refused to rule out allowing vehicles to drive through a playground in Kentish Town... > more

‘Grave concerns’ over face transplant - THE world’s first full face transplant operation will take place at the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead within months... > more

School copper Rod quits the playground beat - A POPULAR policeman who became the first to take up a permanent post at a Camden secondary school is... > more

Anger at sex images in promo pamphlet - A pamphlet designed to promote live music and arts in Camden Town and sponsored by a group of businesses... > more

‘Human shield’ jailed for attack on musician - IRAQ peace activist almost killed singer with single punch after bus row A PEACE activist who risked his life as a... > more

Union in warning over schools’ private funding - A SECONDARY school has lost the right to make simple decisions about the way it is run because it used... > more

Eight-month delay for trial of Amanda suspect - GRIEVING relatives, friends and neighbours of a popular youth project worker stabbed to death, will have... > more

‘We are not vandals, we are artists’ - A GROUP of graffiti artists have accused the Town Hall’s environment chief Conservative councillor Mike Greene of being... > more

Celebebrations overdue as library marks 100 years of shelf life - THE doors of Highgate branch library opened for the first time on October 18, 1906... > more

The mystery of Mary Hynes - SCOTLAND Yard has released a serial killer’s apparent ‘confession’ to a three-decade-old unsolved murder. > more