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A SERIAL sex attacker has been jailed for assaulting women on the Docklands Light Railway.
Christopher Cutler, 50, groped three passengers after sneaking up behind them on trains last year.
He was jailed for four months running consecutively for each assault, adding up to 12 months in prison when he appeared at Southwark Crown Court for sentencing last Friday (February 15).
CHARLTON may have been disappointed to settle for a draw against Watford, but one player was delighted just to be playing.
Loan signing Lee Cook has had a frustrating time since joining Fulham last summer and is yet to play a match for the Premier League side because of injury.
But on Saturday, the left winger made his second substitute appearance in a week for the Addicks and is hoping to put his injury torment behind him.
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AN AMATEUR adventurer from a Wharf ad agency is set to make history by becoming the first black Briton to reach the North Pole.
John Thompson, a production manager from OgilvyOne, plans to walk and ski to the Pole in April, crossing 75 miles of unmarked ice in temperatures plunging to minus 40 degrees.
Known records fail to show a black Brit completing the gruelling journey, and John, who served in the army before coming to Canary Wharf seven years ago, is hoping to be the first.
Ever dreamed of racing through London, ignoring the congestion charge, bendy buses and roadworks?
Now you can. Or, in fact, anywhere in the world covered by Google Maps.
This ingenious game uses real-life aerial maps to create road races.
They are fairly short in duration but finding new places to race in will prove highly addictive. Must stop – I’m off to Sydney now.
This is brilliant. Highly addictive. But very difficult to explain.
When you first enter this site nothing happens. Just give it a few seconds, though, and suddenly you are creating a Jackson Pollock masterpiece.
Lines of bright colour varying from wide to narrow shoot out as you move the cursor about, or if you click on one spot a ‘splat’ will appear.
Mesmerising.
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