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Sean Maloney grew up in gritty South East London, last in a line of six kids, and got kicked out of school at age 15.

With a year to go until the Olympic games open in London, we highlight the dramatic physical effect they have had on east London.

south-east London, was on a sun lounger when the boat mounted the beach in August 2002, his mother Andrea said.

News Corporation decided to put its facilities in Wapping , east London, up for sale.

Born in east London, John has been with Chelsea since the age of 14 when he was initially a medium-build midfielder.

Police found the body wrapped in a black bin liner in a chest freezer at a semi-detached house in Sidcup, south-east London.

The paper, launched in London on Friday, was distributed at four City tube stations and in Stratford, east London.

The Olympic Park is at Stratford in East London, site of one of the Tube's most modern stations.

Beyond east London's Olympic village, other venues are taking shape - like the beach volleyball court in the shadow of Parliament.

The games are also a front for the attempted resurrection of a grubby part of East London, involving new railways and utilities.

Gang politics meant she was transferred to a rougher brothel in east London, where customers bit and beat her.

South African Retief Goosen is looking to start 2011 with a bang when he returns to the East London Golf Club for the Africa Open.

A huge plume of black smoke was seen rising over east London on Monday noon and reports said a large fire broke out in the Stratford area.

The Olympic games are not just a sporting event but also a means of regenerating east London.

She recently took part, along with an old Summerhillian, in a workshop in East London.

AN EAST London train station, austere and damp, is an unlikely venue for a crash course in futurism.

He added: "The media centres represent the single most significant opportunity for an economic legacy for east London from the games. "

A worker excavates ancient timbers from layers of peat in a suburb of East London near the River Thames.

A few weeks back, I ran a drama workshop in a primary school in Tower Hamlets in east London.

That will be linked to the East London area known as Shoreditch where more than 100 start ups are currently based.

At the Clockwork Pharmacy in Hackney, north-east London, you can find it between the baby lotion and the bunion plasters.

Then he launched his own start-up, based at "Silicon Roundabout" , a new hub of tech firms in east London.

A patch of east London has quickly become a world-class technology hub. Britain's government has taken an interest; others might too.

The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) plans to use the turbine to produce energy for the Olympic Park in East London.

On Monday afternoon large gangs roamed Peckham and Hackney in east London, looting shops, attacking buses and setting cars and shops alight.

Popular pastimes included public floggings, dog-fighting and hunting bullocks to death through east London streets.

Below East London to the river mouth for the London port area, the dock, the wharf, the warehouse stands in great numbers.

Every year between June and October, the Hackney Marshesin north-east London are covered with sweet, luscious blackberries.

One of the big flashpoints on that day was Hackney, in north-east London.

Protesters marched to Bethnal Green police station in east London yesterday to demand a public inquiry into Mr Tomlinson's death.

Suicide videos showed cell members bragging about the attack and covert operations in east London showed the liquid bombs being prepared.

But Cole will not be rejoining the east London club in the current transfer window.

Much of theimpactof the Olympics in East London will not be known for years, maybe decades.

In September, an economist claimed on television that Chinese investors are snapping up homes in east London.

The Frenchman is concerned the East London club's Icelandic owners bought and sold players without thinking.

Delays and closings also were reported at Luton Airport, north of London, and London City Airport in east London.

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East London does not need Silicon Valley's institutions.

Twenty years ago, Canary Wharf was a wasteland in east London's docklands.

Work to place small turbines inside the gas network will start later this year at Beckton in east London.

Arsenal were originally founded as "Dial Square" in 1886 by workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, South-East London.

Lynn was born on March 20, 1917 in east London and her singing career was already flourishing when war broke out in 1939.

It will also include trains between Crystal Palace and Dalston Junction from 2010, when services start on the extended east London line.

eager to join a small, independent creative studio based in East London, and work.

That dark place was her childhood in Bermondsey, a grubby corner of south-east London.

Beyond the sporting legacy, there is the much-vaunted economic regeneration of east London.

A naturalised British citizen born in Syria, "Gabs" lives in east London.

With pieces appearing extensively on the streets of East London, Cept began exploring graffiti in 1986.

On Monday I was at the Redbridge E-ACT Free School in east London.

Eight years ago, Dr von Hagens performed an autopsy in front of a theatre audience in East London, the first in public for 170 years.

The bid is not just about the transformation of east London where many of the events will be held.

The bigger prize is to revive east London's fortunes.

There are even fears that the caterpillar could affect the Olympics in 2012 if east London oak trees suffer an infestation.

In east London, other Olympic sites are taking shape.

near the east London site of the 2012 Olympic games, which have increased by 25. 7% since London won the mandate in July 2005.

Iron Maiden are an English heavy metal band from Leyton in East London, formed in 1975.

Can UK really build a mini Silicon Valley in East London?

Police officers outside the Olympic stadium in east London.

Youngsters can also take up pop music performance at the University of East London, or hair dressing management at Derby University.

Pigeons regularly travel from West Ham in east London to central London on the tube in order to get more food.

Westminster University came bottom of the table, with the University of East London second to last.

I am convinced the 2012 Olympic Games will regenerate East London and inspire an entire generation of children.

It reported 20cm of snow in Balham, south London, and 15cm at Canary Wharf in east London.

Construction of the Olympic Park in east London is on time and within the 9. 3 billion pound budget, the committee noted.

The University of East London had the poorest employment record, at 78%.

The Geffrye Museum in east London is a hidden gem, a showcase for the changing styles of living rooms in English middle-class homes.

I like to start the season in East London.

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Demonstrators outside the ExCel centre in east London, where the Defence Systems & Equipment International exhibition is being held

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