Kylie and Jason reunion concert cancelled
A concert, which would have seen Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue reunited on stage after more than 20 years, has been cancelled.
Duchess of Cornwall joins fight to save war memorials
The Duchess of Cornwall has helped launch a campaign which is designed to protect war memorials from metal thieves.
Duran Duran to play Olympics concert in Hyde Park
Duran Duran to play Olympics concert in Hyde Park
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Concerns over Hyde Park as premier spectator venue
Weather fears for Olympic spectators
The Olympics are just over two weeks away, but there are real fears that the biggest sporting event in the World could become a complete washout.
The downpours, that have ruined the summer of 2012 so far, are beginnning to cast doubt over whether there's a plan in place to cope with the wet weather.
Fifty thousand people a day are expected to go to Hyde Park to watch the games on the Big Screen, but already one big concert has already been cancelled. Simon Harris looks at whether the weather will ruin the games.
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Kylie and Jason reunion concert cancelled
A concert, which would have seen Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue reunited on stage after more than 20 years, has been cancelled.
Read the full storyFans sold fake festival tickets
Hundreds of music fans have been turned away from a festival after finding their tickets were fakes.
Live Nation, promoters of this weekend's Barclaycard Wireless Festival, said many of those who had purchased tickets from third party websites such as Gumtree and eBay have been refused entry as their tickets are counterfeit.
The three-day event at Hyde Park has seen 65,000 revellers enjoy performances by acts including Nicki Minaj and Professor Green, while Rihanna headlines on Sunday.
Live Nation said the fraudulent tickets had been created by parties preying on music fans who did not use official ticket outlets.
Duchess of Cornwall joins fight to save war memorials
The Duchess of Cornwall has helped launch a campaign which is designed to protect war memorials from metal thieves.
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Pictures: The Duchess of Cornwall promotes SmartWater campaign
Individuals and organisations which look after war memorials are being encouraged to apply for free "SmartWater" kits.
A unique traceable liquid, which is painted onto the memorials, "SmartWater" is virtually impossible to remove - and can even withstand burning and sand blasting.
Today, the Duchess of Cornwall helped to protect the Royal Artillery Memorial on Hyde Park Corner, by applying the fluid with a paint brush.
Historic records of fallen heroes 'must be protected'
Nancy Treves from the War Memorials Trust says that it is vital our war memorials are protected, as they provide unique records of the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
How can SmartWater protect our war memorials?
By taking a paint brush to a war memorial in Hyde Park, the Duchess of Cornwall lent her support to a new campaign called 'In Memoriam 2014'.
It aims to protect the nation's war memorials by marking them with 'SmartWater' - a traceable liquid that should deter metal thieves.
Project Manager Jon Teare explains more in the clip below.
Naked bike ride in London
If you go down to Hyde Park this afternoon, you may be able to witness the London Naked Bike Ride- a clothing optional protest against oil dependency and car culture.
It takes place from 3 til 6 this afternoon.
Those of a nervous disposition...you have been warned.