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READ MORE: Meghan Markle: Expert shares steps to achieve Duchess' glowing skinHis first public performances were with his sister Joyce in the Manor House Underground station air raid shelters and on the trains of the Piccadilly line during the air raids of the Second World War. During the blitz, Blair, his sister and mother were evacuated to Oxford, but after witness a German plane crash, they returned to Stamford Hill.

Legendary showbiz personality Lionel Blair has died at the age of 92.

Legendary showbiz entertainer and TV favourite Lionel Blair has died, it was confirmed tonight.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A Jewish man was taken to hospital after a vicious racist attack left him unconscious in London.Footage shows the 64-year-old was punched in the face by a stranger while walking in broad daylight down a street in Stamford Hill at 8.30pm on Wednesday.The video appears to show the man hitting his head against a wall with the force of the punch as he falls.The man in Orthodox Jewish dress suffered a broken ankle and head injuries in the suspected Anti-Semitic attack.Shomrim tweeted: “Shocking footage of a vicious racist attack.“The unconscious victim was rushed to hospital with a broken foot/ankle & nasty head injuries.“@MPSHackney specialist hate crime officers are keen to speak to this

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Met Police are looking for a man in connection with a number of sex attacks in North London during January and February this year.Police have released footage of a man they would like to speak to and are appealing for the public's help to find him.The first assault relates to a 15-year-old girl who was walking on Rostrevor Avenue in Tottenham on Wednesday, January 20 when she was approached by a man who showed her pornography on his mobile phone.The following month on Tuesday, February 16, a man approached a 12-year-old girl who was walking on Linthorpe Road in Stamford Hill and exposed himself to her before making off.Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal

A man has been arrested after a pregnant woman was left "traumatised" by having a pillowcase put over her head and repeatedly punched.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA pregnant woman has been savagely attacked by a man who threw a pillowcase over her head and punched her in the stomach.CCTV taken in north London's Stamford Hill captures the thug following the 27-weeks pregnant woman as they both walk down an alley on March 18.At about mid-way, the man abandons his shopping cart and takes out a dark-coloured pillowcase and starts chasing after the woman.The shocked woman turns around and realises the man trying to suffocate her by covering her head with the pillowcase.She dodges and manages to break free but the thug pushes her against a wall and throws a few punches at her, striking her stomach four

Two thirds of the people in a small north London area have had the coronavirus.

A "scumbag" racist left a Jewish couple "scared to death" after telling them 'go back to your country' in a vile bus rant, a witness told The Mirror.

London school whose principal died of Covid. Footage shows guests fleeing the state-funded Orthodox Jewish school in Stamford Hill, where the windows had been covered to stop people looking in.Just one organiser and five attendees have been fined but detectives are on the hunt for more law breakers, the Mirror reports.A video shows a large police presence heading towards the school as lines of officers march down the street moments before the bust.

Detectives are hunting the organisers of an illegal wedding attended by 150 people at a school whose principal died of coronavirus.

A wedding attended by 400 guests was broken up by police last night in a flagrant violation of lockdown rules.

direct to your inboxPolice busted a wedding attended by around 400 guests in north London.The organiser now faces a £10,000 fine for putting on the illegal event, which took place inside a school on Egerton Road in Stamford Hill.The windows of the building had been covered to stop people seeing in when officers arrived on Thursday night.The Metropolitan Police said the event was attended by around 400 guests - but many fled when officers arrived at the scene.

Police discovered hundreds of people packed together at a wedding hidden inside a school.The organiser is now facing a £10,000 fine after the event on Egerton Road in Stamford Hill, north London, which violated coronaviruslockdown restrictions.Police broke up the gathering around 9.15pm on Thursday, January 21, with roughly 400 people in attendance.

London street after a car mounted the pavement and ran into pedestrians.Several people have reportedly been injured in the incident in Stamford Hill, Hackney which occurred just after 9:30am on Friday morning. Their conditions are unknown.

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