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In 1811, George became regent after hisof Napoleon by Britain and her allies in 1815. George became King in 1820. He visited Hanover in 1821 and his visit to Scotland the followingBritish monarch since 1650. His interest in government was sporadic and he enjoyedAlthough he had courted Whig politicians in his youth, this was mainly to annoyHe intrigued against the 2nd Earl of Liverpool, prime minister from 1820 to 1827, butCanning, who became foreign secretary in 1822 and prime minister in 1827. Inimpressive collection of art and patronising architects and designers, most notably at Brighton www.bbc.co.uk Changing the world - but slowly| Restaurants | This is London here too Tom puts his faith in cod Arthur Potts-Dawson andConsultancy). Their positioning of Acorn House in King's Cross as a blamelessly eco-friendlyWater House, which opened last week in Shoreditch beside the Regent Canal, is their second restaurant venture in conjunction with Shoreditch Trust, whichout to find Water House - I drove, but in a teeny-weeny car - as you otherwiseversions of Mitt Romney wait on tables in the wood-lined dining room designed by environmentally sensitive architects Waugh Thistleton. Potts DawsonTuesday he was just wandering around in a daze, complaining of having had noClerkenwell & Farringdon (1) Liverpool St & Moorgate (2) East London www.thisislondon.co.uk Five of the best: a staff canteen and then some| Restaurants | This is London the menu of Rochelle Canteen housed in the former bike shed of a Bethnal Greenrestaurant. Head chef Maria Elia has worked in Phoenix, Arizona, in a health spa in Italy and spent part of her apprenticeshipfennel and crispy potatoes. Artists in residence have their designated tabledescribed as the best Italian restaurant in Europe and New Labour's dining roomground floor of the studio building of architects Allies and Morrison, who refurbishedCheap Eats and runner-up for Best Design in Time Out's Eating and Drinking AwardsClerkenwell & Farringdon (232) Liverpool St & Moorgate (183) Monument www.thisislondon.co.uk New concert hall for capital| Events | This is LondonNew concert hall for capital| Events | This is while you work: Steinway piano arriving in the venue Look here too The first concert hall to open in London since the Barbican in 1982 will be launched in October with a festival of 100 musicalstation. The development in York Way has just been handed over tounlet. There will be a café in the atrium and a bar and restaurant The building has been designed by architects Dixon Jones, whose work includes transformingprogramme, said: I think that having arts in a building makes it more interestingClerkenwell & Farringdon (11) Liverpool St & Moorgate (8) East London www.thisislondon.co.uk New concert hall for capital| Events | This is LondonNew concert hall for capital| Events | This is while you work: Steinway piano arriving in the venue Look here too The first concert hall to open in London since the Barbican in 1982 will be launched in October with a festival of 100 musicalstation. The development in York Way has just been handed over tounlet. There will be a café in the atrium and a bar and restaurant The building has been designed by architects Dixon Jones, whose work includes transformingprogramme, said: I think that having arts in a building makes it more interestingClerkenwell & Farringdon (11) Liverpool St & Moorgate (8) East London www.thisislondon.co.uk Critic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions| Arts & Exhibitions | This is London quote This was a masterclass in funk, soul and RB quote their subject matter to recommend them. In the 1580s, he crossed the Atlantic onAmerican history. Having been hidden away in the British Museum's vaults for theborrowing shapes from sharks, for instance, in a quest to evolve ever-more streamlinednickname for pioneering Neo-Classicism in England back in the 18th century. As a poor young manwell-thumbed source book for fellow architects and designers. 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Tonight, we'll be discussing thefor 30 years, and several thousand people have been killed in the south-western province of Sichuan alone, according to www.bbc.co.uk BBC - Radio 4 - iPM British Chambers of Commerce covering e-crime and businesses in the UK arguably deserves more media attention. The surveypolice officer and member of the security group Team Cymru. In his view this makes judging the scale of the problem andhonourable exception to this are the Royal Institute of British Architects. They were targeted by a Chinese spam attack. They worriedwent public, alerting their 40,000 members. In the interview below we hear from RIBA about what happenedbriefly mentioned the Churner Prize celebrating the best in "Churnalism". If there's a story you thinkor if you have ideas on the stories we currently have in production, let us know. You can suggest a story on thebadly shot and edited footage of the RickRolling Flashmob inLiverpool St Station As you'll see there's a tangential connection in the video to another iPM story this week: Scientology www.bbc.co.uk

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