Sunday papers in Britain search for mission Source: International Herald Tribune
When Bob, one of the anti-heroes of a satirical Fleet Street novel, "Towards the End of the Morning," had to kill a gray London weekend, he would sit in a cafeteria "for a long time, reading the Sunday papers."

Tim Burton puts his twisted sense of style (and dark humour) into this retelling of a classic Broadway musical in, "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street".
Explosive material found in SECOND car on London streetSource: CNN
LONDON, England (CNN) -- As authorities were investigating an explosives-packed car discovered outside a nightclub near Piccadilly Circus on Friday, a second vehicle was found in London that had similar explosive material inside, security sources said.
Was journalism better when we boozed?Source: Guardian Unlimited
It appears that modern Fleet Street is not only abstemious but also censorious. Commenters pointed to the early deaths, the messed-up lives and the legacy of impoverished families. They saw no virtue in the school of hard-drinking journalism.