At Wembley Arena JLS Perform Final Concert

JLS fans recently returned to London to gave his appreciate after their UK tour which two concert at Wembley Arena.

Including on stage with this group a particular guest Tinie Tempah who performed one song with them. The hits laden set included 'The Club Is Alive' and 'Eyes Wide Shut' from the new album 'Outta This Worl'.

At Wembley Arena JLS perform his final concert in London.

At Wembley Arena concert: Charged four man larceny mobile phones

In Wembley Arena at music concert for Pendulum band in their four man have been charged their larceny phones and during a police operation, the operation, between the National Mobile Phone Crime Unit and Wembley police officers on Friday evening.

So police had confirmed that its a targeted of gang because the prove of this larceny for mobile phone.

Police confirmed today (Sunday) Abdul Rahim Brahim, 21, Abdullah Benghadfa, 23, Adrian Ionut Iager, 29, and a 17-year-old male will appear at Brent Magistrates' Court tomorrow charged with conspiracy to theft. Benghadfa and Iager are also charged with going equipped to larceny.

Detective Sergeant Keith Walters of the NMPCU said, "Police from the NMPCU, Wembley and TSG were able to arrest eight people for stealing mobile phones from members of the public who had ventured out on a bitterly cold evening to enjoy the concert at Wembley Arena. Many of the victims are ecstatic that we have been able to catch the perpetrators and return their mobile phones to them. This type of event is often targeted for such crime and police advise members to be vigilant at all times, especially when in such close proximity with such a large number of people. We have worked with Wembley Arena to catch these criminals and ensure concert goers don't become victims of crime."

Wembley Arena peace conference postponed

Wembley peace conference postponed after Dr Zakir Naik's ban indefinitely after the keynote speaker was banned from entering the UK.
The Al-Khair Peace Convention was due to take place at Wembley Arena tomorrow, with well-known Muslim cleric Dr Zakir Naik due to attend as the star guest.
However, Dr Naik has been banned from the country by Home Secretary Theresa May because of what she described as “unacceptable behaviour”.
The arranger, Croydon based charity the Al-Khair Foundation, has postponed the event as Dr Naik launches a legal challenge to Mrs May's decision.
The conference would have been the focus of a demonstration by the English Defence League (EDL), which claimed Dr Zakir was a “preacher of hate”, an accusation he has strenuously denied.
EDL demonstration threat as a result, Unite Against Fascism activists were planning a counter-demonstration against an organisation they accuse of having links to the British National Party and being supporters of racism and fascism.
However, since Dr Naik's ban, both protests have been relocated to Barking tomorrow.
The Al-Khair Foundation insists the conference will be re-arranged when Dr Naik can enter the country, and both UAF and EDL have indicated they may protest in Wembley if that happens.