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Hounslow man charged with rape and attempted murder
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Only one in five Covid-19 tests returned in Hackney
Targeted testing has been underway in the borough since 14 May.
Impact of London's pollution on children to be studied
85 London primary schools are taking part in the new research project by Queen Mary University
New cafe opens in Clerkenwell park
Former arts editor, Rosie Hore, has started her own business in an old park rangers hut in St James’ Churchyard.
Sporting bodies welcome return of grassroots sport - Sport
Grassroots sport has been banned in England since 5 November but will be allowed from 2 December.
AFC Wimbledon returns to Plough Lane
Almost 30 years after leaving its original grounds, AFC Wimbledon’s return to its ‘spiritual home’ at Plough Lane ended as a 2-2 draw with Doncaster Rovers.
London enters second lockdown
Pubs, restaurants and all non-essential shops have been ordered to close for a month.
Prince Charles opposes throw-away clothes
The heir to the throne was interviewed by British Vogue about his commitment to sustainable fashion
Stars 'gutted' as Strictly axes studio audience
The popular BBC One show had been allowing members of the public to be part of the studio audience until the new restrictions were announced.
Over 9000 girls have been catcalled in London
A chalk art Instagram account is raising awareness of street harassment in London.
What’s it like having a baby during a lockdown?
New mum Tami White tells us about her experience of having a baby during the coronavirus lockdown.
Holborn arcade celebrates 5th birthday and raises awareness about politics
Novelty Automation uses humour to raise awareness about serious political and social issues.
London Orchestra is using music to improve mental health and well-being
The Blue Light Symphony Orchestra is encouraging people to pick up an instrument in order to treat PTSD, stress and anxiety.
How using creative spaces might help tackle the high street crisis
The owner of a bookshop on a repurposed 100-year-old barge near King's Cross says retailers should embrace a more "creative approach".
2020 Presidential Primary
Ready or not, the California Presidential Primary Election is sneaking into our calendars in under 60 days. But before lining up at the ballot box on March 3rd, it is important to brush up on the potential candidates that voters will decide on.