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'Serious failings' in murder case not surprising, says union boss
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Twickenham flooding is 'the worst in living memory'
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Barnet FC Plans Return to Home Borough
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Judge accused of bias after liking 'Free Palestine' post
A judge who “decided not to punish” three protesters at a pro-Palestinian protest has come under fire after appearing to support a social media post calling for a “free Palestine”. The three protesters, 29-year-old Heba Alhayek, 26-year-old Pauline Ankunda, and 27-year-old Noimutu Olayinka Taiwo, were found guilty of a terror …
British Museum recovered gems to go on display for first time
Ten gems which went missing from the British Museum and recovered are being displayed for the first time in a new exhibition. In August, the museum announced that around 2,000 artefacts were missing, stolen or damaged, and a member of staff had been sacked. Since then, it has recovered 357 …
Police warned new database could repeat 'racial harms'
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Teenager charged with four terror offences
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Colindale Tube station closing for upgrades
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Hit-and-run offender jailed for 11 years
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London pedicabs bill cleared by Lords
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Spurs' Romero aims to pick up less cards
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A fifth of UK homicides take place in London
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Islington Hanukkah menorah vandalised - City News
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Greenwich Council receives petition to stop renovation of historic pub - City News
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Cost of going green 'too high' for Londoners
Climate campaigners and activists say that going “green” is currently a “luxury” for Londoners given financial pressures. Although nine in ten Londoners are motivated to tackle climate change, the cost of climate action is too great for most people in London. A new poll by London Councils found that for …
Experts warn of potential opioid crisis
A looming gap in the opiate market is being filled by synthetic drugs such as nitazenes; a drug that experts and charities warn is causing unaccounted deaths in the capital. Almost non-existent post-mortem testing for these drugs, alongside severely backlogged coroner services means that the number of nitazene-related deaths could …
Lambeth to collect bins fortnightly despite local opposition
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Attitudes 'must change' to tackle accommodation crisis
Campaigners told the London Assembly that lessons have not been learnt since the Grenfell Tower fire, and attitudes surrounding temporary accommodation must change. London residents living in temporary housing said they endure rat infested and mould-ridden apartments. This is because they are afraid of being a nuisance to councils. Kwajo …
Students leave school to call for Gaza ceasefire
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Mayor of London condemns Remembrance Day 'thugs'
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Arrests made at pro-Palestine protests - City News
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Businesses can now train in women's safety
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Economic flatlining predicted till 2025 as Bank of England keep base rates at 5.25% - City News
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Streatham Wells LTN trial divides residents
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Streatham Festival 2023 hosts local talent
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TfL’s reviewing cab fares, but at what cost to affordability?
As taxi drivers’ operating costs have increased by 5.2%, TfL launched a public consultation to decide whether cab fares should be increased for Londoners.