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Boy critical after being shot in north London

A teenage boy is in a critical condition after he was shot in north London. The Metropolitan Police was called to High Road, in Arnos Grove, at 17:40 BST on Thursday to reports of a shooting. A 17-year-old was treated at the scene for serious injuries and taken to hospital.
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Tens of thousands attend pro-Palestinian march in London

Tens of thousands protested in central London demanding Palestinian freedom and opposing Israel's actions amid a fragile ceasefire and some arrests after clashes.
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1 day ago

Arrests as thousands gather for pro-Palestine march to mark two years since Gaza war

Hundreds of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters marched in central London marking two years of the Gaza war, prompting arrests and police interventions amid counter-protests.
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Revealed: London borough named graffiti capital of Britain as five of ten worst-hit areas in capital

Residents in Camden filed more than 14,000 graffiti reports in the last three years, according to figures obtained under Freedom of Information legislation. This is equivalent to 6,582 complaints per 100,000 people, showing how the line between vandalism and art has been tested locally. Camden has gained notoriety in recent years for its vibrant street art, featuring large-scale murals to former residents such as Amy Winehouse.
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2 days ago

New Year's Eve fireworks: Sadiq Khan hikes ticket prices for tourists, but freezes cost for Londoners

Visitors to London now face higher New Year's Eve fireworks ticket prices: £55 and £40 versus £35 and £20 for Londoners.
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2 days ago

Man convicted of 38 paedophile offences revealed as police informer who spied on UK activists

A former police informer was convicted of extensive child sexual offences while previously spying on environmental and animal rights activists.
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3 days ago

The 6 best free things to do in London this weekend, October 10-12

London offers a vibrant lineup of free weekend events, including Trafalgar Square's large Diwali celebration, Photomonth exhibitions, Italian street festivals, and other cultural activities.
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3 days ago

Peter Doig is bringing a cult classic London pub back to life-here's why it matters

Deep in the grimy, dimly lit back roads of King's Cross is a pub, a boozer in the truest sense of the word. McGlynn's, it's called, and when its landlord Jerry died in 2023, the pub died with him; it became just another ex-pub in a city full of ex-pubs. It was a special, unique place, a surviving slice of pre-gentrification London where you could still get a round in without taking out a mortgage,
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4 days ago

10m heritage grant to improve access at the Royal Observatory Greenwich

Royal Observatory Greenwich will receive £9.7m to fund accessibility-focused redevelopment including elevated walkways, a lift access tower, new exhibition space, and improved step-free routes.
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4 days ago

Church worker facing jail for stealing almost 100,000 when trusted with charity donations

Francisca Yawson, 37, made a series of bank transfers to herself when she was a gift aid and operations technician for the central London division of the Roman Catholic Church. Southwark crown court heard she made efforts to hide the thefts by cycling money through different accounts that she controlled. She spent most of the stolen cash on herself and her family, with investigators uncovering purchases on beauty products, John Lewis items, and at JD Sports.
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4 days ago

Everything we know about the woman named as cutting ribbons dedicated to Israeli hostages in London

A woman was filmed cutting down yellow ribbons placed to remember Israeli hostages in Muswell Hill; police are reviewing the footage amid community concern.
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4 days ago

Woman questioned by police in connection with Israeli hostage ribbons cut down in Muswell Hill

A 36-year-old woman was questioned over removal of yellow ribbons in Muswell Hill, treated as racially aggravated criminal damage and Section 5 public order offence.
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5 years ago

The best cities in the UK: 2025 Readers' Choice Awards

Bath is the top UK city for 2025, followed by Manchester and London, with notable hotel and restaurant openings driving interest.
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5 days ago

Emergency services scrambled to secondary school as man dies after falling unwell

Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our latest documentary, 'The A Word', which shines a light on the American women fighting for reproductive rights, we know how important it is to parse out the facts from the messaging. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.
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Watch: Police find two huge machetes during search of boys stopped for ticket issue' at Euston

Two teenage boys, aged 15 and 16, were arrested after two large machetes were recovered during a stop-and-search at Euston Underground.
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5 days ago

Double-decker bus crashes into shopfront in central London

Number 3 double-decker mounted the pavement on Great Peter Street, crashed into shops; one person injured, four people assessed by emergency services.
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6 days ago

Victoria & Albert Museum to expand Gilbert Galleries to explore looting and provenance

Set to be unveiled next March, the new Gilbert Galleries have been designed by the London-based Citizens Design Bureau practice. The number of galleries will increase from four to seven and will occupy adjacent former offices overlooking both the John Madejski Garden and Exhibition Road, as part of the V&A's Future Plan development programme. Project funders include the Gilbert Trust for the Arts and The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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6 days ago

As London stock market listings show signs of life, Reeves must add momentum | Nils Pratley

Several UK IPOs, including Shawbrook, Beauty Tech Group, and Princes, signal renewed activity on the London Stock Exchange, though major international listings remain scarce.
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1 week ago

Pensioner dies after being hit by police vehicle in central London

A man in his 80s died after being struck by a police vehicle on Lambeth Palace Road during an emergency response on 2 October.
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1 week ago

Storm Amy: London parks closed as 90mph winds batter UK and risk to life' warnings issued

Storm Amy brings severe winds across the UK, forcing closure of London royal parks and causing widespread power outages, transport disruption and infrastructure damage.
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1 week ago

London's weekly railway news

London's rail network faced service disruptions, industrial negotiations, new train testing, accessibility upgrades, and varied passenger-safety and security incidents across multiple operators.
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London hotels face rising bed bug cases: Why businesses are turning to professional control - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Bed bug infestations are surging in London hotels, creating public health, reputational and financial risks as tourism rebounds.
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1 week ago

London's Pocket Parks: Natural Dye and Wellbeing Garden, SE1

A rooftop pocket park at the National Theatre grows dye plants used to produce natural dyes for costumes, supporting sustainable theatre production.
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1 week ago

Windows smashed and red paint sprayed on building in City of London - sparking police probe

Suspects sprayed red paint and smashed windows at The Walbrook office building in the City of London; police are investigating and no arrests have been made.
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1 week ago

Ealing Council revamps North Acton Square following resident feedback

The public square outside North Acton tube station is set to undergo a makeover to address local concerns about its appearance. The square is fairly new, as it used to be a petrol station. However, between 2015 and 2019, the site was cleared and converted into a public square, featuring steps and a ramp leading down to the station. Now, Ealing Council has started work on some upgrades, including the addition of better lighting and a row of "shed" shops, which will be rented out.
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1 week ago

Girl, 3, rushed to hospital with 'severe' injuries to leg after horror dog attack in west London park

A three-year-old girl suffered severe leg injuries in a dog mauling at Rectory Fields, Northolt; the dog owner fled and no arrests have been made.
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1 week ago

Charing Cross Hospital stabbing: Murder investigation launched after man, 85, 'knifed by fellow patient'

A murder investigation is underway after an 85-year-old patient was fatally stabbed while receiving treatment at Charing Cross Hospital; a 70-year-old patient has been charged.
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Selfridges blames slump in tourists shopping for luxury goods as sales fall

Selfridges has blamed a slump in the number of international tourists shopping for luxury goods in the UK and weaker consumer confidence for a fall in annual sales, as the retailer racked up losses for a fifth year in a row. The upmarket department store chain reported a 7% decline in sales in the 48 weeks to 4 January 2025 to 775m compared with 835m recorded over the 53 weeks of its previous year.
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Jailed Georgian politicians allege links between ruling party and Iran in letter to UK

Jailed Georgian opposition leaders urge the UK to sanction alleged Georgian Dream–Iran links and media owners accused of spreading pro-government propaganda.
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1 week ago

This iconic central London bridge is getting a dazzling makeover

Opened by Queen Victoria in 1869, the Joseph Cubitt-designed Blackfriars Bridge. Phase one of the Blackfriars Bridge renovation was completed in 2023, however more than half the project remained incomplete due to restrictions caused by the building of London's new 'super sewer'. During the works, managed by the City Bridge Foundation charity, more than 2,000 of the bridge's iron balusters will be 'painstakingly' repaired, or replaced in some cases, alongside a complete paint job that will 'restore' its Victorian splendour.
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1 week ago

Two-metre surfboarding waves could roll into north London's Lea Valley

Surf London will create an inland, heart-shaped wave lake in Enfield capable of producing up to 2-metre waves and 1,000 waves per hour.
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London Air Ambulance marks a year with new aircraft

London's Air Ambulance deployed two Airbus H135 helicopters, enhancing speed, fuel efficiency, landing capability, range and enabling airborne cardiac arrest interventions.
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1 week ago

Top Mayfair jeweller says London 'too dangerous' to wear Rolex watch over fears of robbery and violence

I don't make necklaces that cost $10 million. I make jewellery that people wear, literally, every day. I chose not to do that many years ago. I've not ever had someone who's come to me and said, I've been mugged for my Stephen Webster jewellery'. Never.
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1 week ago

Fire breaks out near Odeon cinema

Large fire near an Odeon cinema in south-east London produced thick smoke visible miles away; LFB deployed 10 engines and about 70 firefighters.
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1 week ago

The DLR's newest trains carried their first passengers this morning

A new DLR train entered service as the first of a 54-unit fleet to improve reliability, replace ageing stock, and expand capacity.
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1 week ago

Young motorcyclist killed in horror crash on south London road

A man in his 20s died from severe head injuries after a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Lakedale Road, Plumstead.
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1 week ago

Mahatma Gandhi statue in London's Tavistock Square defaced by 'shameful' vandals as India demands action

A Gandhi statue in Tavistock Square, London, was spray-painted with the word terrorists; India demands action and authorities are investigating.
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1 week ago

World Rugby chief hails Women's World Cup as the greatest of all-time'

The 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup was the greatest, showcasing record attendance, England's victory, powerful player personalities, and a model for the men's 2027 tournament.
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1 week ago

'Deliveroo' gunman shot girl and dad, court told

A gunman disguised as a Deliveroo rider allegedly shot an eight-year-old girl and her father in a targeted, three-incident shooting spree in west London.
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2 weeks ago

IN PICTURES: the coolest neighbourhood in London right now

Camberwell in south London is the world's fourth-coolest neighbourhood in 2025, noted for its green, chilled atmosphere, youthful vibe, independent spirit and abundant excellent food.
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2 weeks ago

London Eye's little noticed planning clause raises 14 million for local community

Normally, when a large project receives planning approval, the local council can seek funding from the developer to contribute to local improvements, typically in the form of transport and services. That's in part to ensure that more people moving into an area don't overwhelm local doctors, schools and transport. The London Eye was somewhat unique in that it was an unproven, and at the time, temporary entertainment venue whose success or failure was uncertain.
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2 weeks ago

London's 2025 internet deadspots revealed - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Slow speeds can have a monumental impact on residents of London. Netflix and Amazon streaming services recommend that you have a minimum download speed of 25 Mbps, but according to the report, some areas are not accessing 30Mbit/s of service, putting them just above the minimum threshold required. Not only does this lead to buffering, but it also reduces streaming quality. Other popular online entertainment options, like gaming, can also be impacted by low speeds.
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2 weeks ago

Why is a 700-year-old London church currently suspended 45 feet above the ground?

A 14th-century All Hallows Staining church tower has been preserved on steel stilts within the 50 Fenchurch Street development, visible above excavations.
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2 weeks ago

South Tottenham scoops Best in Show as TfL reveals 2025 "In Bloom" winners

TfL's 'In Bloom' awarded winners across 12 categories from over 50 entries, with South Tottenham taking Best in Show and Highbury & Islington winning Best Theme.
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2 weeks ago

This east London borough is introducing a game-changing price cap for Lime bikes

Hackney caps Lime and Voi e-bike fares at £1.75 for residents, matching TfL bus fares.
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2 weeks ago

Tickets Alert: Candlelit tours of the medieval Charterhouse

Evening candlelit guided tours of the historic Charterhouse near the Barbican are offered on selected Thursdays, featuring the restored Great Chamber and period buildings.
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2 weeks ago

TfL sorry after Tube passengers trapped in tunnel during rush hour with man 'urinating' in carriage

Tube passengers were trapped in a Central line tunnel during evening rush hour; one commuter urinated in a carriage and TfL apologised for the disruption.
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2 weeks ago

Mother had vile racist abuse hurled at her on a packed Elizabeth line train - and no-one helped

I'm fine now, but I won't pretend I wasn't shaken, she said. For a week I second-guessed every bump, every look, even crossed the road to avoid people. I shared the incident online and since the TikTok went viral, with that came an influx of more racist comments. Ms Choudry said the experience had left her heartbroken and triggered painful memories of growing up in Sunderland, where she was the only brown girl and suffered racism.
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2 weeks ago

Man charged with historic rape of teenage girl

PA Media A man has been charged with the historical rape of a 14-year-old girl. Barry George, 65, has also been charged with two counts of indecent assault, according to the Metropolitan Police. The force said it was alleged the teenager, now in her 50s, was assaulted twice in west London between 6 September and 12 September 1987. Det Supt Andy Furphy said: "Officers continue to support the woman." Mr George, of County Cork, Republic of Ireland, is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, 29 October.
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2 weeks ago

Man cleared of murdering Jill Dando charged with rape of teenager in 1987

Barry George has been charged with rape and two indecent assaults against a teenager alleged to have happened almost four decades ago, police have said. The Metropolitan police said they had charged George who now lives in County Cork, Ireland. Police said the alleged offences happened in west London against a 14-year-old girl in September 1987. George, 65, was wrongly convicted of murdering the BBC journalist Jill Dando. He spent eight years in jail for the 1999 killing, before being released in 2008 after a unanimous acquittal.
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2 weeks ago

500m Thames Water desalination plant has provided just seven days' water over 15 years

Beckton desalination has cost about £518m since 2010 while producing only 7.2bn litres; Thames Water proposes a new £359–535m drought scheme funded by customers.
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2 weeks ago

Two charged with murder after death of three year-old girl in London

Two people have been charged with murder over the 2023 death of a three-year-old girl found dead in Hayes, west London.
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2 weeks ago

'Our sons' killers smirked and treated murder trial as a game'

Two young men were murdered at a music video shoot; five defendants were convicted and face sentencing amid anguished family statements about irreversible loss.
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2 weeks ago

Texas Judge Overrules Jury to Send Anti-Genocide Activist to Jail for Graffiti

State and judicial actions in the UK and Texas illustrate suppression of protest and potential chilling effects on free expression through legal and institutional measures.
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2 weeks ago

Popular American homeware chain Pottery Barn has launched its first-ever UK shop in London

Pottery Barn has launched a UK website and will open its first British physical outlet as a West Elm pop-up in London throughout October.
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2 weeks ago

Santander renews TfL cycle hire sponsorship for seven more years

The renewal also marks the beginning of increased investment into the scheme, which will see improvements to the fleet, on-street infrastructure, and an improved Santander Cycles app. New cycle docking stations will be installed in Agar Grove, Camden; Brockwell Lido, Brixton; City Island, Canning Town; and in Hackney. Future plans include creating new docking stations on Harrow Road in Westminster and Queen Street in the City of London.
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2 weeks ago

London travel disruption this weekend: full list of tube and train closures for September 26-28

Piccadilly line From 12.45am on Saturday September 27 and all day on Sunday September 28, Piccadilly stations from King's Cross St Pancras to Heathrow, Osterley and Uxbridge will be closed, with no night tube service over the weekend. Replacement buses will be in operation. Bakerloo line On SaturdaySeptember 27 there is no service between Stonebridge Park and Harrow & Wealdstone. Alternatives: take the Met line to Harrow-on-the-Hill and hop on the 340 bus, or catch a West Midlands Train from Euston direct to Harrow & Wealdstone.
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2 weeks ago

Chained bibles and tiny dictionaries - Exhibition marks 600 years of Guildhall Library

A London library founded with Richard Whittington's 1425 bequest celebrates its 600th anniversary by exhibiting rare historical books and manuscripts.
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2 weeks ago

London's Public Art: Lincoln Square bench

A bench-like metalwork sculpture by Pablo Reinoso sits beside the Lincoln Square residential development near the Royal Courts of Justice.
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2 weeks ago

Greenwich pub wins fight to keep riverside seating

Greenwich Planning Inspectorate overturned a council enforcement, allowing the Trafalgar Tavern to retain outdoor Thames Path seating while requiring approved plans to limit clutter.
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2 weeks ago

Three men charged following Clapham fatal shooting

Three men were charged with conspiracy to murder and attempted murder after the fatal shooting of Kyrone Moodie in Clapham; a fourth person was released on bail.
#shoplifting
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2 weeks ago

Race to buy historic Ye Olde Swiss Cottage after pub placed on sale following sudden closure

Historic Swiss Cottage pub put up for sale faces a six-month community moratorium allowing local groups to lodge takeover bids before open-market sale.
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2 weeks ago

Three men charged over gun murder of loving family man', 27, in Clapham

Three men charged with conspiracy to murder and attempted murder after Kyrone Moodie, 27, was shot in a Clapham double shooting and later died.
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2 weeks ago

Family of Greek heiress who died 'from toxic insect bite' slam authorities over agonising wait for post-mortem

The family of a Greek heiress who was killed after a toxic insect bite have slammed authorities after being forced to wait a fortnight for a post-mortem. But her family one of the biggest dynasties in Greece's shipping industry have been unable to hold a funeral for their daughter because an autopsy has yet to commence. A relative told the Daily Mail: This is totally unacceptable and unheard of. They are playing with our grief. It was completely appalling.
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2 weeks ago

Teenager who hurled 15kg sofa over Westfield Stratford balcony for Tiktok 'prank' is locked up

A 16-year-old received an eight-month detention and training order for throwing a 15-kilogram sofa from Westfield Stratford's top-floor balcony, endangering shoppers.
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2 weeks ago

The London Buzz - 24th September 2025

London faces strikes, political controversy, transport disruptions, cultural refurbishments and local service challenges affecting residents, workers, and public infrastructure.
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2 weeks ago

Why high-return games are London's secret weapon against boredom - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Games offering cash prizes in London combine skill and luck, provide entertainment and excitement, and can rejuvenate routines while supporting tourism and local businesses.
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2 weeks ago

700-year-old church tower is suspended 45ft above the ground in City of London building site

A 700-year-old All Hallows Staining church tower was suspended 45 feet on stilts to allow construction of a 36-storey, 650,000 sq ft office development at 50 Fenchurch Street.
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2 weeks ago

Bakerloop express bus service to start on Saturday with free travel offer

A new BL1 Bakerloop electric express bus will run between Waterloo and Lewisham, offering a free first week and reducing Route 453 daytime services.
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2 weeks ago

Unions calls for action on bus driver assaults

Physical assaults and hate crimes against London bus drivers reached 818 in 2024, a 20.5% increase, prompting calls for stronger protection from unions and operators.
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2 weeks ago

London's Pocket Parks: Meath Gardens, E2

Finally, the MPGA raised enough money to buy the cemetery, but to force a sale, they gifted the money to the London County Council, which could enforce a compulsory purchase order in 1891. It took the MPGA's landscape gardener, Fanny Wilkinson, assisted by 30 unemployed men a year to convert the burial ground into a public park, and it finally opened on Friday 20th July 1894.
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2 weeks ago

Man arrested in UK over cyber attack that caused chaos at Heathrow and other European airports

A cyberattack on Collins Aerospace disrupted check-in and boarding systems, causing widespread flight cancellations, travel chaos, and an ongoing NCA investigation with one arrest.
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2 weeks ago

The London Buzz - 23rd September 2025

London incidents include a Koran-burning assault spared jail, green-belt caravan developments, development protests, station-proximity housing premiums, and diverse cultural events.
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2 weeks ago

This floating east London restaurant is officially one of the most unique places to eat in the world

Barge East is a sustainably run, 125-year-old Dutch barge restaurant in Hackney Wick ranked ninth globally and No.1 in the UK for unique dining by TripAdvisor.
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2 weeks ago

Donald Trump launches fresh attack on Sadiq Khan and claims London 'wants to go to Sharia law' in UN speech

The US President attacked London's mayor, warned Europe faces destruction from immigration and energy policies, and claimed Sharia law pressures.
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2 weeks ago

It's official: 9 of the best places to live in Britain are in London

Islington ranks as London's hottest area to live, expensive with family appeal; Kensington is second, prestigious with culture, parks, schools and high property prices.
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2 weeks ago

The Queen's House Ice Rink Returns to Greenwich This Winter

Queen's House Ice Rink reopens in Greenwich for winter, featuring an eco-friendly large-scale rink, VIP pit-lane access, food, accessible sessions and community takeovers.
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2 weeks ago

Fire rips through Enfield flat block

A major fire tore through a three-storey Enfield block of flats, gutting the roof and much of the second floor while about 70 firefighters responded.
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2 weeks ago

London's Alleys: Ferdinand Place, NW1

Ferdinand Place in Chalk Farm transformed from 19th-century housing into a truncated, cobbled passage after depot construction, wartime bombing, and postwar redevelopment.
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2 weeks ago

Fire rips through north London flat block as three children rushed to hospital

A blaze ripped through the entire top floor of a block of flats in north London on Monday morning. Firefighters are working to tackle the aggressive fire after around 10 fire engines and 70 fire fighters attended the scene in Maybury Close in Enfield in the early hours of Monday morning. Three children were treated by paramedics and taken to hospital with smoke inhalation.
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2 weeks ago

Cyclists who jump red lights in City of London could face higher fines

City of London plans to use CPWs/CPNs and stronger penalties to curb dangerous and antisocial cycling as cycling rises and casualties per cyclist fall.
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2 weeks ago

Three children in hospital after flat fire in Enfield

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2 weeks ago

Hero bystanders tackle 'knifeman' in Leicester Square as four injured in horror late-night attack

Footage posted online shows a group of apparent passers-by pinning the alleged attacker to the floor. In the video the man, who was wearing a black coat, trousers and a blue rucksack, holds up what appears to be a knife as he is held to the ground. He then orders everyone to "get away" before standing up. The suspected knifeman is then dragged to the floor again by a hero security guard, before other security arrive and he is detained.
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2 weeks ago

Pokemon Risks Repeating Van Gogh Debacle With New Museum Exclusives

Pokémon x Natural History Museum pop-up will sell exclusive 30th‑anniversary merchandise via limited free‑ticket visits and online sales, a setup likely to attract scalpers.
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2 weeks ago

European airport disruption continues after weekend cyber-attack

A cyber-attack on airport check-in and boarding software is causing widespread flight disruptions and cancellations across major European airports, with manual procedures and backups in use.
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3 weeks ago

I've Lived in London for 10+ Years-and This Is My Insider's Guide to the City

London offers legendary architecture, storied history, expansive parks, world-class multicultural food, strong infrastructure, diversity, safety, and a booming luxury-hotel scene.
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