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You will be able to hear her voice across TfL stations today to support the Royal British Legion's aim of raising more than £1 million from donations for the annual London Poppy Day appeal. Collections will take place at stations across the network until 7pm, with more than 1,700 volunteers supporting uniformed fundraisers, representing the Tri-Service contingent from across the Army, Navy and Royal Air Force.

it is sad that such a large sum of money has been spent, though he added it is necessary because of the disastrous impact that we saw with the build-up of tents in the past.

'Seven Sisters Market is a truly special location in this unique and important part of London. We are delighted to have now reopened the market, allowing the former traders to get back to serving the community they love. We have worked hard to retain the Latin American culture and vitality of the original market, while allowing it to operate safely again in new units. 'Small businesses such as those at Seven Sisters Market are a vital part of London's wonderfully diverse culture, and

"After about 40 minutes, they tried to continue the journey towards Westminster, but the train stopped again and you could feel something was not right. "The driver repeated the same message about needing to check things. "Then they told us the train would reverse back to Waterloo instead of continuing forward but on the way back, the train broke down again and the electricity just shut off completely."

You're going to start seeing the new DLR trains out on the railways from next week - although they won't be carrying any passengers yet. The new trains have been out and about as part of their testing and compliance process, but only when the railway is closed to passengers due to engineering works. Now that they have passed that stage of the trials, from next week they will start running around the DLR network during the daytime in between normal passenger services.

Baroness O'Neill criticized the toll discount system saying it unfairly excludes Bexley businesses from discounts, leaving them reliant on costly river crossings to serve customers.

Although the Crossrail 2 development may require significant land for its operation, the refurbishment of Ebury Gate has been permitted after addressing TfL's earlier concerns.

Sir Sadiq Khan is urgently advocating for the lifting of TfL's ban on BPAS adverts, emphasizing the need to amplify voices affected by current abortion laws.