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Ex-Grenfell housing chief given new council role
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London mayor Sadiq Khan sworn into House of Lords
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Natural History Museum opens gallery locked in 1943
The gallery reopens on Wednesday more than 80 years since it closed during WWII. -
Cuts hinder crackdown on vape sales to children
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Thirteenth Met Police officer sacked after Charing Cross Panorama film
PC Mason O'Connor is dismissed after a hearing found he had breached standards of professional behaviour, the Met said. -
TfL developing proposals for public-owned bus firm
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London misses out to Nairobi in World Athletics bid
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Iran war increasing inflation, straining US munitions: congressional report
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Argentina steps up legal campaign against Falkland Islands oil firms
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Republican congressman calls to impeach US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth
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Algeria faces calls to drop death penalty plans after wildfires
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Holborn and St Pancras by-election candidates listed in full and who they are
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Murdered London grandad, 55, has no headstone as family tries to raise money
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Bexley Council to pay family £3k after SEN failings that dragged on for months
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Dog's ashes to be reunited with owner after appeal over urn found on train from London
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Don McLean announces his final UK and Ireland concerts for 2027
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Battersea Power Station regeneration enters a new phase - latest designs unveiled
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Raheem Sterling admits dangerously driving Lamborghini on M25 and M3
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E-bike changes planned on Chelsea and Fulham FC matchdays 'very concerning'
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London school closures 'traumatic' for children as 90 shut or merge in 5 years
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Elizabeth line worker killed by 'angry' passenger who 'just missed' his train, court told
A 30-year-old man is accused of murdering Jorge Ortega, 61, at Ilford railway station -
A40 West London bus crash results in 'multiple injuries' as driver veers off road
The crash happened on a 105 bus which was travelling from Heathrow to Greenford -
Three Jewish schoolboys, 14, attacked on North London bus
Police are treating the incident in Mill Hill as an antisemitic attack -
London's 'hardest state school to get into' as nearly 1500 families fight for 53 places
The school in East London receives around 5 applications for every available Year 7 space -
'Outstanding' London bid loses out to Nairobi to host World Athletics Championships
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'More noise, more pollution': Twickenham residents say Heathrow expansion 'illogical'
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Eurostar passengers urged to do 1 thing before end of October ahead of significant change
Eurostar is making a change to its loyalty system from October 30 -
Four London councils announce fight back against Labour's council tax hike
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East London care home resident, 48, died after being left outside on 'hottest May day for 80 years'
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Streatham shooting scene first pictures as gunfire rings out in South London
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