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'Queer community knows losing spaces an emergency'
There are fears that Soho queer spaces are disappearing, although others are springing up elsewhere. -
Housing scheme approved despite tall buildings
Critics of the plan say it contravenes planning authority guidelines. -
Jet skier completes solo trip around GB in 64 days
Lee Robinson says he is the first person to go around mainland Great Britain on a stand-up jet ski. -
Giant Mr Doodle sculptures appear across West End
Mr Doodle says he hopes the art trail will add "a bit of doodle magic" to people's summer day out. -
Endangered lace craft revived by young Londoners
The London Lace Club's members are mostly under 30, after a social media revival sparked interest. -
Aircon was 'turned off' in temporary housing flats
Residents were told aircon had been switched off in flats leased through Aura and People First. -
Teacher's blood clot death avoidable - coroner
Dena Collins, a 28-year-old primary school teacher, died from a heart attack caused by the clot. -
Miles of film and a bulb as hot as the sun - projecting The Odyssey
Ten miles of film, a bulb as hot as the sun and zero room for error: behind the scenes of The Odyssey in IMAX. -
'I pay £580 a month to live in a disused care home': Property guardians show us around
Could you live communally in a disused building in exchange for a heavily discounted rent? Property guardians show us around. -
How police are trying to divert teen hackers away from crime
Cyber Prevent is targeting predominantly boys and young men at risk of being drawn to cyber criminality. -
Everything you need to know about the hosepipe ban
The hosepipe ban is in place due to high demand for water during heatwaves and dry weather. -
Milkman given Freedom of the City of London
Steve Hayden, 68, is still delivering milk in Wanstead, four decades after he started his round. -
The climate cafe where misery is 'empowering'
A retired psychotherapist runs sessions where those worried about the climate can be "energised" by being "extremely miserable" with others. -
What you need to know as two major London stations shut for three weeks
London Charing Cross and Waterloo East will be closed from Sunday until Monday 17 August. -
What's behind the teenage mass gatherings known as link-ups?
In March hundreds of teens running down Clapham High Street hit news headlines - but what actually happened? -
The borough where families are slowly disappearing
Islington is a snapshot of a trend playing out across inner London, Britain and much of the world. -
What will Prime Minister Burnham mean for London?
Do plans for 'levelling up' in the north mean lowering expectations - and less funding - for London? -
The 85-year-old living in her own art installation
After careers as a teacher, cookbook author and TV chef, Sue Kreitzman's life took a different path. -
The roots of Notting Hill Carnival ahead of its 60th year
The 2026 Notting Hill Carnival is expected to attract millions of people. -
'It's made me have an identity crisis': Londoners speak out about racist abuse
With racist hate crimes on the increase, young Londoners speak out about the abuse they have faced.
Al Jazeera
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Turkiye and Iraq sign one-year oil pipeline deal amid global shift
The renewed agreement ensures crude flow of 750,000 barrels a day through the Iraq-Turkiye pipeline, officials confirm. -
Moroccan rapper Mehdi El Youbi temporarily released from prison
The outspoken artist was detained in mid-July for ‘insulting a constitutional institution'. -
Israeli strikes kill four across Gaza, destroy medical supply warehouse
Attacks kill four as Gaza Health Ministry condemns 'heinous' strike on medicine stores, days after disarmament deal. -
At least 11 wounded by Colombia car bomb days before presidential election
President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella pledges to pursue harsh crackdown on rebel groups and criminal organisations. -
Two ex-Sri Lanka officials sentenced to death over 2019 Easter bombings
Former officials will appeal sentences handed down for neglecting intelligence warnings before the deadly attacks.
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India cracks down on protesters accused of ‘abusing’ Modi
Police cases, social media takedowns and online abuse have followed many who took part in India’s youth protests.
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Israeli strike destroys Gaza hospital warehouse
Israeli strike destroys medical supplies warehouse at Gaza's Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, staff say.
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Infantino’s FIFA crisis: What is reaction to World Cup investment U-turn?
Backlash to FIFA's private investment plan for World Cups and events was huge; now football reacts to U-turn's fallout.
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Is Spain being punished?
In the months leading up to the crisis in Ceuta, pro-Israel voices conspicuously raised the issue of the enclave
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Children run marathon to spotlight Gaza’s growing orphan crises
Children run marathon to spotlight Gaza's growing orphan crisis
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Most Australian teens still online three months after under-16 ban
The Australian government has defended the ban after a report concluded most teenagers had found ways to get around it.
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Spain says migrants leaving Ceuta after mass influx in which 67 died
EU ministers to hold meeting next week to coordinate bloc's response to crisis in North African Spanish enclave.
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Iran warns against ‘flames of war’ amid US strike threats on energy sites
Iranian media says retaliation plan ready after US media suggest potential imminent attacks against civilian sites.
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Sde Teiman walkout lays bare an Israeli military running out of trust
Nearly three years of open-ended war have made obedience inside the Israeli military increasingly conditional.
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Infantino’s FIFA World Cup crisis: Who could replace president?
Who is tipped to replace Gianni Infantino after the World Cup investment plan crisis?
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Vanishing forests: Why is the Philippines failing at reforestation?
101 East investigates how the Philippines’ ambitious regreening programme is failing the nation’s forests.
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Spain says migrants in Ceuta have returned to Morocco
Spain says 50,000 migrants who entered its North African enclave of Ceuta have returned to Morocco.
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Trump mimics sound of Patriot missile interceptions
US President Donald Trump mimicked missile interceptions as he described the US military shooting down Iranian missiles.
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India’s Modi says he forgives students who abused him in Cockroach protests
PM says 'misled children' need to be shown 'the right path' as his supporters dox and abuse protesters on social media.
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Famed climber Purja confirmed dead as bodies recovered from Broad Peak
Pakistani rescuers have recovered three of 10 missing climbers swept away in avalanche on world's 12th largest peak.
MyLondon
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Teenage girl rushed to hospital after fight at Primrose Hill
The popular viewpoint in North London was the same place 21-year-old Finbar Sullivan was fatally stabbed to death a few months ago -
Nurse accused of having sex with mental disorder patient at East London hospital
He has been charged with unlawful sexual activity -
EastEnders star Shane Richie charged with drink-driving
The 62-year-old soap star, best known for playing Alfie Moon in EastEnders, was arrested in Harlow -
Popular Australian dessert shop opening first UK store in West London
The opening in West London marks the Australian brand's first store in London -
Brit tourist orders pizza and Aperol Spritz in Tenerife and the price is astonishing
A British tourist's TikTok video showing La Spezia restaurant in Costa Adeje, Tenerife has left people desperate to visit the Canary Islands hotspot -
When England vs Spain at Wembley tickets go on sale
World Cup winners Spain are set to take on England in matchday one of the UEFA Nations League. -
'I owed £370K on London house and was facing bankruptcy - I needed a miracle'
Daniel Twenefour resorted to desperate action to solve his dilemma -
The London Underground stations with longest staircases that can get you really fit
Some staircases on the TfL map are not be trifled with and climbing them constitutes a real workout -
The ‘Hawaii of the UK’ with wild seals and dolphins you can reach from London in a day
The isles are located just 28 miles off the Cornish coast -
London map shows most dangerous places to live as one unlikely area ranks among England's worst
One London borough ranks among the most dangerous places to live in England and Wales, according to the latest Home Office crime figures -
The 4 parking fine scenarios that mean you can 'ignore' ticket according to experts
Certain circumstances could mean you don't have to pay -
Controversial Mitcham 249-home scheme approved with town centre’s tallest buildings ‘by far’
The development, reaching 11-storeys, will provide housing, retail and community space in Mitcham town centre -
Sadiq Khan praises MyLondon's 'Back Our Bus Drivers' campaign as he vows to protect frontline workers
MyLondon spoken to bus drivers suffering in sweltering cabs when on shift in the recent spate of heatwaves -
The 'safe and quiet' commuter town that 'feels nowhere near London'
It's on the London Underground, too, despite 'feeling like it's 100 miles away' -
'My window was covered in flies': Disabled resident left trapped inside South London flat
The resident fears her disabilities, combined with the ongoing environmental health issues linked to a neighbouring flat, are leaving her trapped in a home she says is no longer s… -
'I didn't let diagnosis stand in the way of food dream - I can't thank South London community enough'
Aiden Marsh has stopped at nothing when it comes to chasing his dream -
Beckenham restaurant can open until 1.30am but argues 'council scrutiny is financially motivated'
Pierluigi's said it was 'no coincidence' an independent noise assessment had been carried out after the restaurant had applied for £100k legal costs -
Moment police caught bleary-eyed Richmond robbers asleep in bed after jewellery heist
One of them was even in his pants when he was nabbed -
Bon Jovi tickets are still available ahead of historic Wembley shows
Bon Jovi fans still have a chance to buy tickets for around £150 each ahead of the shows' kick-off. -
Newly built North London tower block now home to 96 homeless families
The block forms part of a wider 461-home redevelopment of the site