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Banksy credited with Poundland graffiti art in Wood Green
New street art believed to be the work of world-famous graffiti artist Banksy has been sprayed onto a Poundland store in Wood Green.
Security fears at Great Ormond Street Hospital after homeless man found living in ward
Fears over security at the world-famous Great Ormond Street Hospital have risen after a homeless man snuck into the ward over the bank holiday and made his bed for the night.
Tom Conti and Thierry Henry in 40ft fish tank planning battle
Actor Tom Conti has called on neighbour Thierry Henry to clear off from his Hampstead pile rather than demolish it for a larger home to accommodate a 40ft fish tank.
Camden parking wardens threaten to strike during Olympics
Camden parking wardens could down tools and strike in a dispute that may see council coffers lose £50,000 a day in parking ticket revenue.
London elections: Assembly results
With all 14 of the London Assembly constituency results through, Labour has claimed eight wins with the Conservatives taking six.
London elections: Conservative Brian Coleman loses Barnet & Camden seat on Assembly after 12 years
Conservative Brian Coleman has been toppled from his London Assembly seat in a huge voter swing for Labour.
Newly elected Camden Labour councillor predicts Ken Livingstone defeat
The newly elected Labour councillor for Camden Town & Primrose Hill has predicted Boris Johnson will win the mayoral contest.
Labour hold Camden Town & Primrose Hill by-election seat
Labour has won the Camden Town & Primrose Hill by-election strengthening its hold on the ward.
TRAVEL: London Underground Bank Holiday weekend delays
Bank Holiday weekend travel is being disrupted on parts of the London Underground and the Overground network because of engineering work, passengers are being warned.
Boris Johnson tells Camden voters: I am unconvinced on High Speed 2 rail link
London Mayor Boris Johnson declared he is still unconvinced by the High Speed 2 (HS2) rail link as he sought to woo Camden voters just days before the mayoral election.
Tottenham Court Road siege: Michael Green faces bomb hoax charge
A 48-year-old man has been charged with making a bomb hoax after a siege which closed Tottenham Court Road in central London.
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- Tottenham Court Road seige arrest by police
- Four teenagers locked up for life for murdering Swiss Cottage man in Kilburn
- Addison Lee vows to pay mini-cab drivers’ fines despite court ruling
- St John’s Wood Jews told: ‘Your eruv needs you!’
- Addison Lee taxi drivers ‘on bikes’ to heal London cyclist menace storm
- Bloody protest at Addison Lee mini cabs by London cyclists - Facebook harnesses rage
- London 2012: Key dates in countdown to the Games
- Camden police stabbed and spat on as more than 170 officers attacked in last year
- Paddick pledges an end to egos in London mayoral election race
- London Underground weekend disruption: Only four Tube lines escape
- London launch for parenting classes to help young families
- Game and Gamestation stores in London close down after retailer’s collapse
- Camden Town and Primrose Hill to become political battlegrounds in by-election
- Harry Potter star says sorry to fans for part in London riots
- Harry Potter actor Jamie Waylett jailed for London riots mob violence
- London taxpayers stuck with £10m chewing gum litter clean-up bill
- Historic Hampstead leaks spark fresh anger as hosepipe ban looms
- Man convicted of ‘witch’ murder once sat on Camden Council children’s panel
- Camden Town bar loses licence after Liverpool football fan is killed
- Wife of former PM Sarah Brown reveals tragedy of daughter’s death inspired charity
- Paralysed woman trapped upstairs in her Crouch End home for days
- ‘Boris bikes’ expand into east London
- Man dies after car crash in Hampstead
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Mayoral Elections 2012 See all
Ken Livingstone rules out House of Lords peerage after London mayoral election defeat
Labour’s defeated London mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone has ruled out a return to high-profile politics in the House of Lords.
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