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Fourth person charged with the murder of Ibrahim Ali
Detectives investigating the death of 20-year-old Ibrahim Ali at a party have charged a fourth person with murder.
‘Prancing’ Mayor living up to ‘slacker’ reputation, says Nick Clegg
Boris Johnson has again been criticised for “slacking” by Nick Clegg, with the Deputy Prime Minister also suggesting a tennis match between the two might be on the cards.
Council does not have to pay out solicitor over bollards
A London council does not have to compensate a solictor in Harrow for erecting barriers which prevent him accessing a public highway, the Supreme Court has ruled.
First ever London Tech Week announced
London is trying to cement its reputation as a global techn hub with the luanch of the capital’s first ever Technology Week.
Protesters slam football club ‘greed’ after London march
Organisers of a protest rally against the escalating cost of ticket prices have accused Premier League clubs of “pure greed”.
Met finalises policing plan for Wimbledon on eve of Championships
The Metropolitan Police Service is finalising preparations for its safety and security operation for this year’s Wimbledon Tennis Championships.
Royal Baby: Duke and Duchess still don’t know child’s sex
The Duchess of Cambridge is planning a natural birth for her baby but does not know if it will be a girl or a boy, sources have said.
Five injured in China stadium stampede to see Beckham
At least five people have been injured in a stampede after fans stormed a stadium gate as David Beckham arrived at a Chinese university.
CCTV: Police try to trace shoplifters after Sainsbury’s staff assaulted
Police have released CCTV images of three men they wish to speak to in connection with an assault on a member of staff at a Sainsbury’s store near Stratford.
VIDEO: Police release CCTV in Hillingdon temple fire appeal
CCTV footage of a man police want to speak to about a fire at a Hindu temple in Hillingdon has been released, as an increased police presence remains in the area amidst “heightened sensitivities” in the wake of soldier Lee Rigby’s death.
Londoners looking for late-night tourism as summer finally arrives
This week’s good weather is also good for the capital’s top attractions as Londoners stay out three hours longer in the summer evenings, according to a new survey.
TV homes expert helps clean up Peckham
Television presenter Sarah Beeny helped tidy up Peckham today as the area was awarded a professional clean in a nationwide competition.
UPDATE: Missing Hillingdon boy found
Police have announced they have found a 10-year-old boy who ran away from a school playground this morning.
Thameslink rolling stock procurement ‘more complex than expected’
A multibillion pound cross-London rail project turned out to be far more complex than expected, the government’s top transport civil servant said today.
‘I don’t believe in justice anymore’ says mother of cyclist Paula Jurek crushed by lorry in Camden Town
The mother of a cyclist who was crushed to death by a lorry in Camden Town said she “doesn’t believe in justice anymore” after the case against the driver was dropped.
Passengers’ satisfaction with London rail services drops as much as six per cent
Satisfaction with some of London’s commuter rail services has fallen over recent months, in many cases dipping significantly below the national average.
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