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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.
CCTV: Police 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.
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.
Petts Wood teacher Jeremy Forrest will not give evidence for his defence
Teacher Jeremy Forrest, who allegedly abducted a schoolgirl to France, will not give evidence in his defence.
Witness appeal: U-turn driver dies after car hits parked vehicle in Bow Common
A driver has died when his car overturned after he was making a U-turn in a narrow cul-de-sac in London’s East End.
Fire cuts protesters halt London Mayor’s Question Time
Mayor’s Question Time had to be suspended this morning after Boris Johnson was heckled over proposed cuts to the fire service.
Man arrested for police lie after Twitter ‘brag’
A man who boasted on the internet about lying to the police has been formally cautioned after officers discovered his deceit because he tweeted about it.
WikiLeaks: Julian Assange marks year in embassy with vow to stay and fight
Julian Assange says he will not leave the Ecuadorian Embassy even if sex assault charges are dropped because he fears he will be extradited to the US from Britain.
Jeremy Forrest trial: Wife describes how ‘marriage was falling apart’ before husband fled to France with pupil
The wife of a Petts Wood teacher who allegedly abducted a schoolgirl to France has broken down in tears, as she told a court how their marriage was falling apart.
Three charged with murder of man in Tottenham
Detectives have charged three people with the murder of a 20-year-old man in Tottenham.
CCTV appeal over five Canning Town sexual assaults
Police have released CCTV images of a man they want to trace in connection with a string of sexual assaults in the Canning Town area.
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