74 m. ago Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson Party at Charli XCX London Show

Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson Party at Charli XCX London Show  Us Weekly

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79 m. ago Kathy Lette looks back: ‘Older women are invisible, so I make sure to do something outrageous every day’

The author on her love for Spike Milligan, the furore over Puberty Blues, and why being middle-aged is greatBorn in 1958 in Sydney, Kathy Lette burst on to Australia’s literary scene in 1979 with Puberty Blues. Co‑written with Gabrielle Carey, the irreverent portrait of teenage girlhood became a cult classic, a film and a TV series. Relocating to London in the 1980s, Lette has worked as a columnist, television writer and campaigner, and has published a string of bestselling comic novels. She lives in London and has two children, Julius and Georgina, with her former husband, the human rights lawyer Geoffrey Robertson. Her latest novel, The Revenge Club, is out now.When I was 19, I was in a band called the Salami Sisters. As well as the occasional gig in a pub, we’d busk. The problem was, we kept getting arrested. I was furious. How come we were getting arrested for singing, when actual rapists were running free? My sister was a police constable at the time, so one day I bor...

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1 hour ago London borough to completely ban junk food adverts amid obesity crisis

The policy would ban adverts for unhealthy products linked to obesity and diabetes

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1 hour ago He was face to face with a 7/7 bomber and was horrifically injured, now he's 'haunted by him'

Dan Biddle, who lives in Wales, was the most-injured survivor of the 7/7 suicide bombings on London's transport network, losing an eye and both legs in the horrific attack - now he wants an inquiry into what happened on that terrible day

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1 hour ago Air India crash pilot's final words in Mayday call seconds before plane exploded

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner took off from Ahmedabad, India for London on Thursday before crashing into a medical facility just minutes later killing 270 in a massive fire ball

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3 h. ago Seven people, including toddler, killed in horror India helicopter disaster

The tragedy comes just three days after an Air India plane bound for London crashed in the city of Ahmedabad.

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4 h. ago Is London really worried about Manchester having its moment?

Sadiq Khan has suggested London is being 'levelled down' as insiders say there is genuine concern about the capital losing out

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4 h. ago ‘It’s all very raw’: Twenty victims of the Air India plane crash connected to the same London temple

Shri Rajrajeshwar Guruji International Siddhashram Shakti Centre said multiple worshippers had lost loved ones in the tragedy

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5 h. ago 7/7 terror attacks survivor calls for public inquiry: 'It's time for answers'

Dan Biddle stood close to Mohammad Sidique Khan when he detonated a bomb on the London Underground in the 7/7 attacks

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5 h. ago ‘Stay below the radar’: corporate America goes quiet after Trump’s return

Some of the world’s most powerful firms have quietly toed the line set by the administration to avoid the president’s wrathFrom vast protests and all-caps social media posts to acrimonious legislative hearings and pugnacious White House statements, Washington has perhaps never been noisier. But since Donald Trump’s return to office, one corner of civil society has been almost eerily quiet.Those leading corporate America rapidly turned down the volume after the president’s re-election. Gone are the days of political and social interventions, highly publicized diversity initiatives and donations to important causes. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago China considers lifting sanctions on UK parliamentarians as relations warm

Exclusive: Restrictions to be reviewed as embassy official says ‘UK-China relations are showing a positive momentum’China is considering lifting the sanctions it imposed on UK parliamentarians in 2021, in the latest sign of warming relations between London and Beijing.The Chinese government is reviewing the sanctions, which it introduced four years ago in response to what it called “lies and disinformation” about human rights abuses in Xinjiang, according to two UK government sources familiar with the conversations. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago This is Martine Rose’s London – diverse, creative, seductive

This is Martine Rose’s London – diverse, creative, seductive  Hero Magazine

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6 h. ago A Londoner's guide to Hong Kong: from superb street food to hidden temples

Ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modernity in this dynamic city. Here’s how to make the most of what’s on offer

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6 h. ago Inside Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas' intimate date nights at exclusive London club as romance heats up

The pair taken their date nights to London and spent a number evenings together 'a couple of times over the past two months' at the ultra-exclusive, members-only club, Annabel's.

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7 h. ago Cries for justice as hundreds gather for emotional Grenfell anniversary march before tower demolition begins

‘As we stand here eight years on, the only decision this Government has made is to tear down the tower – our home’ - Karim Mussilhy, who lost his uncle in the blaze

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7 h. ago Police seek man after 'deliberate fire' that caused significant damage to City of London building

Simon Dantes Calancea is known to frequent the Square Mile and North West London

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7 h. ago ‘Feeling Strange...’: Woman’s Last Words To Husband Before London

‘Feeling Strange...’: Woman’s Last Words To Husband Before London-Bound Air India Flight Crash  News18

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8 h. ago Will London burn like LA? The tinder is on the ground, and Britain needs a fighter — Lee Cohen

Will London burn like LA? The tinder is on the ground, and Britain needs a fighter — Lee Cohen  GB News

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8 h. ago London Couple Who Lost Pilot Son in France Crash Die in Air India Crash

London Couple Who Lost Pilot Son in France Crash Die in Air India Crash  Aviation A2Z

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9 h. ago Spaniards packing water pistols blame impact of mass tourism for housing crunch

A growing number of Spaniards are souring on the country's highly successful tourism industry which is being blamed for a stubborn housing crisis

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