11 m. ago Christians vow to sue 'Wokeminster' council if they put up trans

In collaboration with Westminster City Council, the Crown Estate, who own the majority of properties on Regent Street, plan to fly Progress Pride flags in 20 locations throughout central London.

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18 m. ago 'In shock': British Indians mourn crash victims at London vigil

'In shock': British Indians mourn crash victims at London vigil  Reuters

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32 m. ago 'I’ve come a long way from that kid who used to sit in town taking drugs'

Joe has turned his life around and wants to give back to the people that have helped him

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35 m. ago Pro League hockey: England men and women fail to win London openers

Pro League hockey: England men and women fail to win London openers  BBC

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41 m. ago Father’s Day brunch ideas: 4 easy recipes to impress Dad without the fuss

Skip the crowded cafes and treat Dad to a flavour-packed homemade brunch instead. These four speedy recipes – from spicy tacos to Turkish-style eggs – are ready in under 30 minutes and guaranteed to make his morning

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46 m. ago Gino D'Acampo reveals plans for telly comeback after ITV axing

Former This Morning star steps back into the limelight after he was removed from channel's programming

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49 m. ago Woman convicted of murdering mother at child's birthday party in Stepney Green

Hope Rowe, 33, stabbed Charlotte Rowe outside a block of flats in East London after accusing the victim of hiding her keys

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65 m. ago Finn Russell inspires Bath to Premiership title despite late Leicester fightback

Premiership Rugby final: Bath 23-21 LeicesterJohann van Graan’s side cling on to complete treble There was barely a cloud in the clear summer sky in south-west London and blue was also the primary colour on the field. For the first time in 29 years, Bath are the champions of England and any debate about the big-game nerve of Johann van Graan’s multi-talented squad can now be quietly laid to rest alongside Leicester’s shredded dreams.Bath will have some idea of how their old rivals are feeling, having suffered a similarly agonising fate against Northampton in last year’s final. They were not at their absolute best by their own high standards, but once they finally remembered how to catch a rugby ball – a recurring problem in the first half – they had a touch too much for their opponents whose spirited final-quarter rally came too late. Continue reading...

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71 m. ago Kemi Badenoch bills taxpayers for nearly £3,000 worth of electricity bills for second home

The Tory leader claimed £1,800 worth of bills in February 2024, followed by another £1,000 a month later - both for her second home which is only just far enough away from London to claim expenses

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71 m. ago I queued with more than 100 people hoping to try Fowl and Fury's new restaurant

Fowl and Fury has officially opened its second site and were offering their famous chicken sandos for £2 to a select group of people

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78 m. ago Bath end their wait for a title with narrow final win over Leicester

The Somerset side battled through the blazing heat in south-west London.

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79 m. ago Helmut Marko confirms Arvid Lindblad plan with British Red Bull starlet destined for F1

Arvid Lindblad is the next youngster to come through the Red Bull pipeline and big things are expected from the British teenager who is already eligible to race in F1

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93 m. ago Josh Rock slams disrespectful darts rival over bizarre act during fiery World Cup clash

Josh Rock slams disrespect of rival for pouring drink on his pal's darts case

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1 hour ago Dinosaurs in the driveway: the Nevada man delighting kids with his free prehistoric theme park

Steve ‘Dinoman’ Springer turned his suburban home into a makeshift carnival and public education center: ‘You come here to get away from the world’Amid the endless winding streets of Henderson, Nevada, one house breaks the mold. Its front yard – no grass, just desert rock – is home to 62 rainbow-painted dinosaurs, dragons, turtles and spiders. A sign on the garage reads: “Shan-gri-la Prehistoric Park”, complete with visiting hours.On a recent spring Friday at noon, the garage door hums open, letting in the harsh sun. Steve Springer, or “Dinoman” as he’s lovingly known by regulars of the park, ties a short black apron printed with cartoon dinosaurs around his waist. At 72, he likes to wear flip-flops with black socks and round glasses that make his eyes look tiny. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Vera's Brenda Blethyn lands role in 'striking' new historical comedy with all

Actress Brenda Blethyn is currently filming the reboot of A Woman of Substance but she will be working on another historical piece later this year

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2 h. ago Iran threatens US and UK and warns they could be next as Middle East descends into war and Israel warns 'Tehran will burn' following overnight missile attacks

Iran has warned the United States and UK that it could retaliate if they come to Israel 's defence, amid fears the entire region will descend into war.

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2 h. ago Martin Brundle disagrees with Ferrari legend as Lewis Hamilton's boss comes under fire

Frederic Vasseur snapped back at criticism from Italian media over Ferrari's struggles and Martin Brundle has backed him along with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc

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2 h. ago Bryan Mbeumo 'agrees transfer' as Man Utd and Spurs target makes stunning U

Bryan Mbeumo is reportedly considering a move to Tottenham after seeing his former Brentford boss Thomas Frank take over in North London, but the attacker is said to have already agreed to join Manchester United

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2 h. ago Trooping the Colour: Pageantry, black armbands for India crash victims and a wave from Louis

Central London came to a standstill for the celebration of the King’s Official Birthday.

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2 h. ago Tatjana Maria storms into Queen’s final after stunning Madison Keys

37-year-old qualifier beats third top-20 player at eventAustralian Open champion outclassed in straight setsTatjana Maria knows a thing or two about fairytales, coming from the land of the Brothers Grimm and the Pied Piper of Hamelin, but not even the veteran German could have envisioned what has happened to her at Queen’s Club this week.The 37-year-old arrived in west London having lost nine matches in a row and looking in danger of dropping out of the world’s top 100. Now – improbably – she has powered into the final having won six matches in a row and taken the scalp of the reigning Australian Open champion, Madison Keys, in the semi-finals. “I cannot believe it,” she said after outplaying Keys 6-3, 7-6. “It’s a dream come true.” Continue reading...

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