11 h. ago Online property searches hit new record on Boxing Day with London and South East movers most active

New buyer and seller activity on Boxing Day in 2025 was busiest in the South East, East of England and London, the website said

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22 h. ago Met Police staff to strike for six more days amid pay dispute

The last strike took place on New Year’s Day and was described as ‘hugely successful and disruptive’

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28 h. ago Traffic wardens refuse to hand out parking tickets as they go on strike in London borough

The striking wardens say they won’t hand out penalty charge notices to motorists violating parking regulations

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32 h. ago Bus strikes affecting north east London to take place one day later

Bus strikes affecting north east London to take place one day later  Guardian Series

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33 h. ago Free parking! Traffic wardens go on strike for four days in London borough over pay row

Traffic wardens will go on strike for four days in Bromley, London over a pay row - meaning no fines or penalties will be issued.

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34 h. ago Greta Thunberg came to stay – and my kid may have inadvertently helped her get arrested | Arwa Mahdawi

The activist had held a sign written with my daughter’s crayon. Try explaining that to a four-year-oldIt was 6am. London. A few days before Christmas. My four-year-old is singing at the top of her lungs and charging around my parents’ house on a hunt for the perfect crayon. There is nothing particularly unusual about this scene except for the fact that the crayon in question was for Greta Thunberg. The world’s most well-known activist needed a writing tool and my daughter, O, was on the case. (Remember this crayon: it’s going to be important later on.)O, I should note, had absolutely no idea who Greta was. We’re not longtime chums or anything like that. Rather Greta was in London to support the Palestine Action-linked hunger strikers. She needed somewhere to stay and my dad, who is a Palestinian refugee, and appreciative of anyone speaking up about the place where he was born but can’t return to live in, keeps an open house for activists who need a bed or a meal. When the visit had ...

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34 h. ago Liam Rosenior announces he is becoming Chelsea's new manager in farewell press conference at Strasbourg

The Strasbourg boss, who had been coy about the prospect of him leaving the club just a few days ago, admitted he's West London-bound at a surprise press conference this morning.

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51 h. ago Coroner demands answers from Sadiq Khan after man was run over FOUR times at Tube station

Brian Mitchell, 72, from Edinburgh, died on the Jubilee Line at Stratford station in east London on Boxing Day afternoon in 2023.

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53 h. ago London Designer Outlet a hit on Boxing Day, Gap arrival helps, despite slower start to December

London Designer Outlet a hit on Boxing Day, Gap arrival helps, despite slower start to December  FashionNetwork - The World's Fashion Business News

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54 h. ago South Dearborn Cheerleader Performs in London New Year's Day Parade

South Dearborn Cheerleader Performs in London New Year's Day Parade  Eagle Country 99.3

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3 d. ago Anthony Joshua speaks publicly for first time since Nigeria car crash

The British boxer returned to London on Wednesday after spending two days in hospital

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4 d. ago Man charged with murder after body found inside south London property on New Year's Day

A 48-year-old man has been charged with murder after a man was found dead inside a property in south London on New Year’s Day.

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4 d. ago Man, 48, charged with murder after body found in London on New Year’s Day

The body of Kaleem Shaik was found after police attended an address following ‘a welfare concern’

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4 d. ago UK university degree no longer ‘passport to social mobility’, says King’s vice

Prof Shitij Kapur says there are too many graduates and degree is now just a ‘visa’ to enter professional worldThe UK now has a “surfeit” of graduates and students must accept that a university degree is no longer a “passport to social mobility”, a leading vice-chancellor has argued.Prof Shitij Kapur, the head of King’s College London, said the days when universities could promise that their graduates were certain to get good jobs are over, in an era where nearly half the population enters higher education. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Palm Beach Lakes High School band performs in London's New Year's Day Parade

Palm Beach Lakes High School band performs in London's New Year's Day Parade  WPBF

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5 d. ago Police launch hunt for teen who vanished in London hotspot days before Christmas

Met Police are growing concerned about the welfare of a 17-year-old who was visiting London before Christmas and have issued a plea after she went missing

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5 d. ago Frantic search for tourist, 17, who vanished from busy London hotspot days before Christmas

Frantic search for tourist, 17, who vanished from busy London hotspot days before Christmas  The Sun

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5 d. ago Tourist, 17, who vanished from busy London hotspot days before Christmas is found

Tourist, 17, who vanished from busy London hotspot days before Christmas is found  The Sun

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5 d. ago Georgia high school bands perform in London’s New Year’s Day parade

Georgia high school bands perform in London’s New Year’s Day parade  Atlanta News First

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5 d. ago Baby dies seven days after circumcision as coroner issues major warning to parents

A six-month-old baby boy died just seven days after undergoing a circumcision procedure in West London. A coroner has now issued a Prevention of Future Deaths report highlighting serious safety concerns

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