44 m. ago Plans continue to build offices near London's oldest synagogue

Plans continue to build offices near London's oldest synagogue  BBC

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57 m. ago Revealed: London's war on motorists nets staggering £1billion a year from road charges and fines

London councils and TfL are raking in vast sums from parking charges and fines

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60 m. ago Met Police roll out ‘eye in the sky’ drone fleet to fight crime across London

As part of an emergency response, the aircraft will arrive in just two minutes and stream live footage back to control room

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98 m. ago Judge to rule in 1972 Bloody Sunday murder case against former British soldier

The only British soldier ever charged in the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre is set to learn his fate in a Northern Ireland courtroom

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2 h. ago EXCLUSIVE: McQueen Launches Strategic Review, With Layoffs Planned in London Headquarters

EXCLUSIVE: McQueen Launches Strategic Review, With Layoffs Planned in London Headquarters  WWD

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2 h. ago A new Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley want to tell you a story

There’s a new Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, and they want to tell you a story

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2 h. ago ‘The police weren’t interested’: what’s driving the rise in private prosecutions?

As the police and courts continue to struggle with the legacy of austerity, many people are seeking alternative routes to justice – but it could be making matters worseIn the summer of 2018, the private investigator Simon Davison got a call from a woman who said her ex-boyfriend had stolen £10,000 from her. Carol (not her real name), a traffic manager at a local council, was not a typical client for Davison. As the director of investigations at AnotherDay, a crisis consultancy in London, Davison usually works for wary companies and wealthy individuals. A former police detective, Davison has recovered stolen cryptocurrency, uncovered secret properties owned by bankrupt business people and tracked down fraudsters to Cyprus.Davison’s speciality is private prosecutions, a little-known area of law that allows victims to pay for justice. These cases are heard in the same courts used by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), the public prosecutor for England and Wales, and they can carry the...

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2 h. ago A2 traffic UPDATES: Major commuter road from Kent to London CLOSED due to lorry fire

Kent Fire and Rescue Service and Kent Police are in attendance to a lorry fire, which has shut a large stretch of the A2 eastbound from Gravesend to the M2 junction

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2 h. ago A2 traffic UPDATES: Huge delays as major commuter road to London CLOSED after lorry fire

Kent Fire and Rescue Service and Kent Police are in attendance to a lorry fire, which has shut a large stretch of the A2 eastbound from Gravesend to the M2 junction

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2 h. ago Every line and station closure on the London Underground this weekend

Every line and station closure on the London Underground this weekend  Richmond & Twickenham Times

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2 h. ago Kim Kardashian wows in sheer racy minidress for glitzy bash in London after celebrating 45th birthday

Kim Kardashian wows in sheer racy minidress for glitzy bash in London after celebrating 45th birthday  Daily Mail

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3 h. ago Don Ciccio owner makes savage dig at Highgate locals buying takeaways elsewhere

Don Ciccio, an Italian restaurant on Hampstead Lane in affluent Highgate, north London, shut its doors for the final time this week - and owner Marco Claudio Valente explained why

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4 h. ago Verdict expected in Soldier F trial over Bloody Sunday murders

The former paratrooper has been charged with the murders of James Wray and William McKinney in Londonderry on January 30 1972.

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5 h. ago TikTok migrant films deluge of small boat UK arrivals and boasts ‘we’re coming to London’ on record

TikTok migrant films deluge of small boat UK arrivals and boasts ‘we’re coming to London’ on record-breaking day  GB News

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5 h. ago Jobsworth council vows not to hand out any more fines for pouring coffee down drain after quashing woman's £150 penalty

Burcu Yesilyurt, from Kew, West London, has welcomed the common sense decision by Richmond-upon-Thames Council after she was fined for pouring away the remnants of her coffee.

Economics

5 h. ago James Corden's neighbours accuse him of 'illegally' paving over front garden of his £11.5m London mansion

The comedian, 47, has been criticised by residents after destroying a large planting bed in the strict conservation area of north London in which his home sits.

Economics

6 h. ago Fan interactions & international touchdowns | Rams London Recap

Fan interactions & international touchdowns | Rams London Recap  Rams

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7 h. ago London police to deploy drones for faster emergency response

London police to deploy drones for faster emergency response  Reuters

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7 h. ago Met Police roll out ‘eye in the sky’ drone fleet to fight crime across capital

As part of an emergency response, the aircraft will arrive in just two minutes and stream live footage back to control room

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7 h. ago Met Police roll out ‘eye in the sky’ drones to fight crime in London

Met Police roll out ‘eye in the sky’ drones to fight crime in London  London Evening Standard

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