32 m. ago London travel news LIVE: Severe delays on Tube lines and Overground

According to TfL there are ‘severe delays following a late finish of engineering work at Acton Town station’

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50 m. ago American couple visit 'UK's friendliest city' – and can't get over three things

Travel-obsessed Americans visited Liverpool for the second time to investigate whether it really is the 'UK's friendliest city' as they have been previously assured

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55 m. ago London Screenings: ITV Studios’ Ruth Berry on Andrew Lincoln’s ‘Cold Water,’ David Tennant’s ‘The Hack’ and How Scale and Must Haves Matter Ever More

London Screenings: ITV Studios’ Ruth Berry on Andrew Lincoln’s ‘Cold Water,’ David Tennant’s ‘The Hack’ and How Scale and Must Haves Matter Ever More  Yahoo News Canada

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66 m. ago ‘Uncertainty is rising’: Financial analysts warn that market shows worrisome signs with Trump in office

Share values and cryptocurrency prices have been buoyant since Trump’s election, but some on Wall Street believe the party could be over soon

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70 m. ago Children's nanny receives 120 Ulez penalty fines after 'honest mistake' spiralled out of control

Driver suffered ‘severe emotional distress’ after bailiffs turned up at her home and car was clamped

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78 m. ago Harrow crash: One person dead after horror collision involving London bus and car

Nine-year-old child reported to be among a number of people rushed to hospital following the crash in Harrow

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82 m. ago Baby abandoned in shopping bag in East London takes first steps

Baby abandoned in shopping bag in East London takes first steps - with £20k reward to find parents  Yahoo News UK

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1 hour ago London Fashion Week: Tactile sessions aid visually impaired fans

London Fashion Week: Tactile sessions aid visually impaired fans  BBC.com

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1 hour ago Iconic actress Susan Hampshire, 87, loses phone and purse in sickening mugging

Susan Hampshire, whose acting career has spanned more than seven decades, was attacked on the London Underground amid a spate of violent crime on the transport network

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1 hour ago Why every Londoner needs an air fryer, according to Fitwaffle's Eloise Head

Haven’t bought into the air fryer hype yet? As she launches her latest cook book, Eloise Head explains why they’re a must-have for every flat in the capital — plus she shares her 3 favourite healthy and speedy recipes

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1 hour ago Abandoned baby takes first steps as investigation to find parents continues

Elsa, the third of three siblings to be abandoned by the same parents, was found in east London in January last year.

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1 hour ago London to have 'most expensive public transport' as prices increase this weekend

Transport for London's (TfL) new prices are set to take effect on Sunday, March 2nd 2025, in a new bid to use the collected funds to improve "key transport projects in the future" - but commuters are not happy at all.

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1 hour ago Millions more families would qualify for energy bill discounts in new proposals

The Government is consulting on offering more support to UK consumers in a bid to deal with an ‘unpredictable international energy market’.

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2 h. ago Meet and greet parking firm 'crashed couple's £157k BMW and dumped it in hedge'

The 24-plate BMW XM has been left badly damaged after a couple, who had just landed from a holiday, allege a meet and greet parking firm crashed the vehicle and dumped it in a hedge

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2 h. ago Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Are Twinning for London Fashion Week

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Are Twinning for London Fashion Week  PEOPLE

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2 h. ago Illinois landlord charged with 2023 hate crime and murder of Palestinian American boy set for trial

An Illinois landlord charged with murder, attempted murder and a hate crime in a 2023 attack on a Palestinian American mother and her young son is expected at trial

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2 h. ago Travelling with children: the blood, sweat and tears – and the determination to keep going | Lucille Wong

If you feel there are not enough challenges in your life as a parent, may I suggest taking your kids on a flightSharing the Load is a column about parenting children of all agesWe landed in Melbourne after our red-eye flight from Bali. Our then two-year-old was raging with fever (he was not ill when we boarded) and had screamed for five out of the six hours.Dazed and confused, we joined the long line for international passport holders instead of the much shorter family line for Australians. We wasted 40 minutes. That was when our then four-year-old decided to vomit. We cleaned that up (FYI, immigration has spew bags), got past the custom dogs, hauled our stuff on to the insanely packed bus that would take us to the equally packed cheap car park, found our car and drove home, before collapsing into a heap. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago The Last Laugh Begins Performances in London's West End February 25

The Last Laugh Begins Performances in London's West End February 25  Playbill

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2 h. ago Holidays in hell: summer camp with Russia’s forgotten children

At the rural orphanage where I volunteered, the place resembled a Dickensian workhouse. The staff’s main tools were antipsychotics and violence. The experience gave me a window into Putin’s Russia In the summer of 2007, I joined a group of 30 Russian and English students to work on a month-long summer camp at a state orphanage for mentally and physically disabled children in the Pskov region, south of St Petersburg. We lived in a house nearby, or in tents pitched in the garden. Every day, we walked up to the orphanage to put on developmental activities, sporting events, solve puzzles, play games, stage shows and go on camping trips.I volunteered at the orphanage, in the village of Belskoye Ustye, for almost a decade, but it was the first visit that made the biggest impression. I had seen nothing like it. My closest reference point was probably workhouses or orphanages from a Charles Dickens novel. I vividly remember the smells – cooked food, unwashed bodies, chlorine and urine – and...

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2 h. ago The London Stock Exchange has been left behind by its parent

While its equities platform suffers an exodus, the LSEG itself is a financial success story — with an identity problem

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