5 h. ago 'Toddler' rave could be coming to a park in south west London

Raver Tots would be held as part of a weekend of events in Old Deer Park in August

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8 h. ago All eyes on Wandsworth: why the London Borough of Culture 2025 is the place to be

Loyal locals rave about their leafy south-west London home

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30 h. ago Primary school evacuated after ‘malicious threat’ as police set up emergency cordon

Badbury Park Primary urged parents to come into school and escort them home

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3 d. ago Alan Shearer perfectly sums up Everton vs Man Utd controversy with seven words

Manchester United escaped Goodison Park with a point after a stirring comeback against Everton and following a controversial VAR decision in the final seconds of the clash

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3 d. ago Luxury Welsh treehouse holiday park will come with sauna pods and private swimming pools raised above the ground

The proposed development consists of three luxury treehouse units at Whitehouse Leisure Park in Towyn and each will have access to a private swimming pool

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6 d. ago East Whitburn care home resident’s dream comes true with special trip to Celtic Park football stadium

At HC-One Scotland’s Redmill Care Home, in East Whitburn, West Lothian, the care team helped make a resident’s wish come true to visit Celtic Park football stadium to watch his beloved team play.

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7 d. ago Analysis shows nine in 10 areas facing maximum council tax rise in England

Just 15 councils are planning increases below 4.99%.

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8 d. ago Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone review – these incredible children offer a sliver of hope

This often-distressing BBC documentary follows astonishing kids working as TikTok chefs and hospital porters – and shows their determination to smile in the face of unimaginable horrorThe children of Gaza will be its future, if they are able to remain there. Starting several months into Israel’s bombardment and continuing right up until the recent ceasefire, London-based directors Jamie Roberts and Yousef Hammash made their documentary Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone by remotely instructing two local cameramen, Amjad Al Fayoumi and Ibrahim Abu Ishaiba, as they captured life inside the “safe zone” – an ever-changing, ever-dwindling area in the south-west of Gaza, designated by Israel as the place where displaced Palestinians should reside. That the cameras predominantly follow children has an unexpected double effect: it makes the film’s many deeply distressing moments all the more unbearable, yet it tinges them with some sort of hope.The kids are led by 13-year-old Abdullah, who acts...

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