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“Let’s not take steps back,” Ald. Julia Ramirez (12th) told reporters Thursday. “Let’s keep working together to make sure that cops are held accountable.”

One politician in favour warned there would be “a human cost to inaction” on the issue

Activists claim to have destroyed or damaged roughly 600 Ulez cameras in the past few weeks

John Catanzara, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, said he’s fed up with having Chicago police officers “babysit” asylum seekers staying at district stations.

There are certain aspects of the fall season that are seen each year. In addition to cooling temperatures and falling leaves, there’s a given when it comes to taxes in the Lexington community. Fall property tax bills will be going out in a few weeks. The first step in that…

Your gig guide to Newcastle and the Hunter's best live music - August 16 to 21.

Probe into London Conservatives reignites City Hall selection row

The mayor spent much of Monday in exhaustive City Hall meetings with each of the three finalists.

Her Let Me Know Either Way? tour is coming to Newcastle.

A spokesman for Mr Khan called the Conservatives’ comments a “disingenuous attack” and insisted that fire safety is “of paramount importance” to the mayor

Ms Hall, a London Assembly member and former council leader, defeated Moz Hossain KC, a criminal barrister and political novice