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London man who missed flight to Eurovision fears 'holiday wasted' after 'senseless' Gatwick Airport evacuation

Michael Sampson is booked on another flight to Malmo but is worried he will miss the semi-final

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Transport for London pays out thousands in device clash refunds after passengers overcharged

Passenger watchdog TravelWatch has warned that refunds it uncovered could be ‘the tip of the iceberg’

Evening Standard

OPINION - London crime now needs privatised police — and alarm bells should be ringing

When David Hanson broke through the window of an M&S in Streatham Hill and nicked 20 bottles of prosecco and £500 worth of steak, he already had 105 convictions, including 33 burglaries. His face, and the entire crime, was caught on shop CCTV. When arrested he immediately admitted to the…

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How ‘eunuch maker’ livestreamed extreme body modifications and sold body parts

Marius Gustavson ran website where subscribers could watch castrations and penectomies carried out at his London flat

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - They're calling London Hollywood-on-Thames and this is why

During lockdown, the brilliant writer Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders) agreed to write a script for our drama series, A Thousand Blows, starring Stephen Graham. The Disney+ Original series takes place in the gritty world of London’s underground bare-knuckle boxing scene in the 1880s. This period, for all its blood, gore…

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Mastermind of sick pay-per-view 'human butchery' website Marius Gustavson jailed for life

Marius Gustavson made £300,000 from Eunuch Maker site where he streamed paying customers being mutilated by him and others

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London-style junk food advert bans rolled out across UK under Labour, suggests shadow minister

A ban on junk food advertising across London's entire public transport network came into force in 2019

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Tennis fashion for serving a style ace this summer

As Wimbledon begins on Monday (1 July 2024), the fashion brands serving up tennis style this summer, from Gucci’s 1970s-inspired capsule collection to a Loewe T-shirt from ‘Challengers’

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Man known as ‘eunuch maker’ who streamed mutilations is jailed for life

Marius Gustavson, 46, was involved in procedures that were ‘little short of human butchery’, UK court heard

The Guardian - UK

How to watch London's National Gallery being lit up for its 200th birthday

The dazzling event will feature narrations from gallery staff in eight-minute shows held over two hours.

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Anti-Jewish hatred has no place on university campuses

As so often, what starts in the United States swiftly makes its way to Britain. In recent weeks, a wave of pro-Palestinian student encampments have sprung up across the UK, and London is no exception.

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‘It’s for real’: Tottenham’s exhilarating journey to Women’s FA Cup final

Spurs manager Robert Vilahamn talks about his hopes of ending the season in north London with silverware

The Guardian - UK

Universal Credit days out London 2024: How to get discounted tickets for London Zoo, Tower of London and more

Cost-of-living crisis makes cheaper alternatives attractive to families

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‘Our universities are complicit in Gaza — that must stop’: inside London's student protest camps

Following last month’s crackdowns on pro-Palestine student protests in America, a new wave of student campus occupations are springing up across the UK. We met activists at UCL, SOAS and Goldsmiths

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Signs of UK-listed firms narrowing valuation gap after record FTSE run

With this weekend set to be the warmest of 2024 so far, the City will be hoping that the strong spring run turns into a red-hot summer for London shares

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Gordon Ramsay to open two new restaurants and 'culinary academy' in the City's tallest skyscraper

Ramsay is taking his restaurant empire to new heights, quite literally

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Things to do in London this weekend (May 10 – 12)

For anyone not running a half marathon, or training for one, here’s what to do this weekend

The Guardian - UK

It’s as if misogyny was the vice that dared not speak its name at the Garrick. That cloud has now lifted

I saw a voting process that was both dignified and moving – and as a member of long standing, I welcome this change, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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London travel news LIVE: Trains blocked from running between Hounslow and Syon Lane due to 'police incident'

All trains between Hounslow and Syon Lane were blocked on Thursday afternoon while the police dealt with an incident near the railway.

The Guardian - UK

Blue Ruin by Hari Kunzru review – art monsters

From the galleries and squats of 90s London to Covid-era New York, a tale of fame and fallout

Evening Standard

'Progress at last' - Sadiq Khan welcomes reports Government could pay for £1bn Euston HS2 tunnel

Rishi Sunak had pledged last year that the cost of the 4.5-mile tunnel would be covered by the private sector

Marie Claire

Both Queen Camilla and Prince William Reportedly Played Into King Charles’ Decision to Decline a Meeting with Prince Harry in London

Royal expert Charlotte Griffiths said Harry also made “certain demands” during “difficult” negotiations surrounding the meeting that couldn’t be met.

Evening Standard

Home with a view: 'one of a kind' Richmond house with protected viewpoint on the market for £7.5m

The view over the Thames Valley is protected by an Act of Parliament

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UK Says To Expel Russia Defence Attache For Intel Role

The UK government on Wednesday raised tensions with the Kremlin by announcing it would expel a Russian defence attache for being "an undeclared military intelligence officer".

Evening Standard

OPINION - London's best park is obviously Battersea Park

This I’m not being funny but… how incredible are London’s parks? I am particularly proud of Battersea Park. As someone that was born just over the bridge in Pimlico, then grew up in Battersea, I’ve been hanging out in the area all my life, and it’s been a big part…

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