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Benjamin Zephaniah: for him, poetry was all about communication

The prolific author of poetry, plays and stories for adults and children was subversive, playful and political

The Guardian - UK

Ulez camera damaged by improvised explosive device hours after it was installed

Counter terror police investigating incident in Sidcup, south London, following wave of vandalism against ultra low emission zone cameras

The Independent UK

Deputy U.S. Marshal charged with entering plane drunk after misconduct report on flight to London

London police have charged a deputy U.S. Marshal in the United Kingdom with entering an aircraft while drunk after he was arrested on allegations of misconduct aboard a flight from New York

The Independent UK

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Benjamin Zephaniah obituary

Poet, performer and actor hailed as one of Britain’s most outspoken and original literary voices

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The 50 best pubs in London: this is how we chose them

People are protective over pubs. Working up the list of the Standard’s 50 favourites, the line I’ve heard most has been “well, did you include…?”, often swiftly followed by “it has to be in there”. Pubs matter, because so much of our life happens in them: the after-work swift half…

Evening Standard

Seven original 1970s skateparks that show why these urban treasures should be protected

Historic Environment Scotland – whose function to date has largely been confined to protecting standing stones, cairns and castles – is proposing to add to its roster the Livingston Skatepark near Edinburgh, signalling an interest in heritage of an altogether newer kind.

The Conversation

From instant ice cream to Facebook feasts: the food and drink trends, people and places to know now

Joanna Taylor rounds up what and who is hot in London's bar, restaurant and scene

Evening Standard

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The bard of the ‘creative class’ has a remote work diagnosis: It’s the era of the ‘Meta City’ and London is the super capital of the world

London and New York are the capitals of the world because of remote working—not in spite of it, a prominent theorist proves with LinkedIn data.

Fortune

Sadiq Khan warns of homeless deaths as he launches London's first rough sleeping charter

London rough sleeping has risen since the mayor took office, but he says the crisis is national

Evening Standard

Danny Trejo: ‘I was a tough ex-con eating cookies with his mom!’

The ultimate Hollywood tough guy is bringing his taco restaurant to London... so more than enough reason to fly to its existing LA outpost for a spot of lunch with him

Evening Standard

Homeless man finds box of discarded shoes 'cut up so no-one can use them' outside upmarket London shop

At least two boxes of sliced up shoes were found outside a shoe shop in Covent Garden - but staff said it was standard practice with faulty shoes

Evening Standard

Embrace rejection, lean into romance and get off the bus: what I've learnt as the host of London Love Stories

Host Katie Strick unpacks the (surprising) lessons London Love Stories has taught her

Evening Standard

OPINION - We must stop the Israel-Palestine culture war weaponising London's schoolchildren

If the prevailing attitude in the culture war over Gaza is essentially adolescent — war is bad, so please stop — it explains why the cause is so appealing to children. Israeli and in particular Palestinian children have been subjected to the horrors of an actual war and just like…

Evening Standard

OPINION - 170,000 Londoners use foodbanks so for ICAP Charity Day I'm supporting the Felix Project

It sometimes seems like there are only ever bad things happening in the world. The news is dominated by war, murder, violence and climate change catastrophes. In the UK we hear nothing but negative things about the economy, politics, mental health and young people.

Evening Standard

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South Western rail boss on track to become London's first female transport commissioner at TfL

Former Heathrow Express driver on track to become London's first female transport commissioner

Evening Standard

London's best skyscraper and rooftop restaurants for New Year's Eve, from Seabird to Sushisamba

Watch the New Year's Eve fireworks from the comfort of a restaurant table then party afterwards, says Ben McCormack

Evening Standard

Tube crime: Young Londoners robbed of Canada Goose and North Face winter coats, AirPods and smartphones

TfL reveals new details of 'really concerning' increase in crime on London Underground

Evening Standard

Things to do in London this weekend (December 8 – 10)

Mike Daw returns with everything needed for a memorable weekend

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Rick Wakeman announces Live At The London Palladium release

Rick Wakeman announces Live At The London Palladium four-disc set for February

Evening Standard

Minister pledges road hump review after London MP says they cause misery for nearby residents

Transport minister Guy Opperman said it was clear some traffic-calming measures were "a problem"

Evening Standard

Aldi ups London pay again to £13.55 an hour

Outside of London, staff will be paid £12 an hour

Evening Standard

Rise of the invite-only London members' clubs you can't ever visit

The capital's most exclusive members' clubs are hidden behind logins and upon-application WhatsApp groups. Emma Rowley on the new-gen groups to infiltrate

Evening Standard

West London secondary confirmed as having Raac as school building crisis deepens

Barnet college and Ealing high school newly named as having at-risk concrete

The Guardian - UK

How Nicholas Winton saved 669 children (and counting) from the Holocaust: ‘He became everybody’s grandfather’

Four generations owe their lives to the man who brought trainloads of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia to Britain in 1939. The original refugees remember the Kindertransport – and the shy stockbroker who got them on it

The Independent UK

Noel Gallagher on getting back to Nineties-style partying: ‘I can’t wait to move back to London… (and Cindy Crawford is fit)’

Newly single Oasis star opens up about his excitement about his new London pad after leaving his £8m Hampshire mansion, dinners with his famous friends, and raucous nights out in Amsterdam

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