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Queen's Club To Host Women's Tennis Tournament, Sparking Calendar Change

The Queen's Club in London to host women's tennis tournament alongside men's event, sparking discussions on grass court quality and calendar adjustments.

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More than 6,000 UK bank branches now gone in nine years of ‘disastrous’ closures

Thirty-three constituencies, including two in London, will not have a single bank branch by the end of the year, says Which?

The Guardian - UK

Homerton: Hunt for patient who absconded from east London hospital

Officers say they are concerned about Matthew Ellis’s welfare

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Sugar Prices Slump as Supply Concerns Fade

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN24 ) on Thursday closed down -0.32 (-1.72%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ24 ) closed down -6.10 (-1.12%). Sugar prices Thursday added to this week's losses, with NY sugar falling to a 1-1/2 year nearest-futures low and London sugar dropping to a...

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Caleb Azumah Nelson wins £20,000 Dylan Thomas prize for Small Worlds

Judges describe second novel set between south-east London and Ghana as ‘symphonic’ and ‘viscerally moving’

The Guardian - UK

Meet the Londoners moving to the capital’s hot new regeneration zones

With house price growth of up to 80 per cent in the last decade, properties in these areas make for shrewd investments

Evening Standard

Russia expels British military attache in diplomatic tit for tat

Adrian Coghill ordered to leave in response to UK expelling Kremlin’s attache to London for alleged spying

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OPINION - Rachel Johnson: Should we charge for London's museums? Yes, but only in this way

Every Sunday I take the Tube to my office in Leicester Square, exit via the Big Issue seller on Charing Cross Road, dive right into the square, where it’s so jam-packed with people eating take-out I can’t see the queue for Magic Mike or the busker standing at a mic,…

Evening Standard

The Notting Hill slums where I grew up were replaced by social housing – but right to buy wrecked it

Letter: John Bird writes that Thatcher’s policies destroyed the dream of security promised by social housing in London

The Guardian - UK

The best sun-soaked restaurant terraces in London

Did someone say Aperol spritz?

Evening Standard

Russia expels British defense attaché in a tit-for-tat move

Russia has declared Brtain’s defense attaché persona non grata and gave the diplomat a week to leave the country in response to London expelling the Russian defense attaché earlier this month over spying allegations

The Independent UK

Leon Edwards and Tom Aspinall opponents confirmed for UFC 304 in Manchester

Aspinall will fight Curtis Blaydes again, following their fight in London in 2022, when the Briton suffered an injury just 15 seconds into the bout

The Independent UK

Sugar Prices Hammered on the Outlook for Abundant Supplies

July NY world sugar #11 (SBN24 ) today is down -0.25 (-1.34%), and Aug London ICE white sugar #5 (SWQ24 ) is down -4.10 (-0.76%). Sugar prices today extended this week's slide, with NY sugar posting a 1-1/2 year nearest-futures low and London sugar posting a 1-1/4 year low on...

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OPINION - John Darlington on London Monuments: the tangled history of Marble Arch

London possesses at least nine monuments celebrating the lives of two of the country’s military heroes: Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, and Horatio Nelson, Vice Admiral, and fleet commander. Nelson, of course, has prime position on his column overlooking the square named after his famous victory in 1805, while…

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Duke of Westminster: Billionaire Hugh Grosvenor set for ‘society wedding of the year’ with William as usher

Grosvenor, who has a net worth of £10.1 billion, will marry Olivia Grace Henson tomorrow

Evening Standard

OPINION - London’s entitled diners are getting ruder — that’s why staff deserve service charges

“Do you,” asked my girlfriend, “have something against the sun? Was it rude to you at a party or something?”

Evening Standard

British Airways flight from London to Oslo makes emergency landing after smoke billows into cockpit

The aircraft was grounded in Amsterdam over safety fears

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Why you might be recycling all wrong — and how to do it like a pro

Following reports that London is the worst area in the country for recycling, Alexandra Neagen asks an expert for the definitive Dos and Don’ts

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Evening Standard

Visa for students row: Hundreds of jobs ‘at risk’ at London university as international student numbers fall

The University and College Union said 297 posts were being ‘put at risk’ at South Bank University

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OPINION - Sadiq Khan: Why I told the Pope's climate summit we must double down, not back down

It’s an honour to have been invited by the Pope to speak at an important climate summit at the Vatican. Following my recent re-election in London, I go with a clear message for other city leaders — this is not the time to back down, but to double down.

The Guardian - UK

Women’s tennis returns to the Queen’s Club in 2025 for first time in 52 years

The west London venue will host a WTA 500 event to kick off the grass-court season in 2025 with the ATP tournament a week later

The Guardian - UK

Bailiff evictions of renting households at six-year high, says MoJ

Protesters call for rent controls as 2,682 households evicted in first quarter of 2024 in England and Wales

The Guardian - UK

Bin bags and shopping trolleys: homelessness museum to open in London

Museum of Homelessness features treasured belongings and first-hand accounts of homeless people

Evening Standard

Teenagers could soon be driving trains in and out of London under controversial new proposals

Ministers have launched a consultation on the idea despite earlier warnings that 18-year-olds ‘may not be emotionally or cognitively mature enough’ to drive trains

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’It was a mindset’: Boy’s Own revives the revolutionary acid house fanzine as a clothing label

Launching during Photo London 2024, Boy’s Own is a new clothing line featuring graphics from the 1986-founded DIY fanzine that documented the UK’s acid house revolution. Here, one of its founders, Cymon Eckel, tells Ben Perdue the story behind the new project

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