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Five Just Stop Oil protesters charged after disrupting Pride parade

Five Just Stop Oil protesters have been charged after disrupting the Pride parade in central London.

Evening Standard

Five charged after Just Stop Oil protesters disrupted London’s Pride march

They have been charged under the Public Order Act and are due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Mauricio Pochettino already has Chelsea's Mason Mount replacement amid £60m Man United transfer

With Mason Mount on his way to Manchester United, football.london takes a look at who could step up and replace him in the Chelsea squad for the 2023/24 campaign

Football London

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Strawberries and cream, grass and whites... where else but Wimbledon?

Decorum operates on another level at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC). Nestling among the sprawling mansions and leafy roads of Wimbledon in south-west London, the elegantly manicured grass courts, ivy-covered club houses and lavish floral displays incarnate the soul of tennis.

Radio France Internationale

WWE Money In The Bank hits London: world class entertainment that shows once again it's time to give the UK a Wrestlemania

From shocking twists and surprise returns to incredible matches and a red-hot crowd, London's first Money In The Bank had it all

Louder

Mom, How Did You Meet the Beatles? review – moving account of a Black female playwright in 60s London

Rakie Ayola excels as Adrienne Kennedy, whose John Lennon play was taken up by Laurence Olivier’s National Theatre while she was sidelined, in this crystal-clear production of her autobiographical tale

The Guardian - UK

Young V&A review – child’s play with added wonder

The old name was better, but the £13m revamp of the former Museum of Childhood in east London is a lighter, brighter magical toyshop

The Guardian - UK

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Archivists give sports fans rare glimpse into early days of women’s football

The picture, published in The Sketch on March 27 1895, is part of a collection of historical artefacts stored at the London Metropolitan Archives.

The Independent UK

Bob Kerslake, former head of the UK civil service, dies aged 68

Politicians including David Cameron and Keir Starmer pay tribute to crossbench peer

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s dead money’: almost all top British restaurants now charge for no-shows

Observer study shows award-winning venues impose fees of up to £375 a head for ticket cancellations

The Guardian - UK

Four arrested as missing 13 year-old girl found after major police search

Carmelle Hepi, who had travelled alone to London from Barnsley, was found by officers at an address in south west London

The Independent UK

Mum gives hundreds of pounds each month to adult children for rent and mortgages

Dennie, 61, has four children who rely on the Bank of Mum and Dad

Wales Online

Emile Smith Rowe delivers honest verdict on Arsenal signing Kai Havertz amid game time worry

Arsenal playmaker Emile Smith Rowe has claimed that he is excited at the prospect of Kai Havertz joining the north Londoners this season

Football London

Burnt Smokehouse and Rack City Ribs, London: ‘What a burger!’ - restaurant reviews

Two London joints work wonders with fire and smoke in their unique takes on US-style barbecue

The Guardian - UK

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Mikel Arteta to reintegrate five recalled Arsenal loanees for the start of pre-season training

Latest Arsenal news takes a closer look at which senior players could be present for the first day of pre-season training at London Colney

The Independent UK

Stephen Lawrence’s friend says he could have identified sixth murder suspect

Duwayne Brooks was there when five or six people attacked and killed Lawrence in south-east London in April 1993.

Sports Illustrated

Damian Priest, Iyo Sky Win Big at ‘Money in the Bank’

Damian Priest’s victory was a highlight of Money in the Bank in London, though far from the only one.

The Independent UK

Met Police ‘bans wearing of Thin Blue Line badge by officers at London Pride’

The symbol has become politically charged in the US, where it has been used by counterprotesters at Black Lives Matter marches.

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Daily Mirror

John Cena stuns fans at WWE Money in the Bank and calls for WrestleMania in London

John Cena is one of the most famous wrestlers in WWE history and has become a Hollywood superstar by appearing in several big films - including the new Barbie movie

Daily Mirror

Aggressive seagull 'terrorises' community with 'dive-bomb' attacks on people and animals

Residents have complained of an aggressive seagulls attacking people as they leave their homes in Crouch End, north London, divebombing people as they go about their days

Daily Mirror

Sarah Ferguson 'endured eight-hour cancer op' and 'spent four days in intensive care'

Last week it was revealed Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, had been diagnosed with the disease. She underwent a successful single mastectomy at King Edward VII's Hospital in London

The Guardian - UK

Champion review – Candice Carty-Williams’s confident rap drama is full of certified bangers

This hugely entertaining show from the Queenie author sees Top Boy’s Malcolm Kamulete shine as a British rap star battling his sister. Is its writer now south London’s TV bard?

Daily Mirror

Gourmet menu for Rishi Sunak's daughter as 4m pupils go hungry in free school meals row

The PM's girl Anoushka, 10, attends £22,000-a-year Glendower Prep in South Kensington, London – where pupils enjoy a menu that bosses boast 'can’t be bettered'

The Independent UK

Three teenagers charged with murder after boy found dead in west London canal

Victor Lee, from Ealing, was found in the water under Scrubs Lane, near Willesden Junction, at around 5.45pm last Sunday.

Daily Mirror

Just Stop Oil plans week of chaos to jam law courts with protester cases

Roger Hallam has called on activists to carry out slow marches in London for seven days – and defy any police attempts to stop them

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