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Libraries in five London boroughs to benefit from £60m funding

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) announced the sum to help ‘level up’ access to the arts for different areas across the country

Evening Standard

TfL to slap 20mph limit on 65km more of London roads in September

Transport chiefs have announced plans to bring a 20mph speed limit to more of the capital’s roads in September.

Evening Standard

You could soon catch a bus from Turkey to London in an epic 56-day trip

The incredible road trip takes in 22 countries over 12,000km across Europe

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Healthy Joanne Wood wants to stay active after pressure of three-fight skid ended at UFC 286

Joanne Wood snapped a three-fight skid for her first win in more than two years at UFC 286 in London. Now she wants to stay busy.

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From cake to Cummings: Key points from Boris Johnson’s Partygate defence

The former prime minister called Downing Street ‘cramped and old’

The Independent UK

Ramadan 2023: London’s best restaurants and iftar menus to break the fast

Five top spots for a post-sunset feast

Evening Standard

Jack Shore reflects on difficult UFC 286 camp during father’s chemotherapy

Jack Shore had plenty on his mind that was bigger than fighting during the training camp for us UFC 286 win over Makwan Amirkhani in London.

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The inside story as Daniel Levy faces major decision to call time on Antonio Conte Tottenham era

With Antonio Conte's future in the balance at Tottenham Hotspur we take a look behind the scenes of his tenure at the north London club

Football London

OPINION - Baroness Casey: four things the Met can do to give London what it needs

My report today, which Mayor Sadiq Khan rightly asked the Met to commission, has found that the Met is failing Londoners.

Evening Standard

OPINION - We are still not angry or worried enough about the Public Order Bill

On Saturday, London was alive with protests. Countless people took to the streets of our capital for a multitude of causes. Yet the freedom to do just that, which we have enjoyed for so long, is seriously under threat — and nobody seems to be angry enough.

Evening Standard

London’s Tube has highest metro fares in the world, study reveals

The average Tube fare costs around 29p per kilometre — more than double the 12p average across the world cities

Evening Standard

Kingfisher eyes London high streets for roll-out of smaller B&Q Local DIY stores

CEO Thierry Garnier tells The Standard of ‘worldwide trend’ for smaller formats

Evening Standard

Watch as Eurosceptic group of Conservatives announce verdict on Sunak’s Brexit deal

Watch from London as a Eurosceptic group of Conservative Party MPs reveal their verdict on the new Brexit deal with the EU.

The Independent UK

London deserves better, says Baroness Casey after damning Met Police report

The 360-page report revealed a force riven with ‘racism, sexism and homophobia’

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Wives of ice cream tycoon in High Court fight over £4.7million fortune

Ernesto ‘Ernie’ Colicci died of Covid in 2021, aged 66, having spent 40 years carving out a London-based ice cream empire with his first wife

Homes & Gardens

British Style: Porta Romana

Championing the hand of the artisan with the creation of its aspirational, crafted lighting and furniture designs, Porta Romana’s range is made by specialists in metal, ceramic and glass primarily in Britain

The Independent UK

Relatives of murder victims lead calls for change at ‘rotten’ Met Police

Baroness Doreen Lawrence, whose son Stephen was murdered by racists in 1993, said the force, Britain’s largest, is “rotten to the core”.

Evening Standard

Robot ‘shark’ is eating plastic waste in London’s Thames river

The aquatic droid can gobble up 22,700 plastic bottles per day

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Is the UK’s childcare system too broken for Jeremy Hunt’s £4 billion plan to fix?

Last week the Chancellor announced the largest expansion of free childcare England has ever seen but neither parents nor providers are happy about it. Kate Wills reports

Evening Standard

London hotspots for lung disease revealed with sharp divide between rich and poor boroughs

Charity says poorer areas in capital more exposed to pollution and effects of poor housing

Evening Standard

Six inventive ways to enjoy nature in London this spring

Urban life doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the benefits of exploring nature. Londoner Liv Bolton, author of new book The Outdoors Fix, shares her top tips for making the most of the city’s green spaces

Daily Mirror

Eddie Hearn responds to concerns over poor ticket sales for Anthony Joshua fight

Joshua will face Jermaine Franklin on April 1 at The O2 arena in London, a considerably smaller venue than the stadiums he has become known for in recent years, and has yet to sell out its capacity

Asharq Al-Awsat

London Police Institutionally Racist and Sexist, Major Review Finds

London's Metropolitan Police is institutionally racist and misogynistic and unable to police itself, an independent review said on Tuesday, heaping pressure on the Met's new chief to reform Britain's biggest police force. The review was commissioned by the then-head of the Met, Cressida Dick, in 2021 after a serving officer…

Daily Mirror

You can soon take an epic 56-day bus ride with stops in 22 countries

From this summer Bus to London by Adventures Overland will be travelling through 22 countries, covering 12,000 km in 56 days, from Istanbul to Slovenia, up to the top of Norway and then down to France and over the Channel

Reuters

London police institutionally racist and sexist, report finds

London's Metropolitan Police is institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic and unable to police itself, an independent review said on Tuesday, heaping pressure on the Met's new chief to reform Britain's biggest police force.

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