Husband and wife ‘kicked and punched by racist’ at south London station Police release images of woman they want to trace as part of appeal Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
City Hall to consider MP’s call to grant Ulez exemption for hospice staff and patients Jon Cruddas, the Labour MP for Dagenham and Rainham, made the request in a letter to Seb Dance, London’s deputy mayor of transport Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
Man, 66, dies after being hit by lorry in Peckham A pensioner has died following a collision with a lorry on Peckham High Street in south London. Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
Record north-south gap in top GCSE grades blamed on ‘London-centric policies’ North-east school leaders call for government to recognise challenges faced in different parts of England The Guardian - UK · Aug 24, 2023
Sugar Prices Gain on the Outlook for Reduced Sugar Exports from India Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Thursday closed up +0.44 (+1.84%), and Oct London white sugar #5 (SWV23 ) closed -0.10 (-0.01%). Sugar prices Thursday mainly closed higher on carryover support from Wednesday on reports India will ban sugar exports. Gains in sugar were limited after Unica reported... Barchart · Aug 24, 2023
Cocoa Prices Rise on Concerns About West African Cocoa Crops Sep ICE NY cocoa (CCU23 ) on Thursday closed +40 (+1.20%), and Sep ICE London cocoa #7 (CAU23 ) closed +29 (+1.07%). Cocoa prices Thursday posted moderate gains as the most recent crop surveys in West Africa showed heavy rain knocked down cherelles and young pods from trees, and the... Barchart · Aug 24, 2023
Seven arrested as police target gang robbing schoolchildren at knifepoint across London Seven males as young as 15 have been arrested over a spate of knifepoint robberies on school children using buses, rail and the Tube network. Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
Fright Fest 2023: London’s horror and fantasy film festival opens today The festival is back with a bang for its 24th edition Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
‘A lot of working-class cinema is so joyless’: Charlotte Regan on her candy-coloured debut Scrapper Having spent time with her grandmother on a north London council estate, director Regan was determined to recapture her happy childhood. She talks about being a teenage paparazzi, casting a non-actor child as her star and ‘chasing the fun’ The Guardian - UK · Aug 24, 2023
Man who stabbed ‘hugely popular’ Islington flower seller jailed for life Tony Eastlake, 55, was attacked in May 2021 near his stall in north London. The Independent UK · Aug 24, 2023
Supersonic Travel: NASA’s Vision For Faster, Better Flights One route would see flights from New York City to London up to four times faster than what’s currently possible. Zenger · Aug 24, 2023
Man who murdered popular London flower seller in ‘needless’ attack is jailed Witnesses saw Peppiatt land a ‘punch’ on Tony Eastlake’s back, but really he plunged a knife that severed a main artery The Independent UK · Aug 24, 2023
Lioness to get Madame Tussauds waxwork—and the public decides which one The Lionesses’ impressive track record is set to be honoured by the London museum Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023
"When they said they wanted the whole full-length version of Whole Lotta Love, I said, Really?": what happened when Jimmy Page took a Led Zeppelin classic to China Jimmy Page, Leona Lewis, and a double-decker bus that transforms into a privet hedge: it can only be the closing ceremony of the 2008 Olympics Louder · Aug 24, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Aug 24, 2023 Gender gap shrinks and regional gap widens: 2023’s key GCSE trends in England Creative subjects are out and statistics is in, while London has widened the gap on the north-east
The Independent UK · Aug 24, 2023 Gap in top GCSE grades between London and North East widens The regional disparities in results have sparked concerns among social mobility experts and leaders in the North of England.
Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023 Weird ways to beat the Ulez charge as tank dodges rules with loophole From joining the circus to driving a tank, here are all the ingenious and unusual ways to avoid the £12.50 fee
Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023 Steep rise in children in deprived areas hospitalised with asthma when schools return London mum chooses to homeschool child over fears he will suffer asthma attack
The Guardian - UK · Aug 24, 2023 Dining across the divide: ‘I expected him to be vegetarian, which was probably unfair’ They both lean towards Labour, but are they on the same page when it comes to ‘woke culture’, the climate crisis and the media?
Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023 OPINION - The Standard View: Londoners look on aghast at Republican presidential debate As battles of American ideas go, it was not exactly William F. Buckley versus Gore Vidal. The eight Republican candidates went at it for two hours in Milwaukee and, by the end, it was no more clear that any of them could challenge Donald Trump for the nomination.
Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023 DJ Izzy Bossy curates your ultimate Notting Hill Carnival 2023 playlist DJ and founder of Bossy LDN, Izzy Bossy has been going to Notting Hill Carnival for as long as she can remember. The west Londoner talks bucket list moments, creating safe spaces for women and what makes Carnival so special
Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023 London opens its first rooftop basketball court in Greenwich The new court will also host other sport and wellness activities, including yoga
Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023 Bank Holiday to cap best summer since 2019 for London tourism Major events attracting tourists this weekend include the Notting Hill carnival and the Reading and All Points East music festivals
Evening Standard · Aug 24, 2023 Senior London Tories under fire over Facebook groups that celebrate Ulez camera destruction Senior London Tories were on Thursday accused of “condoning criminality” after it was revealed they help run social media groups that have celebrated the destruction of Ulez cameras and shared conspiracy theories about Sadiq Khan.
The Independent UK · Aug 24, 2023 GCSE results day 2023: Grades in your area as top results fall More than a fifth of UK GCSE entries were awarded the top grades