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OPINION - Why London should aspire to be more Nashville

it’s not to say I felt like I was walking the plank exactly but last week I stepped aboard a flight to Nashville and did wonder if it was an entirely prudent move. Anxiety crunched like heavy gravel in my stomach as I wearily eyed my colleague Josh Barrie across…

Evening Standard

Help us end our pain, pleads daughter of murdered Londoner

Every year between 60 and 90 British citizens die in suspicious circumstances overseas

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Dockless e-bikes ‘need new rules to stop them just being dumped’

Council leaders say abandoned e-bikes and e-scooters cause significant problems for pedestrians

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London house prices to ‘fall 10 per cent by autumn’ as interest rate rises send mortgage payments soaring

London buyers will be particularly vulnerable to a slump as interest rate rises on large loans push up mortgage payments

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The rise of the single’s supperclubs: Would you go for dinner with 100 strangers?

Eccentric dinner parties are taking London’s dating scene by storm – Lara Olszowska looks for romance on the stoves

Evening Standard

Can you make an AI understand love? The experimental games festival about relationships

Laze in front of a digital fire reading poetry, play games about dating or find out how gaming links families at Now Play This in London, designed to make us look at video games differently

The Guardian - UK

Woman and jealous boyfriend jailed over ‘honeytrap’ shooting of second lover in south London

A woman at the centre of a love triangle who lured her ex-boyfriend into a “honeytrap” to be shot by her new lover has been jailed for 30 years.

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Printworks announces line-up for closing weekend including Camelphat and Black Coffee

The venue will close its doors for good following its early May bank holiday send off

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London property market stagnant amid warnings of UK-wide house price falls

The typical London house price in March was £537,250, which is very slightly up (0.1 per cent) on this time last year

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Avanti launches £30 London to Scotland tickets for flexible travellers

The ‘low cost superfare’ tickets are less than half of the usual price

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Chelsea news: First pictures as Frank Lampard leaves home ahead of stunning Blues return as interim manager

Frank Lampard has been pictured this morning leaving his London home as prepares to return to Chelsea as interim manager later on Thursday.

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Labour opens up record lead over Tories in London

The results of the survey by YouGov mark Labour’s biggest lead since tracking began in 2010

Evening Standard

London NHS Trust cancels all non-urgent care during junior doctors’ strike

Whittington Health NHS Trust said it had made ‘difficult decision’ to ensure patient safety in emergency care

Evening Standard

Commentary: Foreign surrogacy: Should we allow outsourcing of labor?

In 1896, the body of a baby, wrapped in a bag, was fished out of London’s Thames river. An investigation led to the hanging of Amelia Dyer, a “baby farmer” who had killed hundreds of children.

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The Week

Unique deal struck to acquire The Portrait of Omai

The future of Sir Joshua Reynolds’ The Portrait of Omai has been secured thanks to a unique deal between London’s National Portrait Gallery and the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Depicting a Polynesian who sailed to Britain with Captain Cook, the c.1776 work is one of the earliest great portraits…

The Week

Recipe: James Cochran’s signature fried chicken

My mum is the reason I have such a love for Caribbean food as she got me into cooking from a very young age, says James Cochran, chef-owner of 12:51 restaurant in Islington, London. I was always around food, both at home and when out in the community.

The Guardian - UK

The Colston connection: how Prince William’s Kensington Palace home is linked to slavery

Palace was residence of William III, who was given shares in slave-transport company, and successive monarchs involved in trade

The Guardian - UK

Tower Bridge steam-cleaned and a Kentish Serengeti: the River Thames, part three

The third part of Jill Mead’s look at a year in the life of the great River Thames takes in the waterway over the course of some of the colder months

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Football London

West Ham’s players must take Newcastle responsibility as David Moyes speaks out on future

The major talking points from the London Stadium where West Ham United suffered their heaviest home Premier League defeat since August 2019 against Newcastle United on Wednesday night

The National (Scotland)

Avanti West Coast to offer cheap tickets from Glasgow to London

TRAIN operator Avanti West Coast will offer cheap tickets from Glasgow to London.

Sports Illustrated

AEW Announces Its Biggest Show Ever at London’s Wembley Stadium

AEW: All In London will mark the first time Wembley Stadium has hosted professional wrestling since WWE SummerSlam 1992.

The Independent UK

Tony Khan believes ‘London is the worldwide capital of sport’

Khan loves Wembley Stadium.

The Guardian - UK

Mark Rowley aims to reform the Met on the scale of Robert Mark in the 1970s

The London police commissioner faces a battle to clean up a force where the same cultures tackled by his predecessor ‘are alive and well’

Daily Mirror

Luis Enrique swerves question over Chelsea meeting with tongue-in-cheek response

Former Barcelona boss Luis Enrique is in the running to become Chelsea's next long-term manager after flying from Spain to London to speak with the club's owners on Wednesday

Daily Mirror

Couple lured victim to Sainsbury's in 'honeytrap' then shot him leaving him paralysed

Daniel Gaudin and his girlfriend Shannon Rule lured a man to a Sainsbury's in Morden, south London where he was gunned down in a vicious planned attack that caused life-changing injuries

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