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Three teenage boys stabbed near east London train station

Teenagers aged 15, 16 and 17 found with stab wounds in Romford

The Independent UK

Honey, we shrunk the car: the rise of micro mobility

This year it’s all about downsizing your wheels, with a surge in e-cycle and scooter use, and new miniature vehicles capable of transporting anything from food deliveries to a family of four. Is this the future of transport?

Evening Standard

Half of London boroughs have more people out of work now than before pandemic

Across London there are more than 460,000 people who are either looking for a job or are economically inactive

Evening Standard

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Rafael Fiziev doesn’t ‘give a sh*t’ if UFC 286 win doesn’t lead to title shot: Beneil Dariush ‘deserves it 150 percent’

Rafael Fiziev won't be too bothered if beating Justin Gaethje at UFC 286 in London doesn't get him a lightweight title shot.

USA Today Sports Media Group

OPINION - We are locking young people out of London — this is how we level down

Talk to any young Londoner these days and rather than envying the sparkling armada of promise sailing towards them, their glowing skin and youthful beauty, it’s hard not to feel something different: pity.

Evening Standard

Revealed: More free schools planned for London as pupil numbers dry up

EXCLUSIVE: More than 30 new free schools are in the pipeline for London and are set to create 14,500 places

Evening Standard

Woman accidentally sends girlfriend Moonpig card - for someone with 'itchy bum bum'

Martina Smith from London sent Manchester-based girlfriend Naomi a Moonpig card to cheer her up while unwell - but a bizarre mix-up meant she received someone else's card with a very intimate message inside

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Glamourous Christine McGuinness breaks cover as ex Paddy 'gets cosy' with Kirsty Gallacher

Paddy was spotted in London's Soho

Nottingham Post

Art After Dark: the free late-night culture programme coming to London’s biggest galleries

This year you can see some of London’s best exhibitions late in the evening

Evening Standard

Van Morrison announces London show at Royal Albert Hall – how to get tickets

Music legend Van Morrison set to perform songs from his new album Moving On Skiffle at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

Evening Standard

‘We’ve rediscovered the joy of reading’: how customers are rescuing UK bookshops

A bookseller in Kent has gone viral after tweeting a picture of her empty shop. Here, other retailers explain how they are surviving – even thriving – when many people are counting every penny

The Guardian - UK

Leading London girls’ school offers Python lessons

Putney High School classifies coding as modern language

Evening Standard

Nearly 10,000 oppose plan to pump treated sewage into Thames

Thames Water proposal to deal with droughts in capital draws ire of river users and environmentalists

The Guardian - UK

London restaurants opening in March, from Nessa to Story Cellar

From a gourmet gastropub to a circus-act supper club, here are the hottest new restaurants to know about in March

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Bleak expectations for London’s art auctions as estimates down

Total expected sales this contemporary art week are down 26 per cent on last year

The Independent UK

Number of people sleeping rough in England rises for first time since 2017

The rise has been branded a ‘massive, collective failure’ by a charity.

Evening Standard

London property forecast: capital predicted to be global ‘megacity’ with house prices 12 times incomes by 2037

With house prices expected to reach 12 times annual salaries, the capital is set to become one of the least affordable cities in the world

Daily Mirror

Pregnant Jessie J shows off her baby bump in see-through outfit during acoustic gig

Jessie J performed an acoustic concert at the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London last night, where she donned an edgy sheer outfit which showcased the pregnant singer's baby bump

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Evening Standard

Derwent London says ‘buzzing’ West End helps 2023 lettings pass last year’s total already

Office workers are demanding more from their time in the capital and companies are going west

Evening Standard

Tottenham and F1 team up to unearth next star by building world first in-stadium race track

Tottenham are to build a state-of-the art go-kart track in the bowels of their stadium, after joining forces with Formula 1 in a bid to potentially unearth London’s next F1 star.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish workers among the best paid in the UK, research finds

WORKERS across Scotland are the best paid outside London and the south east of England, the latest figures show.

Daily Mirror

Trailblazer became Britain's first black train driver after arriving in UK penniless

Wilston Samuel Jackson, originally from Kingston, Jamaica has been honoured with a blue plaque at King Cross Station in London after driving the Flying Scotsman and Mallard steam trains

The Independent UK

Cheap US flights from London Gatwick launch as another Norwegian airline takes off

‘It will be challenging for Norse Atlantic to match the legacy carriers,’ says airline network analyst

Evening Standard

Burnout, crippling pressures and 20-person queues: my day with a London ambulance crew

Ambulance workers are striking, citing record waiting times, below-inflation wages and an NHS in crisis — so what’s the reality for crews on the ground? Katie Strick spends 12 hours on the frontline

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Chirac Warned Bush against Overthrowing Saddam

French Diplomat Maurice Gourdault-Montagne's memoirs are unlike those of any regular ambassador that fill French libraries year after year. The author of “The Others Don’t Think Like Us” is no ordinary ambassador. Now retired, his long diplomatic career took him to Tokyo, Beijing, Berlin and London. He was France’s sherpa…

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