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The week in classical: In the Realms of Sorrow; Alexander’s Feast; Sheku Kanneh-Mason plays Bloch – review

The raw, ravishing power of four solo cantatas is taken to the next level at the London Handel festival, while young star cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason works overtime

The Guardian - UK

Premier League and PFA renew call for temporary concussion subs

The International Football Association Board holds its annual general meeting in London on March 4.

The National (Scotland)

‘Umm Kulthum and the Golden Era’ to Open in Saudi Arabia

Three years after the musical “Umm Kulthum and the Golden Era” launched at London's Palladium theatre, producer Mona Khashoggi was able to achieve her dream of having the musical tribute performed in Saudi Arabia. Ithra Theater in Dhahran will be showing Khashoggi’s play starting March 7 and until March 17.

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Meet the Edinburgh designer to the stars who built his brand ‘out of nothing’

Mickey Ellis, 47, is ready to launch the first store for his fashion brand Hit & Run - a store designed to be the ‘total antithesis of fast fashion’, according to the Leith based designer.

Edinburgh Live

Arsenal have a simple way to beat Bournemouth but Jorginho solution needed

Arsenal news: The Gunners are looking to continue their fine recent form as relegation-threatened Bournemouth make the trip to north London

Football London

'Devoted' single mum-of-five dies falling down stairs as devastated daughter pays tribute

Zoë Scott, who was 50, was found dead by her 17-year-old son following the freak accident at the family's home in south east London - her grieving family said she 'would do anything for anyone'

Daily Mirror

Sadiq Khan accused of ‘trying to chuck up any old c**p’ to meet London housing targets

The Mayor hit back at the claim from his political opponent, defending his record on home delivery

Evening Standard

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'It's been my life': ACT medicos retire after decades in grassroots health care

The couple have always been a tight unit - even since they met while delivering a baby in London.

The Canberra Times

Gabriel Jesus 'spotted' and wonderkid called up to Arsenal training ahead of Bournemouth clash

Mikel Arteta and his coaching staff have put the Arsenal players through their paces at London Colney ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash at home to Bournemouth

Football London

London Fire Brigade dealt with 163 disciplinary cases in two years, report reveals

The London Fire Brigade (LFB) has investigated more than 160 disciplinary offences - including fraud and pornography - among its staff in the past two years, according to the BBC.

Evening Standard

Ambulance strikes called off in London after Government agrees to pay talks

Unison confirms strike next Wednesday will not go ahead

Evening Standard

Chris Sutton outlines what he expects in Brentford vs Fulham Premier League fixture

Fulham are flying high in the Premier League and are seventh heading into Monday night's London derby vs Brentford, with the Cottagers winning the reverse fixture 3-2

Football London

Premier League and PFA renew call for temporary concussion substitutes

The International Football Association Board holds its annual general meeting in London on March 4.

The Independent UK

Four big Stamford Bridge redevelopment hints from Chelsea owner Todd Boehly £83m decision

Chelsea news: Stamford Bridge looks destined to be overhauled by owner Todd Boehly as plans for what the future holds in west London continue to be discussed

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Evening Standard

Police release e-fit of man who flashed woman in Tooting

The Met has released an e-fit image of a man they wish to identify after a woman was flashed in south west London.

Daily Mirror

More than one in five Brits say mums are their heroes - while just 12% name dads

Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo took to the streets of London dressed as a superhero to ask Brits who their real-life heroes are, and why

Evening Standard

What are the hand baggage and liquid rules at London's main airports?

A consumer group has warned that inconsistent baggage rules across airports may cause confusion and delays

The Independent UK

Luton airport Dart rail shuttle finally set to open – at a price

One-way trip costs £4.90 – twice the price of the bus

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The Guardian - UK

Luton Dart: ‘the most expensive train in Britain’ opens for business

The airport’s much-anticipated £290m 1.25-mile shuttle service to the rail station will cost passengers £4.90 a trip

Manchester Evening News

HS2 could be delayed further, project boss says, but 'confidence' over Manchester route remaining

'I think it all sounds eminently sensible and I think the challenge is that this isn’t unique to HS2.'

The Conversation

National Theatre’s Phaedra review: suicide tragedy leaves a bad taste

Suicide is an act so shocking and violent that it undoes not only sensation, memory and feeling, but meaning. Poet and novelist Ocean Vuong describes how it unpicks even the connective tissue of language.

Evening Standard

HS2 timeline: government confirms train will run to London Euston

Rishi Sunak has confirmed that the HS2 train line will continue into the city centre by connecting to London Euston and will not terminate at Old Oak Common – as had been mooted.

Evening Standard

My London: Angela Hartnett

Murano chef-patron Angela Hartnett stocks up at La Fromagerie, romances at the French House and loves a crack of dawn walk on Hampstead Heath

The Independent UK

Foxes ‘tortured and set on fire with lighter fluid’ by group of men in London

The ‘appalling, cruel incidents’ were reported to police by an animal rescue group on Monday after a fox had been set on fire in Beckton

Wales Online

Brits name their 'everyday heroes' - with attributes like kindness and selflessness

Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo took to the streets of London dressed as a superhero to ask Brits who their real-life heroes are, and why

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