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Londoner completes mission to sample a scone at every possible National Trust location

Sarah Merker has ranked and reviewed 244 scones and accrued thousands of Twitter followers in the process

Evening Standard

Black Londoners ‘face more stop and searches’

A stop and search in London is three times more likely to be carried out on a black person than someone who is white

Evening Standard

Why I live in Harringay: food writer James Read on why he’s hooked on his international foodie neighbourhood

Food writer and Kim Kong Kimchi founder James Read reveals what it is about this north London area that’s kept him there for 15 years and counting

Evening Standard

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Beazley eyes cyber crime and space as new frontiers for insurers as profits take a hit from investment losses

FTSE 100 company backs London insurance market’s reputation for innovation

Evening Standard

France is becoming the new Britain

Brexit and the French ruling class’s superior survival skills are helping it trounce its rival on the world stage

Financial Times

Soul & Surf Sri Lanka: ‘Never have I found such a pleasing antidote to London’s harsh winters’

Patient instructors teach you how to ride the waves and, away from the sea, there are walks, delicious food, yoga classes. Kate Lough logs off and tunes into the power of slowing down

Evening Standard

London taxi fares to rise in bid to ensure enough cabs available to help women get home safely at night

7.6 per cent increase is higher than hike in train, Tubes and bus fares

Evening Standard

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‘How quickly can we come?’ Western Australia police swamped with enquiries at UK recruitment day

A delegation from Perth is in London asking Brits to ‘come join us’ – and police are on their wish list

Evening Standard

London weather forecast: Driest February in 30 years for England - but cold snap to come next week

England had an unusually dry, sunny and mild winter, the Met Office says

Evening Standard

Full list of new driving rules in March and April everyone should know

Britons to face changes to London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ), benefits for electric car owners, and adjustments to fuel duty

The Independent UK

Get connected: 10 homes for sale within minutes of London’s top transport hubs — from Waterloo to West Ham

These homes for sale are all less than 10 minutes’ walk of an interchange station, where London’s tube, rail and bus networks converge

Evening Standard

The price to rent a Manchester city centre apartment is rising faster than anywhere outside London... but why?

The end of Help to Buy in October and the rise in mortgage rates following September's mini-Budget have been blamed

Manchester Evening News

Schools in London face disruption as teachers stage strikes

Three in five parents support teachers taking strike action, a poll suggests.

Evening Standard

Newcastle United supporter attacked fellow fan with bottle on train on way back from match in London

Ryan Vaughan, of North Shields, was extremely drunk and had taken cocaine when he turned violent on his way back from a game against Tottenham

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Baker Tilly Asia expansions

Thailand and other Asia Pacific countries hold great opportunity for their economy to grow and for Baker Tilly to expand its presence here after the London-based global accounting firm posted a record revenue of US$1 billion from this region last year, executives say.

Tribune News Service

Boris Johnson’s comeback dreams shattered by Sunak’s Brexit win

LONDON — Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s success in securing a new settlement for Northern Ireland with the European Union has killed off any lingering prospects of a return to U.K. power by Boris Johnson, Conservatives said.

Daily Mirror

'Luxury £1.5m shopping hub' built after London riots abandoned with just one shop left

Hackney Walk in east London was opened with plenty of fanfare as a new £1.5 million luxury shopping district but now six years later it lies empty but for one store

Bangkok Post

Kandinsky masterpiece sells for record $45 million

LONDON - Wassily Kandinsky's masterpiece "Murnau Mit Kirche II", recently recovered by the descendants of its owner, a German Jew killed by the Nazis, sold for $45 million on Wednesday, a record for the artist according to auctioneers Sotheby's.

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Daily Mirror

New figures expose 'fallacy' of benefit cap 'work incentive', child poverty group says

Ministers are now facing calls to abandon the cap - around £1,666 per month for a couple per month outside London - which one expert said makes 'no logical sense'

AAP

Aussie violinist to strike a chord at king's coronation

Australian violinist Madeleine Easton will play her rare 1682 Giovanni Grancino violin when she performs at the coronation of King Charles in London on May 6.

Tribune News Service

‘Stranger Things’ stage play to open in London this year

A “Stranger Things” stage play is ready to turn London upside down.

Manchester Evening News

Supreme Court to sit in Manchester for the first time next week

The court is usually based in central London

Evening Standard

London Ambulance Service told to improve its ethnic diversity

The London Assembly’s health committee pointed out that minority ethnic ambulance staff were disproportionately found in the organisation’s lowest-paid roles

The Guardian - UK

Misplaced tube may have contributed to London boy’s Covid death, inquest hears

Doctor who treated Ismail Mohamed Abdulwahab in March 2020 says breathing tube was in wrong position

The Independent UK

Signs that more families missing out on first choice of secondary school

Nearly two in five pupils in some London boroughs did not secure their preferred place, figures show.

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