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Anthony Joshua fight diary: How I’m replicating my Dallas camp in a south-west London hideaway

British heavyweight on swapping the Texas sunshine for UK rain ahead of this weekend’s fight with Jermaine Franklin

Evening Standard · Mar 30, 2023

New huge immersive Paddington Bear attraction set to open for families in the UK

Unfolding across 26,000 square ft, you'll get to embark on a mission to help Paddington and The Brown family prepare for a very special day when the Padding Bear Experience comes to the Southbank in London

Daily Mirror · Mar 30, 2023

OPINION - Macron may be struggling at home, but he is still Europe’s biggest dog

Emmanuel Macron, if he had been born in another time, would have conquered half of Europe by now. He might even have installed a puppet Prince Harry as his vassal in London, having first raised an army for him in Normandy then dispatched his ageing father with the help of…

Evening Standard · Mar 30, 2023

Trattoria Brutto review: modest Italian food and an amazing atmosphere

There are few areas in the entire of the UK that betray the type of restaurant they house more than Farringdon. Home of the historic Smithfield Meat Market, you can expect food here to share a common theme: a focus on meat and butchery, and a consequential machismo – you’re…

The Week · Mar 30, 2023

Plug it in: £100m boost for electric car charging in South-East

Grant Shapps says he wants it ‘to be as easy to charge your EV as it is to fill up at the pump’

Evening Standard · Mar 30, 2023

File of evidence passed to CPS over fatal police shooting of Chris Kaba

Mr Kaba died after he was hit by a single gunshot fired by an armed officer on September 5 last year in Streatham Hill, south London.

The Independent UK · Mar 30, 2023

London rental crisis: tenants who complain about disrepair almost twice as likely to be evicted

New research from Shelter has found that 81 per cent of private renters have had issues with their accommodation in the past year, but are afraid to raise complaints.

Evening Standard · Mar 30, 2023

Pioneering Black economist Sir Arthur Lewis celebrated with university building after four year campaign

Sir Arthur Lewis became the London School of Economics’s first Black academic in 1938, and now has a building named in his honour

The Independent UK · Mar 30, 2023

Cleaner’s family £45,000 better off after rare ceramics sale

The family of a north London cleaner are £45,000 better off after some rare ceramics she was given by her employer sold at auction.

Evening Standard · Mar 30, 2023

More than 400,000 people took part in Lewisham’s stint as London Borough of Culture

A report found that the events drew in more than £4 million of inward investment

Evening Standard · Mar 30, 2023