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AAP Rolling News Bulletin May 24, 0230

AAP Rolling News Bulletin for May 24 at 0230

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GLA considering investigation into Zack Polanski over houseboat council tax

Official assessing formal complaint into Green party leader’s potential ‘breach of conduct’ as assembly member

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Mohun Bagan pull out seven players from India squad for Unity Cup over pre-FIFA window concerns

The seven players, who were part of the 28-member India squad selected by coach Khalid Jamil for the four-nation tournament, were scheduled to fly to London from Bengaluru on Sunday. The camp was being held in Bengaluru.

The Economic Times

Don't be barking: The seven-second test on whether to walk your dog in a heatwave

Vets are warning dog owners to be alert to signs of their pets overheating as temperatures are set to soar above 30C

Evening Standard

New EU border checks at Dover suspended after queues on hot bank holiday weekend

The UK has seen the hottest day of the year so far on Saturday.

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Middlesbrough fans take over Trafalgar Square ahead of Championship play-offs final at Wembley

Huge crowds of supporters swarmed the central London attraction on Friday evening, setting off flares and chanting songs

Evening Standard

Brent Labour does deal with Tories after Starmer bans party from working with Greens

Seven London councils - Brent, Barnet, Enfield, Haringey, Wandsworth, Lambeth and Southwark - fell from Labour to no overall control at the local elections on May 7

Evening Standard

London faces NINE by-elections at cost of £200,000 to taxpayers - why are they happening?

The local elections dust has barely settled over the capital and already Londoners are facing a string of by-elections

Evening Standard

Photographing the British Isles Competition 2026 open for entries

Win a place on a photo workshop in London or the Cotswolds with landscape photographer William Gray

Digital Camera World

UK floats single market for goods with EU

LONDON - The British ⁠government has ⁠proposed the creation of a single market for goods with the European Union in what would be an ambitious reset ‌of its post-Brexit ties with the bloc, but Brussels has rejected the idea, British media have reported.

Bangkok Post

‘I will kill you Jews’: Man jailed for 5 years in UK over antisemitic threats near London synagogue

A London court on Friday sentenced a 36-year-old man to five years in prison after he admitted to a series of antisemitic hate crimes targeting members of the Jewish community in north London.

The Times of India

Celebration Day: Ophelia Lovibond reads Christina Rossetti’s ‘Remember’ in memory of Caroline Flack

The actor Ophelia Lovibond reads “Remember” by Victorian poet Christina Rossetti in honour of her late friend, the TV presenter Caroline Flack who died aged 40 in 2020. “I had never experienced this gulf, this absence,” she says. “And yet her absence felt like a presence at the same time.”…

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Poet and broadcaster Lemn Sissay reads from ‘Let the Light Pour In’ for his late friend on Celebration Day

Lemn Sissay OBE, the poet and broadcaster, read a work from his 2013 bestselling collection Let the Light Pour In in honour of his friend Sarah Weir, with whom he worked as a poet for the 2012 London Olympics before she died of cancer. “She said to her partner, when…

Evening Standard

On the attack: The sperm donors preying on London's women

As high IVF costs drive women to unregulated Facebook groups, some are getting more than just a vial of semen

Evening Standard

London heatwave LIVE: Temperatures hit 35C in capital as train services go into meltdown

The all-time May temperature high was broken for the second day in a row at Kew Gardens, according to the Met Office

Evening Standard

Thornton Heath fire: Blaze rips through house converted into flats in south London

Nearby residents were urged to keep windows and doors closed while firefighters tackled the blaze

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A&E doctor who escaped Syria for UK left with 'life-changing' brain injury after London crash

Ahmad Alhameed, 47, suffered a fractured skull, broken ribs and serious brain injury when he was hit by a car on November 13 last year

Evening Standard

Temperatures in UK could be hotter than the Seychelles on Saturday

The UK will enjoy another very warm and sunny day on Saturday, with 30C likely to be recorded in the south of England, the Met Office said.

Evening Standard

Acton stabbings: Man arrested after five assaulted and stabbed in west London

Officers were called just before 3pm on Friday following reports of an altercation on Horn Lane, Acton

The Independent UK

New Strictly Come Dancing presenters make first public appearance as trio at Chelsea Flower Show

Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe visited the London garden show on Friday

Evening Standard

When will the heatwave end? Met Office issues weather alert as temperatures to hit 35C peak

It’s going to be a glorious - and possibly record-breaking - Bank Holiday weekend in London

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Short Covering Lifts Cocoa Prices Higher Ahead of Holiday Weekend

July ICE NY cocoa (CCN26 ) on Friday closed up +29 (+0.77%), and July ICE London cocoa #7 (CAN26 ) closed up +10 (+0.45%). Cocoa prices recovered from 2.5-week lows on Friday and settled higher as short covering emerged ahead of the long holiday weekend, with markets in the US...

The Economic Times

On London's streets, facial recognition tests the balance between security and liberty

The operation was an example of a technology the Metropolitan Police say is transforming policing, helping officers arrest around 2,500 wanted people since the start of 2024, including suspects accused of violent and sexual offences.

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