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One in 4 people mocked at work for their accent as Mirror staff share their experiences

Mirror staff share their experiences of being mocked for their accents after a Sutton Trust poll found that one in four people have been seen in a negative light at work because of the way they speak

Daily Mirror

‘We were left by the road’: asylum seekers stranded in London describe experience

Two Afghans tell of how they were taken from Manston centre and left without accommodation or money

The Guardian - UK

Eco-activist attacks on museum artwork ask us to figure out what we value

In the last few weeks climate change activists have perpetrated various acts of reversible vandalism against famous works of art in public galleries.

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Sadiq Khan calls for urgent review after asylum seekers stranded in London

Mayor tells Suella Braverman of his shock at people from Manston facility being left cold and hungry in capital

The Guardian - UK

UK weather: Thunderstorms on way after London hit by half a month’s rainfall in one night

Further flooding and travel disruption expected as up to 40mm rain forecast to fall in just a few hours

The Independent UK

Kane given freedom of London and Pique calls time – Thursday’s sporting social

Pique says he will play his final match for Barcelona this weekend.

The Independent UK

Indians make up highest number of non-UK-born residents in England

LONDON: One in six, or 10 million, usual residents of England and Wales were born outside the UK and the most common country of birth was India, according to new data released from the 2021 census.

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India’s neutrality on Ukraine has been raised with S Jaishankar and PM Narendra Modi since Rishi Sunak became PM

LONDON: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak raised India’s neutral position on Ukraine with PM Narendra Modi during their recent phone call, it has emerged. UK foreign secretary James Cleverly also raised the issue “directly” with external affairs minister S Jaishankar on his recent trip to India.

The Times of India

Rail passengers urged to only travel if 'absolutely necessary' during strike action

Strikes are planned on Saturday and Network Rail says people should not go to the Wales vs New Zealand rugby union game via train

Wales Online

Take That tease new album and comeback tour as Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald reunite

The band released their last studio album in 2017, but will be making a long-awaited return in 2023 including a performance at BST in London's Hyde Park

Chronicle Live

Man who took posters to Sajid Javid’s home not guilty of criminal damage charge

Geza Tarjanyi travelled to the then health minister’s house in London on January 3 to stage a protest against the coronavirus vaccine rollout.

The Independent UK

Oxford Street's iconic Christmas lights WON'T be on 24/7 due to energy crisis

The lights in the central London shopping hotspot, which flickered to life on Wednesday, typically draw crowds of people in the lead up to Christmas

Daily Mirror

Tower Hamlets: Children lie down in front of council workers trying to rip up school street blockade

Children celebrated after their action prevented traffic calming measures being removed at the order of mayor Lutfur Rahman

Evening Standard

Taxi fares outside London could rise by a fifth if Uber wins court case

Ride-sharing company is attempting to force taxi firms to pay VAT on journeys

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Biggest interest rate rise in decades as the Bank of England predicts longest-ever recession

Property price chat, Tube delays, torrential rain – this morning doled out a full house of London bingo. And then the Bank of England said ‘hold my £8.50 beer’.

Evening Standard

London top destination for travel bookings in boost for tourism industry

London came second to Paris as the most popular booked destination in 2022, report says

The Independent UK

Greenpeace activists on trial over protest that blocked tanker of Russian diesel

The group claim they were acting to prevent a crime.

Evening Standard

Ukrainian man who survived two heart attacks reunited with paramedics who saved his life

Val Dyadyuk was visiting his son in north London when he stopped breathing early one morning in May

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Inside the phone-snatching crisis as London robbery crimewave spirals

The number of robberies has risen almost 21 per cent, with victims left traumatised and members of the public calling for greater police presence

Reuters

'Screams from a madhouse': Albanian PM scolds Britain over migration row

Britain should look to Germany to learn how to cope with a wave of immigrants, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Thursday, chastising London for its depiction of Albanians arriving in the country via the English Channel.

Bangkok Post

BoE: Britain faces two-year recession

LONDON: The Bank of England raised interest rates to 3% on Thursday from 2.25%, its biggest rate rise since 1989, but it pushed back against expectations for further steep hikes, saying Britain faces a painful recession that could last two years.

The Independent UK

Judge concerned by patient using online hormone medication to transition

Mr Justice Hayden is considering the woman’s case in the Court of Protection and raised concern at the latest hearing in London.

The Independent UK

Thunderstorms set to bring more disruption after heavy downpours cause flooding

Parts of London endured more than half a month’s worth of rainfall in one night.

Al Jazeera

London court orders Glencore UK to pay $310m over bribery charges

The British subsidiary of the mining and trading group is penalised for seven bribery offences in five African nations.

Edinburgh Live

King Charles to 'break Queen's tradition' on first Remembrance Sunday

King Charles will be attending his first Remembrance Sunday in London as monarch on November 13. In recent years, he has laid a wreath on his mother's behalf as the late Queen watched from the balcony.

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