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Carmen Callil, pioneering champion of female writers, dies aged 84

Publisher who founded Virago Press began as a campaigning outsider who introduced UK readers to authors including Angela Carter and Margaret Atwood

The Guardian - UK

Asda launching 30 new local 'Express' stores - with first two locations announced

Asda will open its new “Asda Express” convenience stores with the first shop opening in Sutton Coldfield on November 8 and Tottenham Hale, London, on December 6

Daily Mirror

Exiled renewable firm founder Nopporn seeks $1.5bn in UK fraud case

The founder of Thailand’s biggest wind power operator is seeking about $1.5 billion at a London fraud trial over allegations he was pressured to sell a large chunk of the firm just as he faced criminal charges in the country.

Bangkok Post

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Who is Jeremy Hunt? The former health secretary and new chancellor

Treasury chief has signalled he will have a ‘clean slate’ when it comes to re-examining Kwasi Kwarteng’s disastrous mini-Budget, which spooked global financial markets and piled pressure on Liz Truss

The Independent UK

Watch: Just Stop Oil activists block A4 near Barons Court Tube

Just Stop Oil activists were causing more mayhem on London’s roads on Tuesday morning as 30 protesters sat in front of traffic on the A4 near Barons Court. The latest protest comes as two activists continue to cause the closure of the Dartford Crossing by dangling from the Queen Elizabeth…

Evening Standard

Michael Bublé tour: How to get tickets to the singer’s first UK shows in four years

The singer will be visiting venues across London, Manchester, Glasgow and more

The Independent UK

Just Stop Oil: 26 arrests as activists block A4 near Barons Court Tube

Furious drivers demanded action as eco-protesters blocked a major road in central London on Tuesday morning and the Dartford Crossing was gridlocked for a second day.

Evening Standard

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Just Stop Oil protesters removed from Dartford Crossing bridge and arrested

Police use raised platform to bring down activists who had blocked route linking Kent and Essex for second day

The Guardian - UK

Ivan Perisic and Ryan Sessegnon decision - Tottenham team Conte should select to face Man United

We asked our Tottenham correspondent Alasdair Gold and football.london boss Lee Wilmot to name the team they reckon Conte will select at Old Trafford

Football London

London’s ‘smallest flat’ the size of two parking spaces, sells for £295,000

The Marylebone studio flat measures just 149 square feet, equivalent to four king-sized mattresses.

Evening Standard

Eurostar cancels some trains due to French strike action

Eurostar said it had to cancel some train services between London and Paris on Tuesday as a result of a nationwide strike protest in France.

Reuters

King Charles 'returns to Balmoral to thank soldiers who guarded over late Queen'

The King has reportedly returned to Balmoral to thank the soldiers in person who guarded over the Queen following her death before her body was taken to London for a state funeral

Daily Mirror

Shehan Karunatilaka's 'The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida' wins 2022 Booker Prize

"The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida" by Shehan Karunatilaka won the 2022 Booker Prize on Monday at the Roundhouse in London.

Los Angeles Times

More commuter chaos expected as Just Stop Oil activists remain on major bridge

The M25 Dartford Crossing was closed after the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge was scaled by two climbers from the group.

The Independent UK

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Truss sees UK vision dismantled as rivals fight for her job

LONDON — U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss was clinging to power on Monday after suffering the abject humiliation of being forced to U-Turn on much of the economic program she announced only last month.

Wales Online

The three Welsh restaurants named among best in Britain by The Good Food Guide

One Welsh restaurant was named 'World Class' by the guide and the awards for Wales didn't end there

Bangkok Post

Weak pound lures Thais to buy properties in London

The British pound, which was the lowest in 20 months against the baht, might draw more wealthy Thais to purchase London properties, according to property consultant Knight Frank Thailand.

The Independent UK

Camilla brings sister to Booker Prize ceremony and meets Dua Lipa

Camilla was wearing a black lace cocktail dress by Fiona Clare at the event in London.

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Daily Mirror

Tesco shopper banned from buying a sandwich because he didn't have the app

Jonathan Rowson was left 'shocked' after being told he needed to download the Tesco app and sign up for the Clubcard to be allowed into the store in Holborn, central London

Evening Standard

Birmingham beats London to be named Britain’s ‘most exciting foodie destination’

Elsewhere, L’Enclume was named as The Good Food Guide’s most exciting restaurant of 2022, with Pollen Street Social came out on top in London

The Independent UK

King welcomes President of Gabon amid Commonwealth entry celebrations

Gabon is the 55th member of the Commonwealth, with a special flag-raising ceremony taking place in London on Monday to mark its addition.

Daily Record

Hamilton native powers his way to top motivational accolade

Neil Davidson has built his career in London and worked on the London 2012 Olympic Games

Evening Standard

Police appeal after ‘vulnerable’ schoolboy goes missing in north London

Police are appealing for information as they search for a missing schoolboy from north London with his family said they were “extremely worried” about his welfare.

Evening Standard

Best tableware to create a magical Christmas tablescape

Set the scene for the lunch of the year

The Conversation

Three arguments why Just Stop Oil was right to target Van Gogh’s Sunflowers

Waves of controversy were sparked recently when the Just Stop Oil activists threw tomato soup over Van Gogh’s Sunflowers at the National Gallery in London. Although the painting was behind glass so not damaged, politicians were quick to condemn their “attention-seeking” vandalism while media commentators proclaimed that the act had…

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