My London: Fred Sirieix The First Dates maître d’ dines on black rice and squid ink at El Pirata, likes romantic walks in royal parks and loses himself at Porchester Spa Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022
Record-breaking £21m hospital expansion now on site in London after remote East Yorkshire build Premier Modular is delivering for King's College Hospital Birmingham Post · Feb 10, 2022
Tenants on east London estate revolt over damp and mouldy homes Housing association urged to improve conditions at Evelyn Court estate after years of complaints The Guardian - UK · Feb 10, 2022
Cressida Dick has ‘absolutely no intention’ of resigning from Met Police commissioner digs in, telling BBC London she has led force ‘very well’ despite series of scandals The Guardian - UK · Feb 10, 2022
Camilla ‘very honoured and very touched’ by future Queen Consort title The Duchess of Cornwall was asked how she felt about the endorsement during a visit to the Nourish Hub community kitchen in west London. The Independent UK · Feb 10, 2022
The Aubrey: ‘Tauntingly luxurious’ Japanese izakaya in the heart of Knightsbridge The newest addition to the cha-ching suburb of Knightsbridge, the Aubrey is a shamelessly upmarket restaurant that puts almost as much attention on the food as the interiors, finds Molly Codyre The Independent UK · Feb 10, 2022
Trinket smuggled from under Nazis’ noses to star in Sigmund Freud exhibition in London A tiny Chinese trinket smuggled out of Vienna under the nose of the Nazis will take pride of place in a new exhibition about pioneering psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022
Camilla speaks about her future as Queen for first time - says she's 'very touched' Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, was asked how she felt about her future title of Queen Consort when Prince Charles is King while on a visit to London today - and said she was "very, very honoured" Daily Mirror · Feb 10, 2022
Things to do in London this weekend (February 11-13) Beer, bao and a “baby shower” — these are the London events you need to know about Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022
Demand for London flats soars as more seek to buy first property Flats are once again trendy as first-time buyers look to smaller homes in a bid to buy in the capital. Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022
Southampton brutally troll Antonio Conte and Tottenham as Arsenal fans celebrate The Saints have posted a video of the Tottenham boss the morning after their dramatic win in north London, with Southampton fans and supporters of Spurs' rivals enjoying the social media post Football London · Feb 10, 2022
British Airways relaunches London-Sydney flights from March Airline will resume its service to the iconic east coast city after a two-year break The Independent UK · Feb 10, 2022
London rents: affordability crisis looms as demand for rentals highest since 1999 Rents continue to rise for Londoners as new figures reveal that 84 per cent of tenants spend more than 30 per cent of their earnings on this outgoing. Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022
City worker who swapped skyscrapers for a food stall is supported by Uber Eats Black Business Fund The Black Business Fund sees £50,000 distributed to ten small Black-owned businesses across the country impacted by the pandemic Wales Online · Feb 10, 2022
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022 Chef Marie Mitchell on her East End area with a fantastic foodie scene and old school values Marie Mitchell opened Island Social Club in Haggerston in 2019. She opens up on the ‘community feel’ she loves about living in Leyton and just why she moved north of the river.
Daily Record · Feb 10, 2022 Strictly’s Giovanni Pernice 'enjoys' snog with Emily Atack at BRIT Awards afterparty Actress Emily Atack and Strictly dancer Giovanni Pernice are said to have enjoyed the BRITs afterparty and were alleged to have kissed each other in London.
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022 Londoner’s Diary: Ben Okri’s fury at claims his novel was ghostwritten NOVELIST Ben Okri tells us he is “really furious” about a false claim from a ghostwriting agency that they had written parts of his Booker prize-winning novel The Famished Road.
The Guardian - UK · Feb 10, 2022 London woman takes legal action to block Edmonton incinerator Dorothea Hackman, 69, head of Camden civic society, challenges decision to award £755m incinerator contract
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022 Cut energy usage at certain times to earn credit on bills, households urged London-based customers of one of the UK’s largest energy companies will earn money off their bills if they limit consumption during certain times this winter, under a new plan to better balance supply and demand.
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022 Deal to free Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe fell through but Iran debt should be paid, says minister A £400million debt to Iran linked to the imprisonment of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe should be settled, a cabinet minister has said, after it emerged a deal to secure the London woman’s release had collapsed.
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022 London Tube passenger numbers surge by 25% after WFH guidance scrapped, TfL reveals TfL expects that Tube passenger numbers will never return to pre-pandemic levels
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022 Police launch hunt for London bus thief Police want to speak to a man who is linked to as many as 20 different theft offences on London buses.
Evening Standard · Feb 10, 2022 Norma Girolami: Car sought in murder of Highgate woman who took out £35k loan Detectives investigating the murder of a wealthy woman, who took out a £35,000 loan after going missing in north London, have made new appeals to solve the mystery.
Birmingham Post · Feb 10, 2022 Design team appointed to Birmingham's £1.9bn Smithfield scheme Architects and masterplanners from Birmingham and London will work with developers ahead of consultation launch in March
Wales Online · Feb 10, 2022 This Morning's Dr Ranj Singh issues safety warning after being robbed in London after BRIT Awards Said he shouldn't have given chase after watch stolen in mugging in Soho