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One of the UK’s most valuable AI startups has picked central London for the site of its new European headquarters, the Standard can reveal. ElevenLabs, which develops AI-powered audio in different languages, has signed a lease for office space in Soho’s Wardour Street, at the heart of the capital’s creative…

Here is something that infuriates Londoners: e-bikes parked in the wrong place. In recent weeks there have been murmurings that Transport for London will launch a crackdown, demanding that all are parked in bays and stopping them from being left on pavements. According to reports, this could be in place…

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Dartford councillor appeared to call for far-right activists’ throats to be cut

The feared disorder largely did not come to pass. The capital showed it rejected far-Right racism as thousands of Londoners stood together to defeat the threat. Indeed, the number of anti-racism protesters who took to the streets outnumbered the far-Right, with peaceful demonstrations taking place across the city.

Anti-fascist, anti-racism protests were also held in Finchley, Brentford, Lewisham, and towns and cities across the UK