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‘This is so weird, it’s really weird,’ Scott Mills said of his predicament

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

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One of the dolphins, nicknamed Jo Jo, had been spotted swimming in west London last week

Nigel Farage believed the once-left wing student and former Goldman Sachs finance bro was a ‘huge factor’ in the growing success of his right-wing populist party. Katie Strick charts his steep rise and sudden departure from the heart of politics

Armed police swooped on the bank in Curzon Street in central London