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Fears North London school sports day at risk as field 'left to become overgrown'

Brent Council has said the maintenance work will be completed this week

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Wimbledon residents furious as tennis fans send late-night food deliveries to their homes

Wimbledon residents have expressed their frustration at receiving multiple food deliveries every evening as queue attendees order their dinner to nearby properties while they wait to get tickets to the tournament

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Man found dead in Hammersmith street after police and paramedics alerted to 'welfare' concerns

He was pronounced dead at the scene and police are not treating the death as suspicious

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Three South London burglars jailed after stealing nearly £1m worth of weight-loss drug

CCTV shown in court shown in court showed two defendants both clad in black, wearing gloves and carrying torches, climb into the building through the air duct.

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Young neo-Nazi jailed after plotting mass shooting and targeting London Lord Mayor

The 22-year-old appeared tearful and wiped his eyes with a tissue as the judge sentenced him

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Motorcyclist dies after A13 crash with his family receiving specialist support

The victim died in hospital later that evening and police have arrested a driver

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London airports bring in new travel rule for families ahead of the summer holidays

Children aged eight and over can now use eGates at 13 UK airports, including Heathrow and Gatwick, under new travel rules that could make the journey home smoother for families this summer

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West London teacher fired after caught gulping secret stash of white wine at work

A deputy headteacher at a London school has been indefinitely banned from the classroom after she bought and drank half a bottle of wine during a single morning at work.

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Arthur Fery is a 'hard-working inspiration' to Wimbledon students, says his former teacher

British Wimbledon hopeful Arthur Fery went to school just down the road from the prestigious tennis championship

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Euston rail strikes to cause severe disruption to trains this week

Rail bosses have warned some routes will not have any service

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Wanted man may have fled UK from Heathrow Airport after woman and girls found dead at home

Police believe he had fled the UK via Heathrow Airport over the weekend and are appealing for any infomation

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British Airways cancels Heathrow flight after crew’s ‘vodka and beer session’

A number of British Airways crew members have been suspended while an investigation is carried out

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Man on tracks causing major rail delays at Waterloo Station

Rail disruption for South Western services is expected until 4pm

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Gallows Corner saga continues as TfL admits more work is needed before reopening

We are now approaching a full year since Gallows Corner was shut on June 23, 2025.

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Pardoned killer's life in Croydon before she became the last woman to be hanged

King Charles has pardoned the last woman to be hanged in Britain, who was executed for the murder of her lover in 1955

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South London bar saved by new owner after 'drug taking, assault and underage drinking'

Police raised concerns about Tap on Blackfen Road after a woman was assaulted with a glass and they witnessed CCTV of illegal gambling and drug taking

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M23 traffic accident live as road shut near Gatwick Airport due to fatal crash

The southbound carriageway is expected to remain closed for several hours

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King Charles pardons London killer Ruth Ellis who was last woman to be hanged in Britain

The King has pardoned Ruth Ellis who was hanged for the murder of her lover David Blakely in 1955

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Hammersmith Bridge needs up to £128m to stay open to pedestrians and cyclists

The West London council confirmed that it was now focusing on keeping the bridge open for cyclists, pedestrians and river traffic

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Summer storms heading to London but hot weather forecast for August bank holiday and Notting Hill Carnival

A spell of 'heavy rain, flash floods, and thunderstorms' has been forecast for August, but the Notting Hill Carnival is due to have some good weather