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Met Office issues 19-hour yellow thunderstorm warning with London at risk of 'flash floods'

The Met Office has issued a 19-hour yellow weather warning for thunderstorms with thousands of Brits braced for heavy downpours, flooding, and power cuts

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Wembley stabbing live as murder investigation launched after man knifed to death

The young man was pronounced dead at the scene

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'Deeply tragic' Wembley stabbing at Brent Civic Centre has 'shaken' the borough - council leader

A murder investigation has been launched following the incident, the Metropolitan Police has announced

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Ofsted's red flag at Bright Horizons nursery as staff fail to spot choking hazard seen by inspector

The nursery in West Dulwich has been told it must urgently improve following an Ofsted inspection in July 2026

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TfL urged to bear 'massive cost' for London bus drivers to be safer in scorching heat

The Conservatives' transport spokesperson has called for Transport for London to suck up the costs and improve working conditions as MyLondon continues to campaign for change

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Ex-soldier killed great-grandmother during burglary at her North London home, court told

Rose Smith, 75, died in hospital 24 hours after being attacked

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Harrow set for new GP surgery and healthcare hub as deteriorating building eyed up

Developers claim the "historic character" of the building owned by Harrow, Richmond and Uxbridge College would be retained

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It's not quite Clacton but Wandsworth by-election could decide control of council

Voters will head to the polls on Thursday in Wandsworth's Trinity ward

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Northolt double stabbing: Man, 21, fighting for life in hospital

Two people, including a teenage boy, have been arrested in connection

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West London GP practice 'must improve' after concerns raised about consent and dignity

The Care Quality Commission found that staff do not always respect patients' rights

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London Underground services hit by delays on day bus strikes resume

With bus strikes resuming and one Tube line partly closed delays were expected throughout the capital

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North London water shortage for thousands of households in 6 postcodes - recap

Thames Water were on site since 6.45pm on Monday

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Driver escapes unscathed after Tesla smashes into East London home

An eyewitness said, 'It looked like it had ploughed through the living room or at least knocked it in'

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‘My childbirth tear was undiagnosed for 2 years and has left me with a stoma bag - Now I'm campaigning for other mums'

A woman endured a 'traumatic' 3-day birth at an East London hospital

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Notting Hill Carnival road closures confirmed - full list

Millions of people are set to descend on the streets of West London over the bank holiday weekend

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Green belt or grey belt? Disagreement between City Hall and Harrow means land open to 158 homes

Harrow Conservatives, who control the council, have started a petition to oppose the scheme

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'Sadiq Khan should step down as Mayor in 2028 and join me in House of Lords'

Lord Shaun Bailey savagely labelled some of the Mayor's deputies "utterly useless" and said him stepping down would clear them out

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Man found dead in landing gear as plane landed at Gatwick after 3 hour flight

The man had been inside the wheel compartment throughout the flight from Morocco to Gatwick Airport

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Family's major update on boy injured in zoo crocodile enclosure

The child was seriously hurt at the zoo in Cambridgeshire

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London food company selling popular children's drinks fined £18K after cat faeces found in warehouse

The contamination was found on the food packaging that people would have 'drunk from directly'