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Reform UK Mayor candidate 'would run London like Tokyo on steroids' and automate Tube to stop strikes

Laila Cunningham sat down with MyLondon for an interview on our new podcast, The London Brief

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I quit my corporate London job and sold my flat to start a glamping business – I'm now living the dream

After living in London for a decade, the couple wanted a slower-paced lifestyle closer to nature, a better work-life balance, and a way to build something sustainable for their family and local community

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Call for London to get same devolved powers as Scotland and Wales to solve housing crisis

Green Party London Assembly Member Benali Hamdache argues London;s housing crisis is unique and the GLA needs autonomy to properly tackle it

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Hounslow councillor arrested and charged with fraud over Sikh gurdwara allegations

He remains a Labour councillor one week after he was charged

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East London diners ‘frozen in terror’ as arsonists set fire to restaurant with them inside

Customers at an Indian restaurant were “frozen in terror” as masked attackers doused the room in petrol before holding the door shut and setting the room and them alight, a court has heard.

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South London man, 64, who blew up ULEZ camera with homemade explosive jailed for 16 years

He used a homemade explosive to destroy the camera, also damaging a child’s bedroom and 'ripping through' a car in the blast

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Girl sexually assaulted by man outside Vauxhall station

The British Transport Police has launched a CCTV appeal to identify a man they need to speak to in connection

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Claudia Winkleman's life off screen — husband, kids and royal connection

The Traitors host Claudia Winkleman has been a staple of our TV screens for years, but her life away from the cameras is just as fascinating

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Last man living on site of new Universal theme park says he 'feels like a trespasser' as bailiffs called

The man is facing homelessness and claims Universal won't respond to his letters

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Surbiton pub will reopen within weeks after £330k makeover - here's what's now on offer

New operators Paul Reynolds and William Walters are set to reopen the pub in November

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Extra Crossrail 2 stop in City of London called for to link up with huge development area

Common Councillor Shravan Joshi said it is "disappointing" the indicative Crossrail 2 route does not run through the City of London

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800 homes either side of Deptford Creek refused but Sadiq Khan can push it through

Lewisham Council refused the 548 homes on its side of the creek, while Greenwich voted to defer its final decision on the remaining 254

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Central London Tube station's dodgy escalator to close within days and won't reopen for months

Disabled passengers who can't use the fixed stairs at Pimlico station will have to take alternative routes

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North London borough declares 'private rent crisis' and calls for powers to cap costs

Islington Council has joined the Mayor of London in calling for devolved powers to freeze rents

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South London council to spend £3.1m on 25 Met Police officers to patrol borough's streets

The team would be tasked with acting on issues in Wandsworth that might not otherwise be prioritised

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Wimbledon's water woes continue as outage gives way to burst main - all while we're in a drought

Thames Water repair works are expected to continue until at least Friday, with motorists warned to expect significant delays near South Wimbledon station

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District Line's constant delays 'making people change jobs and miss kids' milestones'

Campaigners say chronic signalling problems, delays and infrequent services are costing passengers time, as pressure grows for a major upgrade to the Wimbledon branch

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All the London Underground and TfL lines that will be shut this weekend

Track work on the Jubilee line is disrupting daytime services and some overnight Overground

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‘It’s the Wild West’: Londoners demand crackdown on bus habit that could get you a £293 fine abroad

Singapore has introduced fines of up to £293 for antisocial behaviour on buses, prompting Londoners to call for similar action over noisy and inconsiderate passengers.

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Bromley midwife who told mother ‘If you don’t push, I’m going to cut you’ banned from profession

She has been banned from the profession after she also told a mother: 'What’s wrong with you? Are you emotional?” after the patient cried out in pain.