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Wandsworth Council allows 24-hour Putney gambling venue to open as it effectively has no choice
Dozens of objections were filed but the council said the "threshold for a refusal had not been met"
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Teen hacked accountant to death after he 'pestered girl for sex'
Emmanuel Avogo, then 16, was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 20 years after he murdered accountant Adam Khan, 26, in a machete attack in Humberstone Road, Luton, on 31 August last year
Schoolboy acquitted of attempted murder after stabbing teacher in head
He attacked her after asking her to check his schoolwork
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The Odyssey fans flying from Singapore, LA and Toronto to watch it in London - new dates to be added
The Odyssey is sold out for all 173 showings at BFI IMAX until September 10 as fans fly across the globe to get the full experience
British Rail poster from 1979 predicts how different London would look without trains
Trying to drive anywhere in London is often a fool's errand - unless you're a bus driver or a cabbie - so it's a good thing we've got the Underground and Overground rail services. But what if we didn't?
'Udderly' brazen semi-naked woman allegedly steals milk in Bearwood doorstep theft
A woman was caught on doorbell camera allegedly stealing milk bottles from a doorstep in Bearwood in the early hours of the morning
'Terrified' monkey abandoned on North London bus
The RSPCA believes the common marmoset was abandoned as a result of new laws which means all primates kept in England must be licenced
Four Spanish vandals fined after flying into the UK to graffiti London Underground trains
Two of the vandals were arrested at Stansted Airport while trying to return home
Kevin Keegan dead: England and Liverpool legend dies surrounded by family
Former England and Newcastle manager Keegan revealed he was battling stage four cancer earlier this year
London Christmas panto cast announcements - Vernon Kay will be in Bromley with £64 tickets
Sleeping Beauty plays at Bromley's Churchill Theatre from December 5 until January 3, 2027
Andy Burnham pledges to 'end rough sleeping' in his first instruction to government
The new prime minister made the pledge after visiting homelessness charity The Passage in Victoria, Central London
Fire burns through 'much-loved' South London family-run Argentine restaurant
Kate and Reinaldo Vargas had to wake up in May to news that a fire had ravaged their restaurant in South East London
'20mph roads are working in London - they should be rolled out as England's default'
TfL's Chief Safety, Health and Environment Officer has told government ministers they are being too "hesitant" and should take inspiration from Sadiq Khan
Ealing Council insists electricity for new data centre won't come from local grid as it pockets £18m
The new data centre will be located on the site of a former food factory in Southall
Martin Lewis issues scam warning to Amazon shoppers after being targeted himself
The money saving expert nearly fell victim to fraudsters claiming to be from Amazon
£130m National Sports Centre could be approved within days but does it fall short of expectations?
Many have praised plans to bring the dilapidated Crystal Palace centre back to life, but others are concerned it's not adequate for some sports
Keir Starmer's friends crying outside Downing Street run Indian restaurant where he 'started career'
After leaving Downing Street, Sir Keir visited the King at Buckingham Palace to resign formally with Andy Burnham now Prime Minister
Andy Burnham is officially made Prime Minister after ‘kissing of hands’ with King
Andy Burnham has visited Buckingham Palace and received an invitation from the King to form a Government
Andy Burnham's 'coolest girl in college' wife Marie-France van Heel who left him hiding behind sofa
Dutch-born Marie-France van Heel and Andy Burnham married in 2000 and have three children, a son and two daughters. The family are described as being 'tight-knit'
Thames Water creditors open to talks with new PM Andy Burnham on more public control
Burnham has previously expressed support for nationalisation