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British model jailed in Peru for trying to smuggle cocaine to London

Modou Dodou Adams was caught trying to smuggle cocaine to London via Paris in a suitcase

Evening Standard

London's Vietnamese restaurant revolution: how Cay Tre's founder helped wake up the capital

Once hard to find, Vietnamese food is now a high street staple. Josh Barrie meets the man who helped start it all

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Police launch murder hunt after man, 34, goes missing in south London

Justin Henry has not been seen in person since leaving his partner’s home in Brixton on October 15

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From Mohair Suits to Kinky Boots by Geoff Deane extract: Love, life and humanity in Columbia Road

In our final exclusive extract from the musician's memoir, Geoff luxuriates in the vibrancy of one of London's busiest markets - with a stonking Bloody Mary

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Help to Save: could the Lifetime ISA price cap be lifted to help London’s first-time buyers?

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is considering an autumn statement that could benefit Londoners looking to get on the property ladder – but more Help to Buy is off the table

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‘Beauty aids often look like horror movie props’: the show lifting the lid on a £660bn industry

Was a double chin really highly fashionable once? Is social media ranking your looks? And how did Iran become a nose-job world leader? We go behind the scenes at The Cult of Beauty

The Guardian - UK

Horror as girl attacked by ‘pitbull’ in park as father ‘had to prise dog off her’

Victim’s head was ‘matted with blood’ after the dog attack in Mansfield Park, north east London, witness said

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The Met review – should the BBC really be airing a puff piece for London police?

With Met ‘bad apples’, from murderer Wayne Couzens to rapist David Carrick, fresh in our minds, is it right that our national broadcaster is airing a showreel for the good guys?

The Guardian - UK

Tens of thousands sign petition supporting Tube driver suspended over Palestine chant

TfL is accused of being ‘hypocritical’ after support for Ukraine was encouraged on London’s travel network

The Independent UK

Dollar Strength Spurs Long Liquidation in Cocoa Futures

Dec ICE NY cocoa (CCZ23 ) on Tuesday closed -30 (-0.80%), and Dec ICE London cocoa #7 (CAZ23 ) closed -36 (-1089%). Cocoa prices Tuesday closed moderately lower as a stronger dollar spurred long liquidation in cocoa futures. Cocoa prices Tuesday fell back from Monday's highs when NY cocoa posted...

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Sugar Prices Firm as the ISO Projects a Global Sugar Deficit

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH24 ) on Tuesday closed +0.05 (+0.18%), and Dec London white sugar #5 (SWZ23 ) closed +2.70 (+0.36%). Sugar prices on Tuesday closed moderately higher, with NY sugar posting a 12-year nearest-futures high. The outlook for tighter global sugar supplies is bullish for prices. On...

Barchart

‘It’s like living in a nightmare’: British relatives of Gaza hostages speak out

Family at London press conference say slow release of hostages creates more pain than hope

The Guardian - UK

South London residents raise health fears as incinerator set for expansion in Beddington

Environment Agency expected to approve increase in waste burned at south London incinerator

Evening Standard

OPINION - The worst thing about my night in a London A&E? The imposter syndrome

Am I A&E worthy? This was my concern as I sat in the waiting room. I bore no XL Bully bite marks and no knife in the eye socket. Sure, I wasn’t right. Earlier, I went blind for a bit and couldn’t talk properly (disturbingly, no-one around me seemed to…

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What time does the sun rise and set and how it will change when the clocks go back?

At 2am on the last Sunday in October, the clocks 'fall back' by an hour, which will happen on October 29 this year.

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Love me do: Beatles wedding venue to mark its centenary with 100 marriages in a day

The London venue has staged more celebrity nuptials than anywhere else in the UK, and now 100 couples will get a chance to marry there for just £100

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Liverpool Street station's controversial overhaul including rooftop pool in the sky revealed in new plans

Conservationists are up in arms over plans to transform and update the Victorian station

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Europe's first portable MRI scanner helps London doctors spot infant brain conditions

Machine could make testing for babies with suspected brain abnormalities more accessible

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Fondue in London: Where to find the best melted cauldrons of cheese across town

Here we are then: the cold weather is upon us and so dipping pieces of bread and other morsels into melted cheese is again an enticing prospect for many. We must thank the Swiss for their kirsch-laden pots.

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Singer songwriter VV Brown: 'I hated myself because of the music industry'

VV Brown thought she would never make music again - but now she's back after six years, with her best album so far

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Reform campaign launched as victims told to pay thousands of pounds for transcripts of trials

London Victim's Commissioner is calling for major reform to put victims at the heart of the criminal justice system

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Crystal Palace vs Tottenham: Prediction, kick-off time, team news, TV, live stream, h2h results, odds today

Spurs can go five points clear at the top of the Premier League with another London derby victory

Evening Standard

The turbulent life of Dave Courtney, the East End gangster-turned-film star

After his sudden death aged 64, Emma Loffhagen reports on the East End gangster nicknamed the 'most feared man in Britain'

The Independent UK

Mapped: The most and least affordable places to rent in the UK

Almost half of monthly income in some households spent on even ‘lower-priced rents’ in capital

Evening Standard

London workspaces: Landsec's Marcus Geddes on Lucent, demand and if five-day office week will return

Sat behind the capital's most famous advertising board, Marcus Geddes sounds confident that property giant Landsec will have no trouble lining up a tenant for the last remaining floor of office space at Lucent, a large West End island site that has undergone a major redevelopment and is home to…

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