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Murder arrest after boxing trainer stabbed to death - OLD

Reece Newcombe was killed in a fight on Richmond Bridge in south-west London early on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Smith Rowe not spotted, quartet absent as Mikel Arteta calls up Arsenal wonderkid to training

Some Arsenal players have been put through their paces in training at London Colney ahead friendlies against Watford, AC Milan, Lyon and Juventus before the Premier League's return

Football London

Hounds of love! My dog transformed my dating life

Lucy Cavendish was struggling to meet new men in the countryside — so she got on a train to London (with her dogs)

Evening Standard

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Rail user saves £360 on ONE train journey by buying nine separate tickets

Kieran Maguire has been using this neat little hack for three years in order to save money on the expensive journey

Manchester Evening News

Hundreds protest China’s zero-Covid policy in London as demonstrations held around world

China is witnessing widespread protests on a scale unprecedented since the Chinese army crushed the 1989 pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square

Evening Standard

Latest stop on iconic Coca-Cola Christmas truck tour is revealed as it sets off from London

The truck tour started on Friday at Bluewater shopping centre in Dartford, Kent, before heading to Sainsbury'sin Beckton, east London for both Saturday and Sunday

Daily Mirror

Arsenal must avoid Chelsea transfer trap after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang U-turn reverses rivalry

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's Chelsea move signalled the flip of Arsenal's London rivalry with Blues and potential transfer should be avoided to maintain the dynamic.

Football London

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The Standard View: Our Christmas appeal is raising funds for children in London and across the country

The donations keep coming. Today, The Childhood Trust has become the second charity to join us in raising and allocating funds, as it contributes £500,000 to our On the Breadline appeal, taking the total after just one week to an incredible £2.5 million.

Evening Standard

Recession-busting areas: Where are the five best places to buy a home in London in 2023?

Experts analyse the capital’s housing market as we pick out the areas least likely to experience huge price falls.

Evening Standard

Tory quitters are a stark verdict on the last 12 years — and Rishi Sunak

Imagine an occupation with no job description. There is no support system and no human resources department. The pay isn’t up to much for someone who has to live both in London and in another part of the nation, even though it is almost impossible to suggest that you should…

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil protesters strike again despite tough talk from police

The group disrupted traffic in London on Monday morning.

The Independent UK

Parents hit by bills crisis making ‘impossible choices between nappies and food’, charity warns

On The Breadline: ‘My daughter is having to deal with things way beyond her age. It breaks my heart,’ one mother tells campaigns editor David Cohen

The Independent UK

'I go raving with my daughter - bouncers never believe that I'm her mother'

This mum of four loves to go clubbing with her daughter, 26, and will even travel to festivals abroad and boat parties in London but draws the line at a trip to Ibiza

Daily Mirror

Man, 78, dies following hit-and-run in south London

The car failed to stop at the scene and police are trying to locate the driver

Evening Standard

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On The Breadline: ‘What my little girl is having to deal with breaks my heart’

A mother’s plight is reflected in cases across London. But one charity stands out as a beacon of hope. David Cohen reports

Evening Standard

On the Breadline: £500,000 boost from charity takes our cost of living appeal to £2.5m mark

‘We hoped things would improve after lockdown. But they are getting worse’

The Guardian - UK

‘Publishing is not a crime’: media groups urge US to drop Julian Assange charges

First outlets to publish WikiLeaks material, including the Guardian, come together to oppose prosecution

The Guardian - UK

Josie Rourke: ‘If Shakespeare was alive now he’d be under commission to Nica Burns’

As You Like It comes to London’s new venue @sohoplace this winter. The play’s director and the theatre’s owner discuss arts cuts, the industry’s gender balance and the pandemic

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Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil block roads in London as protests resume

Just Stop Oil supporters stopped traffic on two key routes in London on Monday - marking a resumption of protests after 18 days.

Evening Standard

FTSE 100 Live 28 November: London shares fall as global investors track China protests

London’s FTSE 100 fell as investors across global markets track the spread of popular protests against the Beijing government’s strict anti-Covid lockdown measures.

Irish Mirror

Murder arrest after celebrity boxing trainer stabbed to death with broken glass on bridge

Boxer Reece Newcombe, who had previously helped train ex-Arsenal footballer Ian Wright for a charity match, was named as the man who died after being stabbed on Richmond Bridge on Saturday

Daily Mirror

Ian Wright's friend named as new dad killed with broken glass on London bridge

Boxer Reece Newcombe, 31, had previously helped the train ex-Arsenal footballer Ian Wright for a charity match - he was named as the man who died after being stabbed on Richmond Bridge

Evening Standard

Christmas theatre 2022: the best shows to book in London this festive period

With Christmas around the corner, what better than to celebrate with a festive show. We round up the best that London has to offer

The Independent UK

‘It isn’t fair to depict millennials as homeowners’: Is TV finally catching up to the rental crisis?

Beth O’Leary’s novel ‘The Flatshare’ – about two people renting a London flat for 12 hours each per day – is now a Paramount Plus romcom, but questionable living arrangements are an increasingly fraught part of modern life, writes Katie Rosseinsky

The Guardian - UK

‘The films have soul’: the Back to the Future fan with his own exhibition

Visitors can see the largest private collection of memorabilia from the sci-fi trilogy in Europe at London show

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