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Police issue no Covid lockdown fines to Tories who held 'raucous' party in basement

The Mirror revealed 24 people had enjoyed a bash with a buffet and drinks in the basement of Conservative HQ - but the Met Police said our photo was 'insufficient evidence' on its own

Daily Mirror

London’s house price growth rate beaten by the home counties

Research from Saxo shows house prices in the stockbroker belt are rising faster than inside London

Evening Standard

Resignation honours: what are they, why are they so controversial and can the system ever be changed?

Time for a quick quiz. What links Nadine Dorries, lockdown-rule-flouting London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey and David Ross, a Tory donor embroiled in a scandal after funding a prime ministerial holiday to Mustique. If you answered, “They are all rumoured to appear on Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list,” give yourself…

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Police issue no fines over Shaun Bailey festive ‘party’ in lockdown at Tory HQ

The event in December 2020 was organised by staff of the former mayoral candidate who is believed to be in line for a peerage

Evening Standard

No action against attendees of mid-lockdown party in Tory HQ despite photo evidence

Scotland Yard is taking no action against former London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey and other attendees of a mid-lockdown gathering at Tory HQ

The National (Scotland)

Bridgerton and Derry Girls star Jamie Beamish's fans in for 'shock' as he shows different side in RTE Toy Show The Musical

Exclusive: After garnering worldwide attention for his role as show villain Nigel Berbrooke in Netflix hit Bridgerton, he admitted he’s eager for people to see what else he can do with his talents

Irish Mirror

Zachary Quinto: ‘I have lost a certain faith in America’s system’

The Star Trek actor is making his West End debut in a play about the 1968 US TV political debates between Gore Vidal and William F Buckley. But he fears the pair’s fiery exchanges may be partly to blame for today’s polarised politics

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Met takes no action over Tory lockdown event attended by Shaun Bailey

Former London mayoral candidate reportedly among allies who could become peers in Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list

The Guardian - UK

Brueghel’s Cambridge carnival and modernism’s female pioneers – the week in art

Turner prize winner Elizabeth Price digs into Scottish industrial heritage, the Royal Academy heads back a century and Kettle’s Yard teams up with the Fitzwilliam – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

Arts Council England funding cuts: London’s institutions fight back after the big betrayal

The rug has been pulled out from many of the capital’s arts organisations, but they’re not going to take it lying down

Evening Standard

London NHS trusts pay up to £1,400 for nursing shifts amid chronic staff shortages

Data supplied by the Labour party found that nine NHS trusts in London spent a total of £148 million on agency staff last year

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil pauses UK highway protest that snarled traffic

British climate activists say they are suspending a days-long protest that has clogged a major highway around London

The Independent UK

Tory pledge to build new hospitals in London and south east looks shaky

Rishi Sunak has sparked fears he could abandon the project after he refused to commit to building the new clinics

Evening Standard

London Zone 2 homes for sale: 10 properties for less than the £630,000 travel zone price average

Dream of living more centrally? If you dig and delve, there are inner London flats, maisonettes and houses to be found for less than you might expect.

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The Independent UK

How an international assassination attempt brought horror to the streets of a sleepy English city

Andy Gregory looks back on the shocking and tragic events that thrust the Wiltshire city into global headlines

Evening Standard

Lord Mayor’s Show 2022: Who is the new Lord Mayor and when is it?

The Lord Mayor’s Show returns to the City of London but what is its history and how can you attend?

Evening Standard

Heathrow promises to avoid Christmas holiday chaos as passenger numbers soar

MPs call for ban on night flights to end ‘noise disruption’ suffered by west Londoners

Evening Standard

London girls four times more likely to say they’re vapers than boys

Paul Walton, deputy head of All Saints Catholic College in Kensington, warned that vaping in London schools is still a “huge issue”

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Evening Standard

Monkeypox: London records no weekly cases for first time in four months

Health boss hopes capital has finally ‘turned the corner’ on viral outbreak

The Independent UK

Tube chaos continues following London Underground strike

Services are expected to return to normal by mid-morning

Evening Standard

Erith: Police appeal after ‘extremely distressing’ sexual offence in south-east London

Police have launched an appeal following what they call an “extremely distressing” incident in south-east London.

Evening Standard

Set menu: London gets the deep fat fryer treatment

Deep fried bread and butter pudding anyone? London’s top restaurants turn to the deep fat frier — all the better, says Joanna Taylor

The Times of India

India are the most under-performing team in white-ball history: Michael Vaughan

LONDON: India are the most under-performing team in white-ball history, says former England skipper Michael Vaughan, who lambasted the 'Men in Blue' for playing outdated style of cricket in the T20 World Cup.

The Guardian - UK

Britain has reversed its decline before, but things may get worse before they get better

The decay has set in across social classes, and more deeply than in the 90s, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

Wales Online

London Eye turned into a glowing poppy for Remembrance

It comes as the nation will fall silent for two minutes

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