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Making cannabis Class A would be truly the stupidest thing we could do

In September, I witnessed the undeniable psychedelic pleasures of watching Tame Impala play to thousands of lightly toasted millennials in Victoria Park. It was a fitting farewell to the first summer in three you could do this sort of thing, oddly moving in its own abstract way. Lasers dusted the…

Evening Standard

London hospital boss who nearly died from flu urges public to get jabbed

Jacqueline Totterdell said she ‘wouldn’t be alive’ if she hadn’t had her flu vaccine

Evening Standard

New house price fears as turmoil ‘kills the market’

House price crash in London is fait accompli, says developer

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Surge in driving fines fuelled by increase in low traffic neighbourhoods

A total of 7,472,886 penalty tickets were issued to drivers in London last year - a 41 per cent rise on the previous year

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Aroma Buffet, London W12: ‘Delivering joy though dark times’ – restaurant review

It’s a rookie error to go heavy on carbohydrates in plates one to three, even if the Singapore noodles are exactly as I love them

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: Nearly a million Londoners now on NHS waiting list

A total of 996,554 people in the capital were waiting for routine hospital treatment at the end of August

Evening Standard

Woman accused of beheading pensioner ‘caught on CCTV dragging suitcase with body in’

Jemma Mitchell is accused of killing Mee Kuen Chong at her Wembley home on June 11 last year before depositing her headless corpse 200 miles away

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London schools told that ‘history classes need to embrace diversity’

Artists urge schools to use their lessons about notable people of African descent

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London's Battersea Power Station opens after huge revamp

A former power station on the bank of the River Thames that was left derelict for decades is opening Friday after a 9 billion-pound ($10 billion) redevelopment turning the south London site into a new attraction complete with shops, bars and hundreds of apartments

The Independent UK

Liz Truss to hold press conference amid calls for mini-budget U-turn

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has flown back to London for crisis talks after cutting short a visit to the US.

The Independent UK

Man, 24, stabbed to death opposite park in Kingston

Pub staff and customers tried to stem the bleeding when he staggered inside

Evening Standard

Things to do at Battersea Power Station: Your guide to an icon reborn

After decades in darkness, one of London’s most famous buildings reopens today as a multi-purpose mecca set to reinvigorate SW8. David Ellis takes a first look

Evening Standard

Why is Battersea Power Station famous and is it open to the public?

Battersea Power Station spent decades in disrepair before a renovation process finally began on the iconic London landmark, and now it's finally set to open to the public

Daily Mirror

Pink ticket prices confirmed for 2023 tour ranging from £50 to £195

The prices have been revealed for Bolton's show, with similar pricing at her headline show at British Summer Time festival in London

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The Independent UK

UK Treasury chief dashes back to London amid crisis

Britain’s Treasury chief is dashing back to London for urgent talks with Prime Minister Liz Truss amid growing expectations that they will scale back unfunded tax cuts to calm financial markets and quell a burgeoning revolt by members of their own party

Daily Record

Kwasi Kwarteng flies back to London after days of economic chaos caused by Tory mini-budget

The Chancellor cut short a visit to Washington amid speculation Conservative MPs are already plotting to replace him and Liz Truss.

Birmingham Post

Wales a major financial services exporter says report

Wales’ financial and related professional services exports were up 64% in the decade to 2020

The Guardian - UK

Delia Smith, Mumtaz Khan MBE and #CookforUkraine among the winners of the 2022 Observer Food Monthly Awards

The winners of the 2022 Observer Food Monthly Awards were announced at a ceremony in London last night (Thursday 13 October 2022), supported by M&S Food.

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Evening Standard

Full list of NatWest bank branches closing, including multiple London locations

Six jobs are expected to be put at risk as the bank increasingly moves services online

Liverpool Echo

Pink tour tickets for Villa Park Birmingham, Bolton Stadium, Sunderland, London Hyde Park

Tickets go on sale at Ticketmaster for the Summer Carnival 2023 tour

Reuters

UK's Truss sacrifices finance minister, scraps tax plan in fight to survive

British Prime Minister Liz Truss fired her finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng and scrapped parts of their unpopular economic package on Friday in a desperate bid for political survival less than 40 days into her premiership.

Daily Record

Castle Douglas' Carolyn Yates shares the first part of her story in Galloway People

A qualified teacher who took her acclaimed programme for unlocking children’s learning all over the world, Carolyn is currently chair of Castle Douglas Development Forum

Evening Standard

Comptoir picks former Leon managing director as CEO

Lebanese restaurant chain has 22 sites across the UK including nine in London

Radio France Internationale

France unearths another long-lost novel by anti-Semitic author Céline

"Londres", a novel by Louis-Ferdinand Céline, was published for the first time this week after laying forgotten for decades. Discovered in 2021, it is the second book published from a massive stack of raw material written by one of France's most controversial authors.

Evening Standard

Jack Renwick loves the vibrant mix of independent shops, cafes... and £6 fry-ups in the area crowned London’s best place to live in 2025

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