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Thirsty London office workers and record-breaking rugby fans lift Guinness sales

Cost-concious consumers are moving into premium brands and spirits and out of wine and beer

Evening Standard

These are the most-viewed destinations on TikTok

London claimed the third spot on the list of most-watched TikTok trips

The Independent UK

Vanessa Feltz to step down from her shows on Radio 2 and BBC Radio London

"I now need to step down to catch up on a much-needed decade’s deficit of beauty sleep"

Wales Online

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No Syrian ‘Mercenaries’ in Russia’s War on Ukraine ‘So Far’

The Syrian “mercenaries” who Russia recruited and transferred to Ukraine have not yet participated in any of its military operations there, a London-based war monitor reported. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said the number of mercenaries is estimated at 2,000 and none has been killed in Russia’s war…

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YouTube star Alex Wassabi declares he's "not afraid of death" ahead of KSI fight

Wassabi will make the move to the professional ranks, and the three minute rounds that come with it, when he faces British rapper KSI at The O2 arena in London next month

Daily Mirror

Why are strip-searches not a matter of public debate in the UK?

The recent story of Child Q, the 15-year-old black schoolgirl who was accused by her teachers of smelling of cannabis and subjected to a strip-search at her school in Hackney, London, without an appropriate adult present, has rightly elicited outrage.

The Conversation

Bubble Rap: Susie Lau on life in the time of heatwaves

As London melted under the recent heatwave, a heavily pregnant Susie Lau found herself on a self-enforced shuffle through a barely recognisable city

Evening Standard

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Countdown to Notting Hill Carnival: Meet the people behind the magic

Dormant since 2019, London’s biggest party is a few weeks away from lighting up Notting Hill again. Shannon Mahanty meets the people behind the magic

Evening Standard

My London: Gaz Mayall

The host of the capital’s longest-running club night dines like Dickens at Rules, sticks to the market stalls of Notting Hill and never misses Carnival

Evening Standard

Vanessa Feltz announces she is to leave BBC radio shows

Host says she is leaving Radio 2 and BBC Radio London shows to catch up on a ‘decade’s deficit of beauty sleep’

The Guardian - UK

Vanessa Feltz quits BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio London after almost 20 years on air

Presenter made the announcement on air

The Independent UK

Vanessa Feltz to leave her Radio 2 and BBC Radio London shows

The broadcaster said she has ‘loved every moment’ of her early programmes but is stepping down to catch up on a ‘decade’s deficit of beauty sleep’.

The Independent UK

Sadiq Khan pledges £3.1m to tree planting after heatwave and wildfires

Mr Khan said last week’s events ‘laid bare how vulnerable London is to the effects of climate change’

Evening Standard

Vanessa Feltz quits BBC Radio 2 show and BBC Radio London after nearly 20 years

Vanessa Feltz has told listeners of her BBC Radio 2 show that she will be leaving the station next month to catch up on her beauty sleep. The broadcaster will also step down from her BBC Radio London duties after nearly 20 years on air

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

London to LA flight makes emergency landing after man tries to ‘kick out windows’

Passengers said man tried to ‘kick out the windows’ of the plane before being handcuffed by US Marines

Evening Standard

Monkeypox — ‘people who hate the queer community are going to blame us if it spreads’

Another Covid-style lockdown? Not according to London’s experts and virologists — but to beat this new threat we must follow advice and avoid stigmatisation, says Katie Stick

Football London

Arsenal news: Youri Tielemans swap deal possibility as Cody Gakpo transfer price revealed

The latest Arsenal news from football.london on Wednesday morning including updates on Youri Tielemans, Cody Gakpo and Arthur Melo.

Football London

Chelsea news: AC Milan step up pursuit of Man Utd target as Blues set for Wesley Fofana talks

The latest Chelsea news from football.london on Thursday morning including updates on

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Tottenham news: Nicolo Zaniolo swap deal considered as Lucas Paqueta bid revealed

The latest Spurs news from football.london on Thursday morning including updates on Nicolo Zaniolo, Giovani Lo Celso and Lucas Paqueta

WEKU

James Lovelock, who theorized that Earth is a living organism, dies at 103

James Lovelock, the British environmental scientist whose influential Gaia theory sees the Earth as a living organism gravely imperiled by human activity, has died on his 103rd birthday.

Evening Standard

Police rammed during high-speed chase of Audi carjackers in Rainham

A police car was rammed following a dramatic high-speed chase with carjackers in east London.

The Guardian - UK

UK scientists take ‘promising’ step towards single Covid and cold vaccine

Francis Crick Institute in London says area of spike protein of Sars-CoV-2 could form basis of jab against variants and common cold

Manchester Evening News

Human trafficking possibility being probed by detectives after remains of two victims found at Oldham mill

Police are thought to have been informed that four missing Vietnamese nationals could have been involved in a fire after concerned family members contacted a church in London

The Conversation

London 2012’s legacy boosted Paralympic sport, but disabled people’s lives have worsened

Ten years ago, London hosted the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. For London 2012 planners, a central aim was that this mega-event would change the way non-disabled people – and society at large – see disabled people in the long-term.

The Independent UK

Birmingham council bosses ‘wouldn’t rule out’ city bid for future Olympic Games

This year’s Commonwealth Games hosts failed in their attempt to hold the 1992 Olympics in the West Midlands.

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