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‘A nuisance and an eyesore’: hire ebikes accumulate at London border between rival firms

Chiswick Bridge now frontline of turf war as Lime bikes stop functioning when they cross from Richmond into Hounslow

The Guardian - UK

MetaWin Announces “MetaWin Create” - Free AI Tools for All MetaWinners NFT Holders

London, United Kingdom, August 22nd, 2025, Chainwire

International Business Times

Doris Lockhart Saatchi obituary

Collector who transformed the UK art market in the 1970s and 80s, establishing the Saatchi Gallery with her then husband, Charles

The Guardian - UK

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Flagship London council hires own police officers for the first time to tackle crime

Nine Met officers will join Westminster town hall’s new Police and Council Tasking Team (PACT)

Evening Standard

OPINION - Labour is draining the life out of London - and by consequence the whole country

While MPs are enjoying their summer holidays, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been busy trying to plug a growing budget shortfall. Unable to cut spending because of backbencher fury, inevitably she will look to increase taxes.

Evening Standard

'A true heritage crime': Nearly 50,000 sign petition against loan of Bayeux Tapestry to London

The petition warns that transporting the fragile, thousand-year-old embroidery could cause irreparable damage.

Euronews

It’s 25 years since London got a mayor – and our polling reveals discontent

In 1998, British prime minister Tony Blair was bullish about his government’s vision for local democracy in London. A city-wide referendum had just firmly endorsed New Labour’s plan to give London a mayor. Though only a third of the electorate turned out, 72% of them were in favour – much…

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Wave of migrant hotel protests to be held across UK including London this weekend

So-called ‘Pink Ladies’ protest group is planning to stage two demos in London this weekend

Evening Standard

What went on in London this week: Topshop's lukewarm revival and Austin Butler's biggest fan

Nostalgia is made of polyester now

Evening Standard

Philip Colbert and his lobsters launch a public art takeover of Borough Yards

The London-based pop artist is taking over south London with his kooky crustations

Evening Standard

London couple hit with £100 parking fine at NHS surgery despite spending just five minutes there

Parkingeye noted the couple’s car had arrived at the hospital just after 6.50pm and was there for just five minutes before the couple left

Evening Standard

Fulham FC: West London club announce four star chefs for matchday dining at new Riverside stand

Among the names is Ben Murphy, most recently head chef at the now-closed Launceston Place, and Judy Joo

Evening Standard

Doritos Loaded Week: 100 restaurants offer £5 meals for those who BYOB (that's bag)

Doritos Loaded Week invites Londoners to BYOB – bring your own bag of Doritos, as vendors offer loaded dishes from August 22 - 31

Evening Standard

Walthamstow fire: Blaze rips through cannabis factory in house in north-east London

Twelve fire engines and around 80 firefighters were called to the mid-terraced property in Knebworth Avenue shortly after 2am

Evening Standard

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Interactive map reveals how many asylum seekers are being housed in hotels across London

New figures reveal the number of asylum seekers in London hotels in June

Evening Standard

Josh Barrie On the Sauce at Luna: Follow the cobbles and seek old London anew

With its small plates and orange wines, here is somewhere to feel fabulous, says Josh Barrie

Evening Standard

Patrick Dempsey's London: Hyde Park, Lock & Co hatters and vintage watches

The actor loves London’s architecture, hatteries, Hyde Park — and a proper chicken tikka masala

The Independent UK

Tube strike warning to Coldplay fans heading to see band at Wembley

London Underground workers will stage a series of strikes next month that could bring travel chaos to the capital.

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Evening Standard

London woman, 49, arrested over supply of boats to cross-Channel people smugglers

Lydia Bloomfield, of the National Crime Agency, said: ‘We are determined to target, disrupt and dismantle the gangs’

The Guardian - UK

Man charged with murder after ice-cream seller stabbed in Wembley

Zaher Zaarour, 26, to appear in court after death of 41-year-old Shazad Khan in north-west London

Barchart

Sugar Prices Retreat on Expectations of Stronger Exports from India and Thailand

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV25 ) on Thursday closed down -0.22 (-1.33%), and October London ICE white sugar #5 (SWV25 ) closed down -7.00 (-1.43%). Sugar prices retreated on Thursday on the outlook for stronger sugar exports from India and Thailand. Hedgepoint Global Markets on Thursday said that it...

Barchart

Beneficial Ivory Coast Rains Hammer Cocoa Prices

September ICE NY cocoa (CCU25 ) on Thursday closed down -240 (-3.13%), and September ICE London cocoa #7 (CAU25 ) closed down -214 (-3.84%). Cocoa prices on Thursday added to this past week's sharp losses, with NY cocoa posting a 5-week low and London cocoa posting a 2-week low. Expectations...

Evening Standard

Man, 26, charged with murder of ice cream seller in north London

Shazad Khan, 41, was pronounced dead at the scene after reports of an altercation in Monks Park, Wembley on Tuesday evening

Evening Standard

FTSE ends above 9,300 for first time amid brighter PMI print

UK public sector borrowing was also better than expected last month, although the data is unlikely to end talk of tax rises in the autumn budget.

Evening Standard

OPINION - I grew up on a typical London estate. This is how it changed me

Growing up on an estate in London as a young child, summer holidays consisted of a 10-to-10 shift. Playing outside, that is. I’d only return home for toilet breaks, to chug down water and beg my mum for £1 to buy my crisps, chocolate and fizzy drink combo. And on…

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