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Remembrance Sunday: When is it and how is it being observed across the country?

King Charles III to lead dignitaries in laying memorial wreaths at Cenotaph in Whitehall

The Independent UK

King Charles faces boos and 'what a waste of money' chants from anti-monarchs as he opens Parliament

Boos rang out from dozens of members of campaign group Republic as the King arrived in Whitehall in a carriage procession from Buckingham Palace

Evening Standard

Anti-monarchists chant ‘what a waste of money’ as King opens Parliament

Boos rang out from dozens of members of campaign group Republic as the King arrived in Whitehall in a carriage procession from Buckingham Palace.

The Independent UK

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Two women charged over paraglider pictures at pro-Palestinian march in London

Pair accused of terrorism offences after incident at protest on 14 October in Whitehall

The Guardian - UK

King Charles takes part in first Trooping the Colour ceremony as monarch

This is the first time Charles has taken part in the annual ceremony on Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall as the head of state

Evening Standard

King takes part in first Trooping the Colour ceremony as monarch

This is the first time Charles has taken part in the annual ceremony on Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall as the head of state.

The Independent UK

Security alert over ‘suspicious package’ in Westminster

Whitehall, which houses several government departments, was temporarily closed

The Independent UK

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Watch the scenes in Whitehall after a car crashed into the Downing Street gates

Watch the scenes in Whitehall after a silver Kia car crashed into the gates on Thursday.

The National (Scotland)

Dublin City Council agrees to review controversial no-pets policy at new social homes

This comes after the Council’s controversial advert for 124 new social homes in Whitehall which included the words “NO PETS ALLOWED” underlined in bold capital letters

Dublin Live

Ekstedt at The Yard review: a dazzling and simple celebration of Nordic flavours

There’s a power in breaking bread. There’s possibly more power in breaking tunnbröd, doubly so in sight of a kitchen that, on first glance at least, is more blacksmith in Game of Thrones than a restaurant in a very smart hotel in London’s Whitehall.

The Week

Michael Rosen echoes Gary Lineker comment during speech outside Downing Street

The former children’s laureate cited Lineker during a speech to hundreds of anti-racism protesters in Whitehall.

The Independent UK

Ex-Army colonel denies fraudulently claiming thousands to pay school fees

Marcus Reedman was a lieutenant colonel at the Ministry of Defence building in Whitehall at the time of the allegations.

The Independent UK

Angela Rayner forced to defend expensing iPad after slamming Whitehall spending

LABOUR have been left red-faced after calling out a “lavish spending culture” in Whitehall, with deputy leader Angela Rayner forced to defend…

The National (Scotland)

Phone cell sites in four counties examined in Regency shooting probe as Hutch trial hears of huge investigation scope

Details of this analysis are set to be heard on Thursday when Sarah Skeed, a phone analysis expert, will take the witness stand

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Daily Mirror

Ministry of Defence spending £756k a year on cabs to ferry around senior staff and VIPs

One single booking cost £5,383 for several vehicles over a three-day period to drive 70 miles from RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, to the Ministry of Defence's Whitehall HQ

The Independent UK

Just Stop Oil members try to scale Downing Street gates on 32nd day of action

The demonstrators also sat in Whitehall blocking traffic.

Daily Mirror

'Tory Government wants to cancel me for caring about fairness and racial equality'

New Cabinet Office guidance will see civil servants trawling through social media profiles of speakers who attend events in Whitehall for any instances where they have criticised the government

Irish Mirror

Dublin hurlers boosted by return of talisman Eoghan O'Donnell after summer football switch

EXCLUSIVE: New Dubs boss Michéal Donoghue will welcome back the Whitehall Colmcilles defender for the 2023 campaign

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Daily Mirror

Millions take to streets across capital to pay final respects to late Queen

Vast crowds turned out on Monday to pay their final respects to the Queen on the day of her funeral as her coffin travelled from Westminster Abbey to Windsor

Daily Mirror

On the streets with Queen's funeral mourners on historic day - 'I had to come'

From the man who spent $3,500 flying from Washington DC to the Canadian who lost her husband in military service, we spoke to people drawn from across the world to London on the day of the Queen's funeral

Daily Mirror

Queen's state funeral crowds try to surge past police to see procession

Mourners today were seen blatantly ignoring instructions given to them by police, as they hurried to see the Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral procession passing through central London today

Bristol Post

Father-of-five led police on high speed chase and no-one knows why

Terence Maughan, soon to become a dad-of-six, sped off when police tried to stop him in Whitehall

Evening Standard

Tom Watson: I used to weigh 22 stone. Trust me, exercise matters

The recent report from London Sports shows half of Londoners are cutting their spending on sport and exercise. The impact of the economic crisis on public health should be ringing alarm bells in Whitehall and Westminster.

Daily Mirror

Mum of abused boy who had both legs amputated says Tony's Law is 'just the start'

Paula Hudgell held “positive talks” in Whitehall after her adopted son Tony had both legs amputated at the knee after horrific abuse inflicted when he was six weeks old

Wales Online

Two people failed to fill in Partygate questionnaires, police say

Officers haded out more than 200 questionnaires while investigating lockdown breaching parties in Downing Street and Whitehall

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