Man charged over pensioner's death in Finsbury Park burglary
Jeffrey Dean Rose, 46, charged with manslaughter and aggravated burglary after Rose Smith, 75, died following a suspected burglary in Finsbury Park.
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Murder inquiry after dad finds skull on eclipse night bike ride
A murder investigation has been launched after a father discovered a woman's skull while cycling with his children in west London on the night of the solar eclipse, leading to more remains being found.
Trump aide Natalie Harp's Jan 6 posts revealed
CNN reports Natalie Harp posted over 150 pro-Trump messages on Jan 6, 2021, including 'never concede,' before becoming a top aide.
London Borough Friendliness Ranking Revealed
Richmond-upon-Thames is London's friendliest borough, scoring 91/100 and ranking 5th in England, while Barking and Dagenham ranks last nationally with just 8/100.
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Hillingdon Tory Councillor Henry Higgins Quits Two Senior Roles
Hillingdon Conservative Councillor Henry Higgins has resigned from the Audit Committee and as Chairman of the Audit, Finance & Performance Select Committee for personal reasons, becoming the second Tory resignation in the borough since May.
London Crime: Bus Driver Shot, Pensioner Dies in Violent Week
A London bus driver was shot dead in Clapham, a pensioner died after a burglary, and a teenager was stabbed in Streatham, though violent crime is down 14%.
Count Binface's best election result in Clacton by-election
Count Binface, aka Jon Harvey, won 26.9% of the Clacton by-election vote, nearly 10,000 votes, his best ever result, after Nigel Farage's resignation.
£20k reward in 18-year hunt for missing Islington teen
Met Police offer £20,000 reward for information on Alex Sloley, missing from Islington since 2008, who was exploited by gangs.
Human remains found in Biggin Hill garden, police confirm
Met Police confirm bones found in a Biggin Hill garden are human, as investigation continues to establish age and identity.
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Honeytrap killers: Couple drugged and robbed victims, two died
A Romanian couple killed two men in a honeytrap scam, drugging them with GBL. The nine-year-old son of one victim said 'my family is destroyed now'.
Bus driver, 25, gunned down in Clapham named after family tribute
Auguste-Marie Bile-aka Amoa, 25, was fatally shot in his car in Clapham on Monday night. A 22-year-old suspect is arrested on suspicion of murder. Family and friends pay tribute.
Putin: 'I've never been afraid of anything' amid AI threat
Vladimir Putin told young scientists in Novosibirsk he has 'never been afraid of anything' when asked about AI threats, as his popularity wanes and a Ukrainian drone strike kills 13 deep inside Russia.
Assad sentenced to death for war crimes
Former Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and his brother Maher were sentenced to death in absentia by a Damascus court for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Brent Hails Government Plan to Curb Gambling Premises
Brent Council leader hails government plan to scrap 'Aim to Permit' rule, giving councils power to block new gambling venues after borough declared 'gambling harms emergency'.
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Wimbledon pavements 'filthy' as residents demand cleaner streets
Residents label Wimbledon town centre pavements 'filthy' and 'a disgrace' due to stained, grimy conditions, prompting calls for Merton Council to do more, though the council says it has no statutory duty to jet wash.
EA's $20bn Saudi-backed buyout: disaster for gamers and staff
EA is now private, burdened with $20bn debt from Saudi Arabia's PIF and Jared Kushner's firm, prompting fears of layoffs and creative interference.
BP Sells North Sea Assets and Biogas Unit in Portfolio Prune
BP puts North Sea business and Archaea biogas unit up for sale, prioritizing debt reduction over green assets, as profits surge to $5.73bn.
HSBC Corporate Banking Profits Up 30% on Trading
HSBC's corporate and institutional banking arm reported a 30% profit surge, driven by strong trading performance, according to the bank's latest results.
City of London Corporation wrongly billed GBP 11.6K
The City of London Corporation wrongly billed £11,600 in travel costs to a taxpayer-funded account, including a Tokyo five-star hotel, then re-charged all items.
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Hackney votes to review twinning with Haifa
Hackney's Green-led council has voted to review its 60-year sister city partnership with Haifa, Israel, citing the Gaza humanitarian crisis and a UN genocide finding.
Victorian Premier Calls Construction Royal Commission
New Victorian Premier Ben Carroll announces a royal commission into the construction sector and a special prosecutor, saying he will govern differently.
Wandsworth Council cuts free sport, youth bus, council homes
Wandsworth Council's new Tory leadership axes free sport sessions, youth bus, and council home plans, citing a financial crisis. Labour accuses them of misleading claims.
Wandsworth Council to lose £240k by scrapping HQ move
Wandsworth Council's new Tory administration will cost taxpayers £240,000 to cancel plans to move staff from the town hall to rented offices in Nine Elms.
City of London vows support if Billingsgate move stalls
The City of London Corporation has committed to engage with Ridley Road fishmongers if delays occur in Billingsgate Market's relocation to Newham, following a parliamentary petition.
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Spain's World Cup Win: A Triumph of Diversity and Unity
Spain's 2026 World Cup victory sparks celebrations across the country, highlighting a diverse team and a nation transformed, yet reflecting on unity amid political divisions.
Boy, 13, killed and woman hospitalised in M4 crash
A 13-year-old boy died and a woman was taken to hospital after a two-vehicle collision on the M4 in Wiltshire. Police appeal for dashcam footage.
Magnitude 5.6 earthquake kills 4 in Peru, destroys homes
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck near Chupaca, Peru, killing at least 4 people and trapping others in rubble. Shockwaves continue as temperatures drop to 4°C.
East London hotel faces council after residents complain of noise
Residents near Berwick Manor Hotel in Rainham say they cannot cope with noise from events, forcing operators to face Havering Council's licensing committee.
Hackney Post Office shutdown sparks petition and flash mob
Nearly 1,400 sign petition after London Fields Post Office closed suddenly; residents plan flash mob to demand reopening amid landlord dispute.
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Brazil vows to retaliate over US tariffs
Brazil will retaliate against US 25% tariffs on Brazilian products, calling them a political move by the Bolsonaro family to influence elections, Lula's office says.
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