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‘We’re so lucky to have met her’: Anna Scher’s former students on their lessons in drama and life

Anna Scher, who has died aged 78, gave acting classes to countless young people at her north London theatre school. Gary Kemp, Jake Wood, Winsome Pinnock, Trevor Laird and Ricardo P Lloyd recall a remarkable teacher

The Guardian - UK

Ulez scrappage scheme refusal letters are unclear, Sadiq Khan told

Londoners are forced to call TfL's help centre to understand why they've been rejected by the Ulez scrappage scheme, a London Assembly member has said

Evening Standard

Wimbledon expansion plan dealt blow as planners advise rejecting it

Wandsworth council officers snub scheme to build 8,000-seat stadium show court and 38 grass courts

The Guardian - UK

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Residents shocked after balcony collapses from east London apartment block

Matt Lismore, who lives on the Gascoigne East estate, said it's a "miracle nobody was seriously injured"

Evening Standard

OPINION - Wearing my kippah in London feels like inviting antisemitic abuse

As I walked through east London last week, someone shouted “Heil Hitler” and delivered the Nazi salute from a passing car at me. This unsettling incident crystallised the ongoing challenges faced by us in the Jewish community.

Evening Standard

NHS issues urgent plea for new London plasma donors to prevent stocks depleting

Around 1,200 more donors needed over the next year

Evening Standard

This London AirBnb has been rated as one of the best in the world

The Georgian Home has been described by guests as "stunning"

Evening Standard

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Matt Ratana's partner criticises officers’ ‘catalogue of serious failings’ and slams Met Police

Matt Ratana was murdered by Louis de Zoysa at Croydon custody suite in south London

Evening Standard

Partner of shot sergeant criticises officers’ ‘catalogue of serious failings’

Matt Ratana was murdered by Louis de Zoysa at Croydon custody suite in south London.

The Independent UK

Wigs, kisses and the pope’s jumpsuit: can Maestro reveal the real Bernstein?

Bradley Cooper has audiences in raptures as electrifying conductor Leonard Bernstein in a new authorised biopic. Musicians from the London Symphony Orchestra remember playing for the great man – and rate the man who now plays him

The Guardian - UK

Toll charges from past summers return to haunt British holidaymakers to Portugal

Exclusive: London-based debt-collection agency adds fee of £88.88 to existing charge

The Independent UK

Protester, 75, who threw paint at Israel embassy ‘said he will probably do it again’

John Harvey, of Pamela Street in Hackney, London, admitted one count of criminal damage

The Independent UK

OPINION - New York's so expensive it makes London prices seem reasonable (though it's just as divided on Israel-Gaza)

New York is the habitually unfinished city, home to a thousand exoskeletons and as many more vaguely futuristic building sites, a town in a constant state of flux. It is now also the most expensive city in the world (it just overtook Hong Kong), a place that makes London —…

Evening Standard

Archbishop of Canterbury makes ‘moral cry’ for Israel-Hamas ceasefire

Justin Welby’s call came as British Palestinians with relatives in Gaza demanded a meeting with the prime minister

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Three arrested after ‘racially aggravated’ confrontation with protesters

A 57-year old from Surbiton, south west London; a 61-year old from West Molesey, Surrey; and a 33-year old from Christchurch, Dorset were arrested.

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Ex-Prime Minister David Cameron makes shocking return to U.K. government

Cameron, who triggered the country's exit from the European Union, returns as U.K.'s foreign secretary. Hardliner Home Secretary Suella Braverman was fired in the same cabinet shakeup.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan dismisses idea of ‘24-hour cooldown’ period to help night workers hit by Ulez charge

The proposal would have meant drivers would become effectively 'immune' from paying the charge for 24 hours after they last paid it

Evening Standard

'A ceasefire is not hatred': a day with London's pro-Palestine protesters

Hundreds of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters gathered for an Armistice Day march this weekend. Emma Loffhagen and Anthony France meet them

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Gaia Mayfair: another new Greek restaurant promises the Hellenic charms of the Aegean

After finding success in Monte Carlo and the Middle East, Gaia will arrive in London this December

The Guardian - UK

Ian Spink obituary

Choreographer, creative director and co-founder of Second Stride, a company that transformed contemporary dance in the 1980s

Evening Standard

Suspected ‘Beatles’ death squad member jailed for terror offences

Aine Leslie Davis, 39, was deported from Turkey last August.

Evening Standard

Harriet Dart celebrates Billie Jean King Cup win with 6am flight to Japan

Late replacement claimed the winning point against Sweden in London and is now heading to Asia in a bid to qualify for the Australian Open

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Can David Cameron's return and Suella Braverman's departure reassure Tory voters?

The Home Secretary exerts great influence over matters of policing, national security and immigration. Never more so than at times of heightened community tensions, she or he must act in favour of the public good. Suella Braverman fell short of that expectation.

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Giorgio Armani’s new unisex collection looks back to the brand’s 1980s roots

Launching exclusively at London department store Selfridges, Giorgio Armani’s unisex collection recalls house hallmarks – from exaggerated 1980s tailoring to fluid silhouettes

The Independent UK

‘Londoners face the brunt and cost’, police say, as JSO marches continue

The climate change campaign group marched on the Brent Cross flyover on Monday.

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