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Can Extinction Rebellion really be the new centre ground of the climate movement?

The Big One protest suggests the movement has learned from its mistakes, says writer Ellie Mae O’Hagan

The Guardian - UK

Meals and deals: five biggest trends from London book fair 2023

There was lots to digest at the publishing fair, including cookery books from social media stars, a climate change book from London mayor Sadiq Khan, and some big debut novels to look forward to

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - The Standard View: Britain is playing catch-up in Sudan evacuation

The armed forces have acted swiftly and skilfully in undertaking a rescue operation to evacuate UK diplomatic staff and their families from Sudan. But British nationals in the capital, Khartoum, say they feel “abandoned”, after being advised by the Government to remain indoors and await further information.

Evening Standard

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Eurovision Song Contest parties in London: Where to watch the 2023 Grand Final

Nearly ten million of us are slated to tune in to Eurovision this year — here’s the rundown of the best spots across town to get into the Europop mood

Evening Standard

Diptyque heads to New Bond Street for latest London store

High-end French candle brand Diptyque has agreed a deal to open a new store on London’s New Bond Street.

Evening Standard

Italian chain Prezzo to shut 46 restaurants, including five in London, with 810 jobs set to go

Staff were informed about the closures on Monday morning, with a consultation process launched

Evening Standard

Prezzo has said it will shut two of its Scottish restaurants which have been hit hard by soaring costs and changes to customer habits, as 46 venues…

The National (Scotland)

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Trevelyan hails closer trade links with Japan

Minister speaks at inaugural Japan-UK symposium in London

Evening Standard

Paramore's joyous show in London last night proved why they're the most vital rock band of their generation

From reclaiming classic emo anthems to dropping world class, alt-pop bangers, Paramore's O2 show proved that they remain in a league of one

Louder

Tories seeking ‘star power’ mayor candidate to try and oust Sadiq Khan

Tory chiefs will meet on Monday evening to discuss fast tracking a candidate to take on Sadiq Khan next May

Evening Standard

Londoners baffled by unusual cow sculpture in Westminster with lamp emerging from rump

The life-sized statue was placed outside the Houses of Parliament to highlight the potential of using cow poo as a renewable energy source

Daily Mirror

Seven London spots to indulge sustainably (and eat superbly)

From the world’s first zero-waste restaurant to the east London boozer that grows its ingredients on the roof...

Evening Standard

ITV This Morning studio in stitches at BGT star Abi Carter-Simpson's ukulele rendition

The Essex primary teacher appeared on the latest instalment of Britain's Got Talent when the auditions headed to London on Saturday and she spoke of Victoria Wood being her idol during the ITV show.

Daily Record

Just Stop Oil activists disrupt traffic in central London

Climate protesters ordered the Government to stop all new fossil fuel licences – while drivers shouted and swore at them.

The Independent UK

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How Julian Nagelsmann would transform Tottenham and help Daniel Levy after Stellini exit

The Tottenham Hotspur chairman must make an appointment that inspires the fans, the players and most of all work for the north London club

Evening Standard

Why has Printworks closed and when will it return?

Printworks London, former home of the Evening Standard, has closed down for good - but it’s set to reopen in 2026

Evening Standard

Wealthy businessman with a grudge ‘targeted barristers in bomb plot after High Court battle’

A senior barrister was the target of a bomb plot in the heart of London’s legal district because of a “deep-seated grudge” from a £1 million High Court battle, the Old Bailey has heard.

Evening Standard

Trainer to the stars Michael Baah subjected to racist slurs at London gym

A personal trainer who regularly appears on TV was singled out by a gym manager, a tribunal found

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Evening Standard

London doctor pleads for help for relatives stuck in Sudan

A London doctor whose relatives are among an estimated 4,000 Britons stuck in war-torn Sudan has made a heartfelt plea for the UK government to take urgent action.

Daily Mirror

Britain's most dangerous drivers - areas with highest points on licences revealed

Yorkshire has topped the list of areas in Great Britain where drivers have the most points on their licences - while perhaps understandably the Shetland Islands showed the least penalty points

Evening Standard

Deliveroo, UberEats riders among 60 arrested in London amid Home Office crackdown

Riders were arrested for false documentation and working illegally in the UK

Evening Standard

London weather: Chance of frost overnight as wintry weather continues

Temperatures across the capital are set to plunge to 1C overnight into Tuesday with a chance of frost in some of the more rural areas.

Evening Standard

Mo Farah reveals he nearly quit during London Marathon as struggles affirm decision to retire

Fans pushed veteran to finish line in slower-than-hoped time

Evening Standard

Elizabeth line: Final stage of opening to go ahead as planned, TfL confirms

The final stage in the opening of the Elizabeth line will go ahead as planned on Sunday May 21, Transport for London confirmed on Monday.

Reuters

Vivat Rex! Pupils prepare to be first to hail King Charles at coronation

When King Charles is crowned at London's Westminster next month, scholars from the next door school will be the first to formally acclaim the new monarch by singing out "Vivat Rex", just as they have done at coronations for more than three centuries.

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