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Michael Bublé confirms second Newcastle date as tour tickets go on sale

The swing favourite Higher tour that celebrates his 20-year anniversary in music

Chronicle Live

Dana White: Colby Covington vs. Khamzat Chimaev could be co-main for Leon Edwards vs. Kamaru Usman 3

UFC president Dana White said Colby Covington vs. Khamzat Chimaev could be the co-main event for the Edwards-Usman trilogy fight in London.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Photographer Freya Najade publishes new book exploring the wilderness of Hackney Marshes

London-based photographer Freya Najade’s new book The Hackney Marshes is a wonderful portrayal of the roaming wilderness of East London.

Evening Standard

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Headless body murder trial jurors told they can consider manslaughter charge

Jemma Mitchell, 38, is accused of murdering 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong at her home in Wembley, north London, in June last year.

The Independent UK

Scots urged to travel to Westminster for General Election mass demo

SCOTS are being urged to travel to London to take to the streets of Westminster in a bid to fell the Government in a Guy Fawkes Day protest.

The National (Scotland)

David Farr: ‘The 60s generation created the most selfish age there has ever been’

In his new play, the screenwriter and author investigates ideas of individualism, sexual freedom and mortality through a woman who recreates herself as a cyborg

The Guardian - UK

£1 million London Poppy Day fundraiser cancelled due to rail strikes

The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal director Simon O’Leary said the day is “one of the most important days in our annual remembrance calendar”.

The Independent UK

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Teenager arrested in Scotland over ‘brutal’ murder of 19-year-old man in London

The suspect has been transferred to London.

The Independent UK

Just Stop Oil: Sixteen arrests as protestors block road outside Holborn Underground station

Activists have blocked traffic in central London

Evening Standard

Runners to find out if London Marathon ballot application successful

More than 410,000 people entered the ballot to participate in the 2023 TCS London Marathon, organisers said.

The Independent UK

Furious parents block road to protest poor enforcement of school street in north London

Parents of children at The Gower Primary School in Islington acted as human bollards on Thursday

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil: do radical protests turn the public away from a cause? Here's the evidence

Members of the protest group Just Stop Oil recently threw soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers in the National Gallery in London. The action once again triggered debate about what kinds of protest are most effective.

The Conversation

Just Stop Oil protesters glue themselves to tarmac at central London junction

Police confirmed 16 protesters have been arrested and that the roads have since been reopened.

The Independent UK

Tesco to make major change to Meal Deal price that will impact all shoppers

The 'Big Four' grocer's popular lunchtime combo - which consists of a main, snack and drink - will increase by 40p for all customers.

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Evening Standard

Madame Tussauds London’s Chamber of Horrors returns for Halloween season

Visitors will be able to visit the attraction at no extra cost with Madame Tussauds ticket

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Can’t Truss it: Toodle-oo to a prime minister we barely got to know

Short-lived governments are routine in some democracies, with uncertainty the norm and predictability ever elusive. Yet never in London, where hundreds of years of steady parliamentary rule set a standard for the world going back to the first prime minister, Robert Walpole, three centuries ago. His two decades were a…

Radio France Internationale

Truss departure opens gates to unsteady race for Tory leadership

The departure of British Prime Minister Liz Truss, after six chaotic weeks marked by policy U-turns and growing discontent within her own Conservative Party, spells more uncertainty for the United Kingdom, financial markets and foreign policy. As the contest to succeed Britain's shortest-serving premier begins, the country is seeking a…

Evening Standard

Rising mortgages: London homeowners spending nearly a third of monthly income on repayments

As mortgage rates soar, homeowners in Camden are now spending 43 per cent of monthly income on repayments - nearly twice the national average

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Tory hopefuls in dash to win over MPs by Monday as race for No 10 hots up

The sprint to be Britain’s 57th Prime Minister was in full flow on Friday as contenders raced to get crucial early momentum.

The Guardian - UK

Banksy, Breughel’s boy and a house of Britain’s horrors – the week in art

The muralist hits Salford, peasant life comes to Birmingham’s Barber Institute and Somerset House gets with the Halloween ghost theme – all in your weekly dispatch

Evening Standard

Londoners scramble for studio flats as capital’s rents hit yet another record high

Agents warn of “extreme” competition for rental properties as average asking price for London rental hits £2,343 per month

Daily Record

Scots cops arrest teen wanted on suspicion of murdering man in London 'stabbing'

The 17-year-old was arrested in Edinburgh following the death of Kane Ontre Zasheem Moses.

The Independent UK

Renaissance masterpiece by Titian expected to fetch up to £12 million at auction

One of the finest versions of the artist’s work, Venus and Adonis, is set to appear at Sotheby’s London auction on December 7.

Evening Standard

Rosie Huntington-Whitely has opened a pop up for her beauty brand in central London today

The model and lingerie mogul has turned her sights to beauty, and she’s bringing it straight to the streets of London

Evening Standard

Things to do in London for half term: How to have your best school break yet

Urban crazy golf, an intergalatic science adventure, a treasure hunt in the wilderness (well, Morden Hall Park) — there are a million reasons to put down the iPad, says Jochan Embley

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