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Cressida Dick criticises ‘politicisation of policing’ in Met farewell letter

Outgoing commissioner to leave role on Sunday after losing confidence of London mayor

The Guardian - UK

Asma Khan: ‘So many women set fire to themselves to warm others’

Hitting viral social media fame last year thanks to a now infamous visit from Paul Rudd and Dan Levy, Darjeeling Express has been world-famous to in the know Londoners for much longer, largely thanks to its incredible figurehead Asma Khan. Here, Molly Codyre speaks to her about her all-female kitchen,…

The Independent UK

Homes for Ukraine visas issued by London borough revealed as 2,100 granted in capital

Ministers have apologised after criticism that visa schemes are not working fast enough

Evening Standard

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Top private school hosted UK head of Kremlin cultural agency linked to Russian intelligence

Exclusive: UK head of Rossotrudnichestvo spoke at Oxford High School ‘Russian Conference’ in 2019 attended by more than 150 pupils

The Independent UK

XR: Extinction Rebellion is back - but what does it want?

Abseiling in from Tower Bridge at 7am on Friday like a slogan-savvy SWAT team, Extinction Rebellion is deploying its weapons of mass disruption on London once again. Stop the traffic, save the world.

Evening Standard

Russia can only afford its war in Ukraine because Britain helped raise the cash

To undermine Putin in the long term, government ministers have to get serious about closing tax breaks and loopholes, says Oliver Bullough, author of Butler to the World

The Guardian - UK

London and Manchester firefighters to assist police in marauding terror attacks

In the plans, firefighters would be expected to assist with the evacuation of casualties as well as performing their firefighting duties

Evening Standard

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‘No logic’: Yorkshire’s TV industry baffled by Channel 4 privatisation

There’s praise for the government’s pressure on Channel 4 to boost its regional presence – and bafflement at why ministers want to risk its rare levelling up success

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan takes final swipe at outgoing Met chief Dame Cressida

The London mayor spoke about why he withdrew his support for the commissioner.

The Independent UK

Dizzee Rascal handed restraining order and curfew for attacking ex-fiancee

The grime artist, 37, whose real name is Dylan Mills, was found guilty after a trial of assaulting Cassandra Jones during a “chaotic” row.

The Independent UK

'My man is plus-size and I'm slim - people say our relationship is fake but I love him'

Sienna Keera, 27, moved all the way from Sydney in Australia to live with her husband George Keywood in London - but while the pair are happy in their relationship they have to put up with vicious trolling

Daily Mirror

Sainsbury's and Argos share announcement for all workers

The company and the union have been reviewing pay rates

Bristol Post

London Elections 2022: Where is my closest polling station, what is tactical voting and can I vote without a polling card or ID?

Elections in May will give local residents the chance to choose councillors, who deal with matters from social care to bin collection

Evening Standard

A once-in-a-lifetime look at Raphael plus Japanese creativity at Buckingham Palace – the week in art

A Raphael exhibition to convince sceptics, NY minimalist Rosemarie Castoro, spectacular colour from Sheila Hicks and Japanese art with a royal flavour – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

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The Conversation

Bridgerton: the real 18th-century writers who used pseudonyms to stoke controversy

In the hit Netflix series Bridgerton, London society is set alight thanks to a newsletter penned by an anonymous writer whose sharp pen captures all the pomp, circumstance and gossip of the season. Fans of Bridgerton will recognise this writer, Lady Whistledown, as an integral part of the show. For…

Evening Standard

I’m proud of my time as Met police chief, but I wish we had done even better

I have been privileged to lead the Metropolitan Police Service for the last five years. I will always look back on my time as Commissioner with pride for what has been achieved, with humility for when Londoners have been let down, and with huge confidence the changes we have been…

Evening Standard

UK’s first Corgi Café coming to London

The Queen’s favourite breed will be treated like royalty at this regal English puppy party

Daily Mirror

Sabina Nessa cops had 'breakthrough' moment that led them to catch evil murderer

Metropolitan Police officers trawled through hours of CCTV footage to hunt down vile killer Koci Selamaj who attacked primary school teacher Sabina Nessa in Cator Park, Kidbrooke, south-east London

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Manchester Evening News

'Evil' sexual predator jailed for savage murder of teacher Sabina Nessa

Koci Selamaj attacked the 28-year-old with a metal traffic triangle as she walked through a south London park

The Independent UK

London health club evacuated due to chemical incident

Around 900 people have been evacuated from a health club in Canary Wharf, London Brigade said.

The Guardian - UK

Goila Butter Chicken, London W1: ‘A new religion? I wasn’t moved’ – restaurant review

Goila’s butter chicken is not bad, but I felt no real urge to declare the chef my new spiritual leader

Evening Standard

London tech unicorns still struggling to close gender pay gap, data shows

The capital’s most valuable tech “unicorns” - private companies worth $1 billion or more - all have a bigger pay gap between men and women than the national average

The Guardian - UK

Health club in Canary Wharf evacuated due to chemical fumes

London fire brigade at scene in financial district as more than 900 people ordered to leave building

Daily Mirror

Sainsbury's to pay shop floor staff £9.90 an hour - and £10 an hour in London

Sainsbury’s said it will commit to paying its staff £10 an hour in London and £9.90 outside the capital under its latest pay promise to staff - it follows 300 job cuts last week

Birmingham Post

Nine of the UK's quirkiest offices from a converted jumbo jet to DJ booths and a dance floor

For millions of office staff, the Covid-19 pandemic turned the working week on its head when working from home became the new normal. There has been a permanent shift in how we think about the working day with plenty of businesses now operating rem

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