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'Wonderful and strange': A festival celebrating David Lynch is coming to London

'A Gathering of the Angels' will include an immersive Mulholland Drive Dreamscape, Q&As with Lynch's collaborators, and lots of damn fine coffee...

Euronews

‘My colleagues are killed on live TV. The world does nothing’: Inside Al Jazeera’s Wael al-Dahdouh’s reporting from Gaza

IN FOCUS: Al Jazeera’s Gaza bureau chief warns chief international correspondent Bel Trew that unless the world intervenes to protect journalists in the enclave and hold their killers to account there will be ‘no one left’

The Independent UK

Hollywood tycoon poised to swoop on Secret Cinema owner

Exclusive: Ari Emanuel, whose entertainment agency owns UFC and WWE, looks to buy TodayTix Group

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Interactive map shows the best and worst NHS hospital trusts in London

Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust came out top nationally in the Government’s new NHS league table

Evening Standard

Surfsharks sent a graffiti artist to Shoreditch to teach you about the absurd simplicity of VPNs

This Surfshark's live exclusive initiative encouraged Londoners to consider VPNs not just as a tech tool, but as a lifestyle choice – without unnecessary complications.

TechRadar

Mass hysteria at Heathrow airport – how social contagion works

Update: Since we published this story yesterday, the Metropolitan Police has reported that a CS canister has been found at Heathrow T4. The supposition by the Metropolitan Police that it was a case of mass hysteria appears to have been inaccurate.

The Conversation

Calls for action over Waterloo ‘racetrack’ as hundreds of motorbikes gather outside London Eye

Up to 200 riders have been gathering near the Southbank, turning the London landmark into a petrolhead playground

Evening Standard

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RMT threatening 'sustained industrial action' on Elizabeth line

Londoners are relying heavily on Crossrail this week with the Underground virtually shut down in the Tube strike

Evening Standard

Are System Of A Down teasing their first European tour since 2017?

The Armenian-American band projected their logo onto multiple buildings across London on Monday night, and teasers have reportedly also been sighted in Italy and Germany

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Revealed: Boris Johnson approached Elon Musk on behalf of London Evening Standard owner Lebedev

Former PM’s private office forwarded business proposal from peer to owner of X in June 2024, leaked files suggest

The Guardian - UK

Tube strike breakthrough: TfL opens Northern line as RMT chief Eddie Dempsey blasts Sadiq Khan

Union boss demands that London mayor invites him to negotiating table: ‘I don’t give a monkey’s if it’s a pool table, a billiards table or a dinner table’

Evening Standard

Police make more arrests in east London council housing fraud investigation

Four people have now been arrested in major police operation targeting housing fraud in East London

Evening Standard

Man denies murdering alleged ex-lover and disposing of her body

Juan Francisco Toledo, 51, has denied the murder of Yajaira Castro Mendez whose body was found in rural Hampshire on June 7.

Evening Standard

Prince of Wales says music ‘crucial’ as he visits Symphony Studios

William highlighted Prince Louis’s musical interests during a visit to the south London facility.

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Man appears in court charged over the death of Ed Sheeran dancer killed in horror bike crash

Lousha Liddell, 25, was killed when she was thrown from the back seat of Jordan Spartan’s bike in Earlsfield, south west London

Evening Standard

Race Across the World London: Brand new route released for autumn and winter

The new route is aiming to show players the beauty of London in the winter

Evening Standard

Prince William visits London youth charity as Harry meets children in Nottingham in 'copycat engagement'

The Prince of Wales spoke to youngsters in Lambeth, while the Duke of Sussex discussed Children in Need

Evening Standard

Three arrested after protest outside defence event

Protesters gathered outside the Defence and Security Equipment International UK event at ExCel London in Royal Victoria Dock on Tuesday morning.

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The Independent UK

How to travel by Tube around London when Underground workers are on strike

Exclusive: Northern line is mainly fine, though some stations are closed due to lack of staff

Evening Standard

Five of the best restaurants in London's museums and galleries

Food is an art all of its own

Benzinga

Defense Giants Lockheed Martin And BAE Systems Reveal Ambitious Push Into Uncrewed Air Systems

Lockheed Martin Skunk Works (NYSE:LMT) and BAE Systems FalconWorks (OTC:BAESY) announced at the DSEI defense conference in London that they will partner on the development of uncrewed autonomous air systems.

The Independent UK

Murder probe launched after two men shot in London

Police say a 27-year-old died of his wounds, while the other victim remains in hospital

Evening Standard

Man forced to sleep in his car for a year after east London council fails to find him housing

The man, known as Mr X, was attacked several times after ending up on the streets

The Conversation

Gin Lane by William Hogarth is a critique of 18th-century London’s growing funeral trade

In 1751, the English painter William Hogarth created a nightmarish depiction of the London slum of St Giles. The familiar spire of the parish church towered over a scene of human ruin. This is Gin Lane, an imagined thoroughfare where the consumption of gin has deprived the inhabitants of sense,…

Evening Standard

Parents who lost children to cancer ring St Paul’s bells in their memory

A ceremony was held at the cathedral in central London to remember the 253 children who die of cancer each year in the UK on average.

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