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Who are the two former Labour figures defecting to Reform?

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The Independent UK

In France, women accusing Al-Fayed seek answers over trafficking claims

Mohamed Al-Fayed traded on the glamour of owning Harrods, the Paris Ritz and luxury yachts, but he and his brother were also at the centre of a dark web of alleged abuse, say French lawyers for women who liken him to US sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein.

Radio France Internationale

Labour MP Joani Reid confirms her partner among men arrested over spying for China allegations

Scottish Labour MP said ‘I have never seen anything to make me suspect my husband has broken any law’ after spouse David Taylor arrested

Evening Standard

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London weather: Skies to turn 'blood red' as Saharan dust cloud sweeps UK

London is set for a rare and striking display as a plume of Saharan dust drifts over the capital, turning sunrises and sunsets vivid shades of red and orange

Evening Standard

A foodie guide to Tenerife

There’s much more to this Canary Island than sunshine

Evening Standard

Former Labour councillors join Reform UK

Sir Robin Wales, the former Labour mayor of Newham, and Clive Furness, who also served on the council, have joined Reform UK.

Evening Standard

London's hospitality sector can't take much more - business rate reform is essential

Hospitality businesses are battling on multiple fronts ranging from soaring energy bills to an increase in National Insurance costs

Evening Standard

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Duo acted like ‘shadow police’ in UK on behalf of China, court told

Peter Wai, 38, and Bill Yuen, 65, are on trial at the Old Bailey on charges under the National Security Act.

Evening Standard

Ghetts sentenced to 12 years for London hit-and-run death of student

Ghetts has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to causing the death of a student in a hit-and-run incident in London.

The Fashion Central

Farage unveils two Labour defectors as he makes a push for London votes

Nigel Farage admits his party lacks ‘experience on the front line’ as he welcomes a controversial former mayor and ex-council leader

The Independent UK

Longest-serving London Labour mayor Sir Robin Wales joins Reform UK

Sir Robin Wales accuses the Labour Government of ‘losing its moral compass’ as he joins Reform UK

Evening Standard

£25 for a cookie? What the baffling luxury bakery boom tells us about Britain

Amid a cost of living crisis, pricey patisserie is all the rage – and not just in London. Our reporter goes on a crawl to find out if a tart can really be worth £45

The Guardian - UK

Teacher who worked out in gym while she was meant to be supervising students sacked

Mrs Iwobi sacked from south London school for issues including underperformance and health and safety breaches

Evening Standard

40 Delightfully Surreal Illustrations By Artist Yukai Du

Yukai Du creates images that feel alive with movement, even when they remain perfectly still.

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International Business Times UK

Rapper Ghetts Sentenced to 12 Years for Fatal Hit-and-Run of Student

British rapper Ghetts, real name Justin Clarke-Samuel, receives a 12-year prison sentence for a fatal hit-and-run incident involving a Nepalese student in London.

Evening Standard

'London's newest tourist attraction': Refurbished Piccadilly Circus Tube loos where it costs 80p to pee

Westminster council is spending £12.7m upgrading eight sets of public toilets

International Business Times UK

10 Photos of Ghetts: Rapper Jailed for 12 Years Over High-Speed Road Tragedy

British rapper Ghetts was sentenced to 12 years for a fatal hit-and-run in East London. Learn the shocking details, his legal past, and the case's impact on the music scene.

Evening Standard

Moment teenager, 19, rammed off his moped by Met Police during crackdown on illegal riders

Combat knife, baton and 52 bikes seized in blitz to tackle crime, phone snatching and anti-social behaviour across London

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The Independent UK

80s supermodel Annabel Schofield dies aged 62

Annabel Schofield, who played Laurel Ellis on the popular soap Dallas, has died at the age of 62. She passed away on 28 February in Los Angeles after a battle with cancer. Schofield was born in Wales and began her career as a model, becoming a fixture on London's 1980s…

Evening Standard

The Standard podcast: Is the Dubai dream over for Londoners?

With escalating tensions in the Middle East and tens of thousands of Brits waiting to be repatriated, are Brits falling out of love with Dubai?

Livingetc

3 of the Most Stylish London Restaurants to Break Your Fast In — A Design Lover's Ultimate Iftar Edit

Because there is still a while to go to the end of Ramadan, and knowing where to head for a feast is a must

The Independent UK

The prettiest Norfolk villages to visit this spring

On a trip to her home county, Ruth Lawes discovers little-visited hamlets, gastronomic hideaways and sunflower-filled fields

Euronews

Berlinale crisis: Top film festival directors rally to defend Berlinale boss Tricia Tuttle

“Supporting freedom of expression has never been more important.” Film festival bosses from Cannes, Locarno, London, San Sebastian, Tokyo and Toronto have signed a letter to support Berlinale boss Tricia Tuttle, amid fears that she may be fired over filmmakers expressing their support for Palestine.

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London venue banned Bob Vylan from 'surprise guest' spot at Grandson gig

Grandson has claimed he was stopped from bringing Bob Vylan out onstage at their London gig.

The Guardian - UK

The Quantity Theory of Morality by Will Self review – raucously inventive state-of-the-nation satire

Thirty-five years on from his debut collection The Quantity Theory of Insanity, Self takes aim at London’s chattering classes in an excoriating vision of moral decline

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