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Universities having a 'painful time' with finances, warns London's Goldsmiths

Goldsmiths faces mass walkout by staff angry over redundancy plans

Evening Standard

Diversity officer victimised and forced from University of the Arts job wins tribunal

A tribunal ruled that Nina Rahel was victimised and forced out of her job at the University of the Arts London

Evening Standard

How Keely Hodgkinson can spark a ‘golden era’ for British athletics at Paris Olympics

The 800m star must now contend with expectations that less than gold will be a disappointment, but Team GB has hope elsewhere, too, with Matthew Hudson-Smith, Josh Kerr and Katarina Johnson-Thompson

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Tolworth: Man, 80, faces court charged with murdering elderly wife at their south-west London home

Alan Sharp, of Raeburn Avenue, Tolworth, south-west London, has been charged with killing his 80-year-old wife, Jenny, at the address they shared

Evening Standard

Is this shop offering one-kilo sandwiches the new Pret?

Once the go-to for the lunchtime crowd, Pret has not only made lunchtime expensive but boring. Bristol newcomer Sandwich Sandwich, armed with hefty sandwiches, a commitment to quality and bold expansion plans, is ready to take them on, writes Hannah Twiggs

The Independent UK

London leaver: 'I never planned to leave London — then I fell for a photographer from Pembrokeshire'

When ex-model Remy Green started her skincare business, a blast from the past prompted a move to Wales

Evening Standard

Evans: "My own team was working against me" as Jaguar miss out on Formula E drivers' title

Mitch Evans believes "my own team were working against me" during the Formula E season finale in London, as both Jaguar drivers lost out to Pascal Wehrlein in the championship.

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Wehrlein "never stopped believing" in first Formula E title

Newly crowned Formula E world champion Pascal Wehrlein says he “never stopped believing in it until crossing the line” after denying both Jaguar drivers in a tense London E-Prix finale.

Autosport

Pensioner charged with murdering 80-year-old wife at their south London home

Alan Sharp, 80, was arrested at the scene and was charged with murder on Saturday

Evening Standard

Evans: "My own team were working against me" as Jaguar miss out on Formula E drivers' title

Mitch Evans believes "my own team were working against me" during the Formula E season finale in London, as both Jaguar drivers lost out to Pascal Wehrlein in the championship.

Autosport

Police return patient to London hospital after two-day manhunt

Officers had warned the public not to approach Adil Maxamed who absconded from hospital on Friday night

Evening Standard

Pamela Cullen obituary

Other lives: London regional manager for the National Film Development Corporation of India in the 1970s and 80s

The Guardian - UK

Readers reply: is it true that British people get nicer the farther north you go?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

The Guardian - UK

London’s hot air balloon festival cancelled for fifth year in row due to weather conditions

Lord Mayor’s Hot Air Balloon Regatta was set to take place in the capital on Sunday

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The Guardian - UK

Acis and Galatea review – a hectic take on Handel’s perfectly formed confection

The pared down City of London Sinfonia are exquisite and the main singers splendid – although the overworked ensemble hop around, draining the work of sincerity

The Independent UK

Gordon Brown launches ‘multibank’ for London amid rising child poverty

Distributing items such as baby products as well as food, it will be overseen by the Felix Project

The Guardian - UK

Urban Nature Project at the Natural History Museum review – it’s a wondrous jungle out there

The museum’s newly transformed outside space is a collaborative triumph, offering a walk through geological time in a landscape of ancient rocks and Jurassic planting that’s a haven for wildlife, Londoners and dinosaurs alike

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Echo; Visit From an Unknown Woman; The Baker’s Wife – review

Fiona Shaw, Adrian Lester, Toby Jones and more explore the refugee experience in an intriguing multimedia show

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Evening Standard

London's Hot Air Balloon Regatta cancelled again due to weather concerns

Lord Mayor’s Hot Air Balloon Regatta put back again due to bad weather

The Independent UK

‘I was given a pink prosthetic breast that did not match my skin tone’

Exclusive: Campaigners tell Maya Oppenheim women of colour routinely have to ‘plead’ or wait a long time to get a prosthetic implant that matches their skin tone and are often told nothing is available

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Watch: Steph Curry drills deep 3-pointer from way beyond the arc vs. South Sudan

Steph Curry helped spark Team USA with a signature long-distance 3-pointer on Saturday against South Sudan.

Autosport

DS Penske on course for Formula E championship podium

A bronze medal would do the Franco-American team a lot of good after a promising but somewhat up-and-down year.

Wallpaper

An Uxbridge annexe by Bureau de Change is a design for effortless intergenerational living

Uxbridge Bower, a residential annexe in west London, is a contemporary addition offering both privacy and connection for the needs of a family

The Guardian - UK

Gordon Brown launches London’s first ‘multibank’ amid UK child poverty fears

Ex-PM is opening the capital’s first facility based on Fife model, supplying basic necessities against backdrop of concerns for child wellbeing over the summer holidays

The Guardian - UK

Julie’s, London: ‘Its time has clearly come again’ – restaurant review

Known as a hotspot for celeb parties, Julie’s is now also serving up great food for its own beautiful people

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