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Kingsbury Road, Dalston bridge reopens after renovation

A key bridge for pedestrians and cyclists over the railway has reopened in Kingsbury Road, Dalston.

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Petrol price warning to drivers as costs rise 8p per litre

The RAC are warning it is going to be a "tough year" for drivers

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London's most expensive streets to buy a home revealed

Rightmove has revealed what streets in London are the most expensive to buy a home with one costing £9.6m

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c2c and Overground trains cancelled after strong winds

Passengers are facing serious disruption on two east London train lines - c2c and Overground - after damage to overhead electric wires last night.

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Jimmy Carr reveals he almost died from meningitis as a child

Jimmy Carr has shared that when he was a child he had a health scare when battling meningitis

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Olivier Awards: Hannah Waddingham calls out photographer

Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham called out a photographer at the Olivier Awards after they appeared to ask her to "show your leg".

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Tesla plans to cut around 14,000 staff jobs globally

Tesla layoffs are reportedly in the plans at Elon Musk's company with around 14,000 jobs from the company at risk globally.

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Met Police officer denies raping and stalking woman

A serving Metropolitan Police officer has denied raping and stalking a woman by installing cameras at her work.

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M25 set for second full weekend closure at junctions 9 and 10

The M25 is set for a second full weekend closure, with "longer" diversion routes.

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Grim weekend in London after stabbings and fatal crash

A grim weekend across London saw two people stabbed, with one of the victims left dead and three killed in a crash.

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Met Office London weather: Rain and strong winds forecast

Heavy rain and potential thunder is expected to hit London today, with a yellow warning also issued for strong winds.

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DWP Universal Credit and PIP early payment dates in May

DWP Universal Credit, PIP, and other benefit claimants may find their payments affected by bank holidays

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New long distance open access rail service to help millions

Open-access rail services on seven routes are set to help millions of Brits under new rail industry plans.

Islington Gazette | News

Return to Camden Ambulance Station for 1960s driver

A Golders Green great-grandfather who was taken seriously ill was given a tour of Camden Ambulance Station where he worked as a driver 60 years ago.

Hackney Gazette | News

Discover the 6 London postcodes where rent is less than £800

Six London postcodes have been named the cheapest to rent, with rent below £800, from Manor Park to Chingford.

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Who is exempt from paying TfL's congestion charge in London?

Find out who is exempt from paying the Transport for London (TfL) congestion charge across London.

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Amanda Holden breaks silence amid Sharon Osbourne criticism

Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has broken her silence after criticism from former X Factor judge and friend of Simon Cowell, Sharon Osbourne.

Hackney Gazette | News

Gordon Ramsay's £13m London restaurant invaded by squatters

TV chef Gordon Ramsay is facing squatters after squatters take over his £13m London pub.

Islington Gazette | News

Camden Passage stall owner hits out at rain garden plans

A businesswoman has said that 'rain gardens' close to Camden Passage are blighted by dog poo and litter.

Hackney Gazette | News

Manchester Marathon run for Brain Tumour Research April 14

Hackney scientist Lucy Ahern is preparing to run the Manchester Marathon to help fund medical research in memory of her best friend from school, who died aged just 23 from brain cancer.