Man facing life in jail for bludgeoning his elderly father to death with a bottle of Champagne in Southgate

Killer was found by police naked and surrounded by blood stained bottles of Veuve Cliquot and Bollinger

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Met officer sacked after asking colleague for picture of decomposing corpse to show her mother

A Met Police officer has been dismissed from the force after being found guilty of gross misconduct for asking a colleague for a picture of a decomposing corpse to send to her mother.

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Notting Hill Gate Tube station reopens after person dies on tube tracks

Notting Hill Gate tube station in central London was temporarily shut on Friday afternoon after a person lost their life on the tracks.

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Cambridge Circus: Worker crushed to death by ‘telescopic urinal’ yards from Harry Potter theatre

Firefighters had been trying to free the workman for several hours on Friday afternoon

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London bus strikes to go ahead on February 1 after Abellio drivers reject pay offer

Strikes by bus drivers in London will go ahead next week after the rejection of pay offers.

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Paramedic attacked by patient: Report sex assaults to police

Charlotte Miller has encouraged others to seek justice after her attacker was jailed

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London revealed to have lowest prevalence of Covid in UK with 1 in 90 infected

1.1million in private households in the UK were likely to have had Covid-19 in the week ending January 17 - down 39% from the previous week

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Cold weather alert: Think twice about travelling, asthma sufferers told

Vulnerable Londoners should think twice about travelling on colder days due to high levels of pollution, a scientist has warned.

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Which Wetherspoons pubs are closing in London and across the UK?

Wetherspoons are still two per cent behind 2019 levels.

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Charlie Mullins: selling Pimlico Plumbers was ‘biggest mistake of my life’

Mr Mullins hit the headlines in 2021 after introducing a mandatory Covid vaccine requirement for all his staff

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