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Elections

Labour wins power in the UK with a huge majority

Keir Starmer is the new Prime Minister of the UK after a landslide win by the Labour party in yesterday’s voting results. The election has...
Crime

Tower Hamlets man jailed for over 12 years for abusing two girls

Sajidur Rashid Tipu, 51, of Canton Street, Poplar was sentenced on Friday, 28 June at Snaresbrook Crown Court to 12 years and six months’...
Elections

Fake clip of Streeting dismissing ‘dead Palestinians’ circulates on X

Labour candidate Wes Streeting says an edited audio clip of him saying he “doesn’t care” about dying Palestinians is “obviously fake” The clip, posted on...
Elections

Over half of London councils use software that sent General Election polling cards to ineligible voters by mistake, investigation finds

More than half of all London councils used faulty software that sent General Election polling cards to ineligible voters by mistake, an investigation by the...
Crime

Six sentenced for using stolen ID in bid to avoid motoring fines

Six people who used an innocent woman’s stolen identity details in an attempt to avoid motoring fines have been sentenced at Bradford Crown Court. The...
Housing

Record high 11,993 people sleeping rough in London amid housing crisis

A record high number of people slept rough in London over the last year – including more than 1,200 former private renters – new...
Crime

Man jailed for breaching terrorism notification order

Muhammad Abid, 33,  of Newham, was sentenced on Wednesday, 26 June at the Old Bailey, for two breaches of a Part 4 Notification Order...
Elections

Gove blames Covid for failure to end rough sleeping, promises new 5-year target

The Government’s failure to end rough sleeping in England over the last five years is largely due to the knock-on impacts of Covid, Michael...
Culture

City accused of ‘backroom deal’ with livery company

The City of London Corporation has been accused of doing a ‘backroom deal’ with a prominent trade association in order to push through its...
London

City to decide on Bank Junction changes

The City of London Corporation is later today (20 June ) to vote on whether to retain or remove Black Cab restrictions at Bank...
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