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    September Tube strike - what you need to know

    London Underground staff will strike from 7th September for five days.

  2. Re-investigating the 'Croydon Cat Killer'

    Decapitated cats started appearing in Croydon in 2015. Who or what was doing it?

  3. Oxford Street: Power, politics and pedestrians

    Pedestrianisation has frustrated successive mayors. Why?

  4. London's new Banksy sculpture

    Banksy's claimed a new sculpture near the mall. So what does it mean?

  5. King's Cross: Why the future's looking bright for 'Mecca of grassroots basketball in London'

    Argyle Court desperately needs renovation, but the basketball community won't give up.

  6. Kensington starts seizing e-bikes to curb parking chaos

    RBKC now charges a retrieval fee to operators if their bikes are illegally parked.

  7. Is this the end of noisy London pedicabs?

    New regulations are to ban drivers blaring out music and charging 'rip-off' fares.

  8. Is London the hardest city to find love?

    40% of London's adults are single - is this the worst city to look for love?

  9. Is London ready for driverless taxis?

    US company Waymo hopes to be operating in London as soon as September this year.

  10. Is London architecture still world-leading?

    Two thirds of the projects on the RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist are in London.

  11. Investigating the 'dead dad' rental scam

    Freddie Priestley persuaded prospective tenants pay for a room that wasn't available.

  12. Inside Britain's best new building in Bermondsey

    Appleby Blue Almshouse on Southwark Park Road has won this year's RIBA Stirling Prize.

  13. How tourists were tricked by fake Royal Xmas market

    AI-generated pictures have appeared on TikTok and Facebook with no apparent intent.

  14. How tin foil is helping thieves steal mobile phones

    On average 180 phones are stolen every day in London.

  15. How much do Tube strikes cost London?

    One estimate puts the figure at 拢230 million, but how is that felt by Londoners?

  16. How landlords are using 'snail farms' to avoid tax

    Westminster Council say "unscrupulous traders" are claiming agricultural tax exemptions.

  17. How is TfL targeting public transport 'headphone dodgers'?

    TfL says watching films and making calls using loudspeakers is "disruptive" to others.

  18. How Battersea's miraculous grapefruit tree was saved

    It's thought to the only one of its kind in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.

  19. How a nine-year-old girl got caught up in a gangland shooting

    The girl was eating ice cream in Dalston when she was hit by a stray bullet.

  20. Hot homes are making children sick - what can be done?

    Over a million children in London live in homes at risk from overheating.

  21. Homicide at record low - but do Londoners feel safe?

    Homicide in London has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade.

  22. Have viral pranks in London gone too far?

    Harmless fun? Or are content creators shocking members of the public for their own ends?

  23. Have brand partnerships on the Tube gone too far?

    There are concerns a commercial rebrand of the Bakerloo Line could cause confusion.

  24. Has Westminster found a way to prevent illegal car meets?

    Drivers have been fined after being caught doing stunts and blocking roads on Pall Mall.

  25. Getting lost in the Barbican could be thing of the past

    A new scheme should make navigating the Barbican's labyrinthine pathways easier.

  26. From London Fashion Week to The BAFTAs - The Londoners Shaping Culture

    Following LFW and the BAFTAs we hear from two Londoners influencing global culture.

  27. Fantastic or a disaster? New town proposed in Enfield

    Crews Hill in Enfield has been shortlisted for development of a new town.

  28. Drivers say London buses infested with cockroaches

    The bus drivers report that a number of buses and rest areas are infested.

  29. Does London still need Police front counters?

    Ten more counters are set to close under cost-cutting measures.

  30. Does London need to change its attitude to heat?

    As the capital faces more extreme heat, could London learn from other cities?

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