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Steve Bax-WLON

15:49, 28 FEB 2014
Updated09:37, 24 JUN 2014

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London Underground London Underground strike to hit London this week as stations may close 'last minute'The weekend will be affected as well

Mice on London Underground - from losing their tails to commuters warned to tuck trousers into socks

London Underground

There are more mice living across the London Underground network than there are people living in Croydon

Escape to the Country Eltham couple joke 'is this a wind up' over price of dream home

The show host Steve Brown helped Rachel and Red search for a peaceful countryside pad and showed them around three properties

Family-run Orpington restaurant denied later opening time until 2am after neighbour complaints

A resident said they found the conduct of the restaurant to be 'disrespectful' but the owner says the noise complaints were on days where they had 'special events'

Police name man charged with kidnapping, drugging and sexually assaulting young girl

Metropolitan Police

The 56-year-old man appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court today (Wednesday, April 24)

Sadiq Khan City Hall refunds over 3,000 people after chaotic New Year's Eve fireworks marred by bogus tickets The sold-out event attracted criticism after the price of a ticket increased by 33 per cent to £20 - now City Hall has handed back £61,000 to disgruntled punters who weren't able to see the spectacular show

The 10 best cities for first time buyers named where homes are almost 5 times cheaper than London

The cheapest cities are all in the north of the UK

EastEnders fans share the same complaint about 'reckless' Whitney Dean as secret exposed

Fans of the BBC One soap are not pleased with Whitney

Serving and former police officers in criminal probe for 'sharing sensitive material from victim's phone'

The police watchdog has passed a filed to the Crown Prosecution Service for a charging decision

Soldiers thrown from saddles as Household Cavalry horses 'spooked' by construction work

The commanding officer for the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment has issued a statement after horses escaped in Central London

London Underground London Underground strike to hit London this week as stations may close 'last minute'The weekend will be affected as well

Mice on London Underground - from losing their tails to commuters warned to tuck trousers into socks

London Underground

There are more mice living across the London Underground network than there are people living in Croydon

Escape to the Country Eltham couple joke 'is this a wind up' over price of dream home

The show host Steve Brown helped Rachel and Red search for a peaceful countryside pad and showed them around three properties

Family-run Orpington restaurant denied later opening time until 2am after neighbour complaints

A resident said they found the conduct of the restaurant to be 'disrespectful' but the owner says the noise complaints were on days where they had 'special events'

Police name man charged with kidnapping, drugging and sexually assaulting young girl

Metropolitan Police

The 56-year-old man appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court today (Wednesday, April 24)

Sadiq Khan City Hall refunds over 3,000 people after chaotic New Year's Eve fireworks marred by bogus tickets The sold-out event attracted criticism after the price of a ticket increased by 33 per cent to £20 - now City Hall has handed back £61,000 to disgruntled punters who weren't able to see the spectacular show

The 10 best cities for first time buyers named where homes are almost 5 times cheaper than London

The cheapest cities are all in the north of the UK

EastEnders fans share the same complaint about 'reckless' Whitney Dean as secret exposed

Fans of the BBC One soap are not pleased with Whitney

Serving and former police officers in criminal probe for 'sharing sensitive material from victim's phone'

The police watchdog has passed a filed to the Crown Prosecution Service for a charging decision

Soldiers thrown from saddles as Household Cavalry horses 'spooked' by construction work

The commanding officer for the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment has issued a statement after horses escaped in Central London

Serving and former police officers in criminal probe for 'sharing sensitive material from victim's phone'

The police watchdog has passed a filed to the Crown Prosecution Service for a charging decision

Head teacher apologises after 'ban the hijab' banner displayed in school playground

The banner has since been removed and was condemned as "ill-judged" by the head teacher

I tried Marks and Spencer's brand new Dine In range - and some dishes are off the scale

I got an exclusive preview of Marks and Spencer's new Cook Menu Dine In range - now available to buy in stores

'Chaos' and 'panic' called out after man killed by another patient in NHS mental health facility

David Siirak died of head injuries as a staff member told the court they had not been trained in an unexpected emergency training session for 14 years

Person dies on railway tracks near South London station as rush hour trains disrupted

All power to tracks in the affected area needed to be switched off

'Cowardly' thief robbed 3 young girls at kinfepoint in woodland

Luke Slater was caught after police matched a dirty tracksuit found at his hideout to clothing he was seen wearing on CCTV

Video shows horses 'covered in blood' running through central London near Tower Bridge

Metropolitan Police

One of the horses collided with a black cab

NHS workers to stage fresh strikes in pay dispute

Unite said around 700 of its members at Barts NHS Trust and contractor Synergy will walk out from May 7-19

Sadiq Khan tells rival Susan Hall 'stop watching The Wire' after she claims 'gangs run around with machetes'

Mr Khan and Ms Hall appeared alongside the Lib Dems and Green Party candidates Rob Blackie and Zoe Garbett to answer questions from LBC callers

Four people taken to hospital after loose military horses bolt through London

West London News

One of them was seen covered in blood and another collided with a taxi

'Scaffolding has covered our Tower Hamlets flats for 5 years - there's been an infestation of pigeons'

Scaffolding has been outside some people's homes for half a decade

North London drug kingpin jailed after 10-month investigation seized £14k of drugs

The man has been jailed for eight years and seven months