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Fact check: Employment rate and Labour’s asylum hotels record
16. October 2026 (14:42)
Round-up of fact checks from the last few days compiled by Full Fact. (London News)
Kate commissions new research into nature benefits for babies and children
16. October 2026 (14:34)
The Princess of Wales has long championed the benefits of experiencing nature for wellbeing, especially during cancer journey. (London News)
Visitors return to Yorkshire Wildlife Park six days after man killed by tiger
16. October 2026 (14:29)
William Chapman died on Saturday after scaling two fences at the Land of the Tigers enclosure, an inquest heard. (London News)
Ministers cannot agree budget without increased funding, O’Dowd warns
16. October 2026 (14:21)
Stormont ministers held a virtual meeting with Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant on Friday. (London News)
Father should never have gone to court over death of son in Cyprus, says lawyer
16. October 2026 (14:08)
Joshua Foster was handed a fine of around £2,500 at Paphos District Court over the death of his son. (London News)
GB News presenter to pay damages to deputy Green leader over social media posts
16. October 2026 (14:04)
Mothin Ali sued GB News presenter Alex Armstrong and social media commentator Bernadette Spofforth for defamation over posts on X. (London News)
M25 tolls could be brought in ‘by back door,’ Parliament warned
16. October 2026 (14:02)
MPs fear new rules could be used to charge motorists on the London orbital (London News)
London couple lose fight over 48cm sliver of land as kitchen extension given 'squatters rights'
16. October 2026 (13:59)
Judge rules in bitter dispute between neighbours in south London  (London News)
Bin strike to cause ‘major disruption’ in London borough
16. October 2026 (13:42)
More than 40 workers will walk out from October 26-30 in a row over working conditions (London News)
Telegraph takeover by UAE-backed group would have risked press freedom – Ofcom
16. October 2026 (13:42)
However, IMI said it ‘completely rejects’ Ofcom’s report, suggesting that Ofcom ‘failed’ to assess IMI as a commercial media company. (London News)