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First woman Archbishop of Canterbury pledges to speak out on misogyny
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Dame Sarah Mullally has been legally confirmed as the new top bishop in the Church of England after a heckler briefly interrupted the ceremony. (London News)
'Don't take us to a hospital': Iran protesters treated in secret to avoid arrest
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Wounded demonstrators tell the BBC they are relying on medics willing to risk their own safety by treating them at their homes. (BBC News)
Sir Keir Starmer weighs into Hampstead Heath cafes row
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Four popular independent cafes across green spaces in north London are being taken over by a new operator (London News)
What went on in London this week: Burns Night bashes and Alastair Campbell's secret talent
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Plus celebs reading letters and a royal seal of approval for Hamnet (London News)
The age you start smoking which could double the risk of heart attack
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A South Korean study suggests when you start smoking matters more than how long you smoke (London News)
Ex-Spandau Ballet singer guilty of sex assaults
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The 37-year-old, of Finchley, north London, was on trial on charges including the rape of one woman and filming himself groping another. (London News)
The rise of teetotalers: Men are driving a surprising new booze trend
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Studies indicate there is an increased number of young men cutting back on alcohol consumption (London News)
Trump backed Chagos deal after review by US intelligence agencies, Starmer says
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The Prime Minister insisted his deal to hand over the islands to Mauritius had the US president’s blessing, despite his subsequent criticism. (London News)
Flagship London council signs off 'borough of sanctuary' for asylum seekers plan
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Westminster has the highest rate of international migration in England, with more than 20,000 residents arriving over the past two years (London News)
US intelligence agencies disagree with Trump’s opposition to Chagos deal, says Starmer
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Downing Street sources say agreement is ‘done deal’ and will not be scuppered by US president’s U-turnUS intelligence agencies disagree with Donald Trump’s newly found opposition to the Chagos deal, Keir Starmer has said, as he underlined how the US administration had supported the deal as it bolstered their defences.The prime minister made his remarks, which could undermine the US president’s fresh view of the deal as an “act of great stupidity”, on the flight to Beijing for a visit that will cover UK national security among other issues. Continue reading... (The Guardian)