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The victim, 45, was declared dead at the scene, despite efforts of emergency services, police say.
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Some locals are demanding answers over the Toby Carvery owner's decision to fell a 500-year-old oak tree in north London.
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Graffiti is found on seven statues of historic figures in Parliament Square following a trans rights protest.
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The plans for Broadwater Farm estate follow growing concerns over Large Panel System construction.
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Gabriel Moses' largest exhibition yet, Selah, is being hosted in London, featuring more than 70 photographs.
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Easter bonnet competitions run by the London Tourist Board attracted headwear of all shapes and sizes.
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Paula Griffin says she finally admitted to herself that she is transgender after cancer surgery.
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A London council says Wandsworth Bridge is no longer the most boring in the city after a "glow up".
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A 63-year-old driver, suspected of using cloned plates, dies after a crash with two other cars.
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The woman is thought to have been injured when a car hit her in north London on Thursday night.