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The Face of Grime: Why the British media still struggles to see the artists behind the genre

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By Maya Chandran
| City News
From the corners of Bow in East London to the global stage, grime has taken the world by storm. Yet the pioneers who built this movement are still waiting for the recognition and respect they deserve from certain corners of the British media. When news of the death of grime artist Dot Rotten began circulating earlier this month, it should have been a moment to reflect on the career of a formative figure in British music.
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Supreme Leaders and Billionaires’ Row: Who really owns London?

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By Maya Chandran
| City News
The luxury London property market is back in the spotlight as the new Supreme Leader of Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei, is thought to own around £200 million worth of London property, including 11 mansions on Billionaires’ Row in Hampstead, and two apartments in Kensington. But the headlines have sparked debate about who actually owns London, and whether foreign buyers are taking over the city.
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Croydon high street to the High Court: facial recognition in London

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By Maya Chandran
| City News
As live facial recognition cameras become an increasingly familiar sight on London’s streets, the discussion around them is growing, playing out both in the courts and among local communities. Croydon, the site of the first pilot scheme, offers a glimpse of how the conversation is shaping up in local communities. The cameras are deployed along a bustling high street lined with a mix of high street chains, markets, and long-established independent shops.
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