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Prince Charles Cinema saved! Venue's future secure after legal battle
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Prince Charles Cinema saved! Much-loved venue says future secure after landlord legal battle
The Prince Charles Cinema has announced that it has secured its future after a long-running battle with its landlord. The independent picture house said it had signed a 25-year lease that would allow "our projectors will keep rolling for years to come". The cinema had previously accused landlord Criterion Capital of attempting to "bully" it out of the building, situated off Leicester Square.
Prince Charles Cinema saved! Venue's future secure after legal battle
The Prince Charles Cinema has announced that it has secured its future after a long-running battle with its landlord. The independent picture house said it had signed a 25-year lease that would allow “our projectors will keep rolling for years to come”.
Prince Charles Cinema saved! Much-loved venue says future secure after landlord legal battle
The Prince Charles Cinema in central London has announced it has signed a 25-year lease - (PA Archive) The Prince Charles Cinema has announced that it has secured its future after a long-running battle with its landlord. The independent picture house said it had signed a 25-year lease that would allow “our projectors will keep rolling for years to come”. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you. Email is required Email is already registered.
Prince Charles Cinema saved! Much-loved venue says future secure after landlord legal battle
The Prince Charles Cinema has announced that it has secured its future after a long-running battle with its landlord. The independent picture house said it had signed a 25-year lease that would allow “our projectors will keep rolling for years to come”. The cinema had previously accused landlord Criterion Capital of attempting to “bully” it out of the building, situated off Leicester Square.
Sadiq Khan says case for rejoining EU 'never stronger' since Brexit
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Sadiq Khan says case for rejoining EU 'never been stronger'
Lord Sadiq Khan has stepped up his calls for Britain to go back into the European Union as he slammed Brexit as the ‘biggest act of economic self-harm in the history' of the country. The London Mayor called for “immediate” moves to rebuild closer ties with the EU. He spoke out as MPs were set on Monday to debate a petition on rejoining the European bloc on their first day back in Parliament.
Calls led by Sadiq Khan for Britain to rejoin EU to be debated by MPs
MPs will debate a petition on Monday calling for the UK to rejoin the European Union – a move called for by London mayor Lord Sadiq Khan. The petition, which states that “Brexit's not working”, has more than 110,000 signatures, passing the six-figure threshold for a parliamentary debate. Last month, Labour politician Lord Khan urged the UK government to “prepare” voters for a return to the EU.
Calls led by Sadiq Khan for Britain to rejoin EU to be debated by MPs on first day back to Parliament
Lord Sadiq Khan has urged Andy Burnham to prepare voters for the UK to rejoin the EU - (PA Archive) MPs will debate a petition on Monday calling for the UK to rejoin the European Union – a move called for by London mayor Lord Sadiq Khan. The petition, which states that “Brexit’s not working”, has more than 110,000 signatures, passing the six-figure threshold for a parliamentary debate. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you.
Gavin and Stacey star Melanie Walters becomes second celebrity to exit Strictly Come Dancing
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Gavin and Stacey star Melanie Walters becomes second celebrity to exit Strictly Come Dancing
Gavin and Stacey star Melanie Walters has exited Strictly Come Dancing to become the second celebrity contestant to leave the latest series. The 64-year-old – best known for playing omelette-making Gwen in the aforementioned BBC television show set in Essex and Wales – had been partnered with professional dancer Aljaz Skorjanec. During Saturday’s show on BBC One, the duo earned a score of 17 points from the judges for their Charleston set to Gina G’s classic pop track Ooh Ahh… Just A Little Bit.
Strictly 2026: Who topped the leaderboard in latest live show?
The battle for this year's Glitterball Trophy stepped up a gear on Saturday night as the remaining 13 couples returned to the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom. The celebrities faced increased pressure after last week's first public vote saw celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton and professional partner Amy Dowden become the first couple eliminated from the competition.
Historic south London market faces nine-day closure after fire damage
A south London market that was severely damaged in a fire will remain closed for at least another week after an inspection raised further safety concerns. The blaze at Ancient Market Place in Kingston-upon-Thames town centre, which started in the early hours of Tuesday morning, was thought to have been caused by a fridge with an electrical fault. Eight people were evacuated from properties, and a range of stalls in the 800-year-old square were completely destroyed by the fire.
Greens voice anger with Zack Polanski after by-election loss
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Historic south London market faces nine-day closure for repairs after fire damage
A south London market that was severely damaged in a fire will remain closed for at least another week after an inspection raised further safety concerns. The blaze at Ancient Market Place in Kingston-upon-Thames town centre, which started in the early hours of Tuesday morning, was thought to have been caused by a fridge with an electrical fault. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you. Email is required Email is already registered.
Survey finds 'disgusting' human waste and pollution in London's rivers
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Survey finds 'disgusting' human waste and pollution in London's rivers
Inadequate household plumbing is allowing “disgusting” human waste and pollution to enter London's rivers and waterways. Volunteer-led inspections of the capital's small rivers, brooks and streams found dozens of examples of wastewater being discharged directly into local watercourses rather than the sewer system, as a result of plumbing faults.
Survey finds 'disgusting' human waste and pollution across London's rivers
The waste found in the River Brent was said to be ‘pretty disgusting’ - (PA Wire) Inadequate household plumbing is allowing “disgusting” human waste and pollution to enter London’s rivers and waterways. Volunteer-led inspections of the capital’s small rivers, brooks and streams found dozens of examples of wastewater being discharged directly into local watercourses rather than the sewer system, as a result of plumbing faults.
Defence Sec: UK to play peacemaker in US-Ukraine row over Russian oil
The UK must play peacemaker between the US and Ukraine following a fresh dispute over Washington's agreement to buy Russian diesel, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has said. The rift widened after Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that the US government's deal to secure millions of tonnes of diesel from President Vladimir Putin's Russia would serve to prolong the conflict. US President Donald Trump hit back and said it was "time for Ukraine to get a new president".
Greens voice discontent with Zack Polanski after London by-election loss and Zionism row
Sun, October 11, 2026 at 1:47 PM UTC Pressure is growing on Zack Polanski after his by-election defeat, with Green leaders and insiders in London critical of the party’s direction. Senior Green figures in London have attempted to put clear water between them and the party conference’s “Zionism is racism” motion that has caused infighting.
Greens voice discontent with Zack Polanski after London by-election loss and Zionism row
Pressure is growing on Zack Polanski after his by-election defeat, with Green leaders and insiders in London critical of the party’s direction. Senior Green figures in London have attempted to put clear water between them and the party conference’s “Zionism is racism” motion that has caused infighting. Evening Standard National Patrick Daly,Joe Ives and Josef Steen Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you.
'UK must play peacemaker in US and Ukraine row', says defence secretary
Sun, October 11, 2026 at 1:44 PM UTC The UK must play peacemaker between the US and Ukraine following a fresh dispute over Washington’s agreement to buy Russian diesel, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has said. The rift widened after Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that the US government's deal to secure millions of tonnes of diesel from President Vladimir Putin’s Russia would serve to prolong the conflict.
'UK must play peacemaker in US and Ukraine row', says defence secretary
The UK must play peacemaker between the US and Ukraine following a fresh dispute over Washington’s agreement to buy Russian diesel, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has said. The rift widened after Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that the US government's deal to secure millions of tonnes of diesel from President Vladimir Putin’s Russia would serve to prolong the conflict. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you.
Organisers claim 250,000 protesters attended London's Palestine march
Organisers say as many as 250,000 people attended a pro-Palestine march through central London yesterday, as a row erupted over the treatment of London's Battle of Britain memorial after protesters allegedly climbed the monument. Police made 20 arrests during Saturday's demonstration through central London, including six on suspicion of criminal damage linked to the incident at the memorial on Victoria Embankment, with numerous wreaths seen lying broken at the foot of the memorial.
Organisers claim 250,000 protestors attended London's Palestine march
Organisers say as many as 250,000 people attended a pro-Palestine march through central London yesterday, as a row erupted over the treatment of London's Battle of Britain memorial after protesters allegedly climbed the monument. Police made 20 arrests during Saturday's demonstration through central London, including six on suspicion of criminal damage linked to the incident at the memorial on Victoria Embankment, with numerous wreaths seen lying broken at the foot of the memorial.
Arrests at pro-Palestine march as protesters clash with police
Police arrested 20 people during skirmishes at a major pro-Palestinian protest through central London that attracted thousands of demonstrators. The march proceeded mostly peacefully, although minor clashes occurred when some individuals climbed the Battle of Britain memorial on Victoria Embankment. Six people were arrested for criminal damage relating to the incident, while another was detained for an assault on a police officer during the bout of arrests at the World War Two memorial.
Strictly 2026: Who topped the leaderboard in latest live show?
The race for the Glitterball Trophy heated up on Saturday night as the latest series of the new-look Strictly Come Dancing progressed to its third week. The 14 celebrity contestants – one down after the first eliminations at the hands of the public last week – took to the ballroom to show off a host of different dance styles. Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton and professional dancer Amy Dowden were dumped out after they failed to impress the judges nor the public last week.
Strictly 2026: Who topped the leaderboard in latest live show?
Lacey Turner and Vito Coppola pictured during Saturday’s Strictly Come Dancing - (PA) The race for the Glitterball Trophy heated up on Saturday night as the latest series of the new-look Strictly Come Dancing progressed to its third week. The 14 celebrity contestants – one down after the first eliminations at the hands of the public last week – took to the ballroom to show off a host of different dance styles.
Twenty arrested at pro-Palestine march in central London as protesters clash with police
Sat, October 10, 2026 at 7:28 PM UTC Police arrested 20 people during skirmishes at a major pro-Palestinian protest through central London that attracted thousands of demonstrators. The march proceeded mostly peacefully, although minor clashes occurred when some individuals climbed the Battle of Britain memorial on Victoria Embankment.
Man dies after suffering serious injuries during tiger attack
A visitor to a British wildlife park has died after suffering “serious injuries” in a tiger attack, police have confirmed. Emergency services were called to Yorkshire Wildlife Park shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday following reports that a man had accessed the tiger habitat. The police said the man was attacked by one of the big cats while inside the enclosure.
Wildlife park visitor suffers 'serious injuries' during tiger attack
A visitor to a British wildlife park has suffered "serious injuries" after accessing a tiger enclosure, police have confirmed. Emergency services were called to Yorkshire Wildlife Park shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday following reports that a man had accessed the tiger habitat before being attacked by one of the big cats. Footage circulating online appeared to show a man being grappled and pawed at by a tiger within the tiger keep.
Wildlife park visitor suffers 'serious injuries' during tiger attack
Amur Tigers are kept at the wildlife park where the man was attacked - (AFP/Getty) A visitor to a British wildlife park has suffered “serious injuries” after accessing a tiger enclosure, police have confirmed. Emergency services were called to Yorkshire Wildlife Park shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday following reports that a man had accessed the tiger habitat before being attacked by one of the big cats. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you.
Wildlife park visitor suffers 'serious injuries' during tiger attack
Sat, October 10, 2026 at 4:58 PM UTC A visitor to a British wildlife park has suffered “serious injuries” after accessing a tiger enclosure, police have confirmed. Emergency services were called to Yorkshire Wildlife Park shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday following reports that a man had accessed the tiger habitat before being attacked by one of the big cats. Footage circulating online appeared to show a man being grappled and pawed at by a tiger within the tiger keep.
Two teenagers fighting for life after 'linked' London stabbings
Two teenagers were taken to hospital with “life-threatening” injuries after stabbings recorded minutes apart in east London. Police are treating the stabbings in Dagenham as linked as investigating officers appealed to the public for more information. A man aged 19 and a 17-year-old boy were taken to hospital after being found on Friday evening at two separate locations just streets apart. They were also both arrested on suspicion of affray and possession of an offensive weapon.
Two teenagers fighting for life after 'linked' London stabbings minutes apart
Sat, October 10, 2026 at 3:16 PM UTC Two teenagers were taken to hospital with “life-threatening” injuries after stabbings recorded minutes apart in east London. Police are treating the stabbings in Dagenham as linked as investigating officers appealed to the public for more information. A man aged 19 and a 17-year-old boy were taken to hospital after being found on Friday evening at two separate locations just streets apart.
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard in 'limbo' with breast cancer drugs treatment
Beverley Callard was diagnosed with breast cancer in February - (PA Archive) Callard, best known for her role as Liz McDonald in the long-running TV soap, shared what she called a “big update” with her 319,000 followers on Instagram. Sign up to read this article Read news from 100's of titles, curated specifically for you. Email is required Email is already registered. Please sign in instead.
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard in 'limbo' with breast cancer drugs treatment
Sat, October 10, 2026 at 1:54 PM UTC Former Coronation Street star Beverley Callard has told fans she is in “limbo” after her latest setback since being diagnosed with breast cancer . Callard, best known for her role as Liz McDonald in the long-running TV soap, shared what she called a “big update” with her 319,000 followers on Instagram.
Shakespeare's Globe accused of 'discriminating' with higher school trip fees for private pupils
Cultural centres and museums in London are charging private schools more for visits in a policy that campaigners argue amounts to “two-tier” pricing. Organisations across London, including Shakespeare’s Globe on the South Bank, have been accused of discriminating against pupils at fee-paying establishments when it comes to school trips.
Shakespeare's Globe accused of 'discriminating' with higher school trip fees for private pupils
Cultural centres and museums in London are charging private schools more for visits in a policy that campaigners argue amounts to “two-tier” pricing. Organisations across London, including Shakespeare’s Globe on the South Bank, have been accused of discriminating against pupils at fee-paying establishments when it comes to school trips.
'Hero off-duty British pilot helped land plane' after pilot stabbed
A hero off-duty British pilot helped to rescue a plane after a pilot stabbed his colleague in the cockpit and tried to crash the aircraft en route to Israel, a passenger said. The FlyDubai aircraft from Dubai carrying 180 passengers was forced to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, with Israel scrambling warplanes. The plane plunged more than 17,000 ft in less than two minutes from its cruising altitude of 34,000ft during the incident, flight tracking data shows.
New images released of major London hospital redevelopment plans
Fresh plans have been unveiled for the overhaul of a major London hospital as NHS bosses look to upgrade its crumbling facilities. St Mary's Hospital in Paddington is home to some of the oldest buildings across the entire NHS, with some of it pre-dating the establishment of a nationalised health service in 1948. Parts of the estate are in a state of disrepair and cost £10 million a year in repair bills.
New images show dramatic transformation of London hospital under redevelopment plans
New illustrated images of the plans to redevelop St Mary’s hospital in Paddington have been released - (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust) Fresh plans have been unveiled for the overhaul of a major London hospital as NHS bosses look to upgrade its crumbling facilities. St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington is home to some of the oldest buildings across the entire NHS, with some of it pre-dating the establishment of a nationalised health service in 1948.
New images show dramatic transformation of London hospital under redevelopment plans
Fresh plans have been unveiled for the overhaul of a major London hospital as NHS bosses look to upgrade its crumbling facilities. St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington is home to some of the oldest buildings across the entire NHS, with some of it pre-dating the establishment of a nationalised health service in 1948. Parts of the estate are in a state of disrepair and cost £10 million a year in repair bills.
New images show dramatic transformation of London hospital under redevelopment plans
Fresh plans have been unveiled for the overhaul of a major London hospital as NHS bosses look to upgrade its crumbling facilities. St Mary's Hospital in Paddington is home to some of the oldest buildings across the entire NHS, with some of it pre-dating the establishment of a nationalised health service in 1948. Parts of the estate are in a state of disrepair and cost £10 million a year in repair bills.
Harry and Meghan blast photographers spotted outside children's school
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have hit out at “unacceptable intrusion” into their private lives after international paparazzi were spotted scouting out their children's school. Harry and Meghan said the behaviour by members of the international press was “extraordinarily reckless”. The couple, who are no longer working royals, moved back to Britain in August after living in North America for a number of years.
UK academics may be helping to develop Chinese spy tech, MI5 warns
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Thames Water issues apology to 17,000 east London residents left without water during heatwave
Thames Water has apologised for its response during a water outage affecting east London in August - (PA) Thames Water has issued an apology after 17,000 residents in east London were left without running water for days during scorching summer heat following a burst main. Redbridge Council leader Kam Rai said at the time of the water outage that the supplier’s performance "did not meet" expectations.
Thames Water issues apology to 17,000 east London residents left without water during heatwave
Thames Water has issued an apology after 17,000 residents in east London were left without running water for days during scorching summer heat following a burst main. The disruption occurred on Chigwell Road, in Chigwell, Essex, on Sunday, August 9, and lasted until Friday, August 14, forcing households either side of the east London border to rely on bottled water. Redbridge Council leader Kam Rai said at the time of the water outage that the supplier’s performance "did not meet" expectations.
At least 100 UK academics may be helping to develop Chinese spy tech, MI5 warns
At least 100 academics with UK links may have unwittingly been part of projects paid for by Chinese intelligence to develop Beijing spy technology, UK security services have warned. MI5 has urged academics to review any current or future work it has with the China General Technology Research Institute (CGTRI) – sometimes translated as China Academy of General Technology (CAGT).
At least 100 UK academics may be helping to develop Chinese spy tech, MI5 warns
At least 100 academics with UK links may have unwittingly been part of projects paid for by Chinese intelligence to develop Beijing spy technology, UK security services have warned. MI5 has urged academics to review any current or future work it has with the China General Technology Research Institute (CGTRI) – sometimes translated as China Academy of General Technology (CAGT).
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