Knife possession and robbery arrests on Wandsworth Common
Two teenagers have been arrested following an operation in south west London. The Violence Suppression Unit in the South West
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Author: Toby Porter
Study finds Thames is home to some of the highest levels of microplastics of any river in the world
Fall into the Thames these days and you are more likely to choke than drown. Because the River Thames has
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Man rushed to hospital after stabbing yards from Tower Bridge
A man was rushed to hospital after up to 15 youths were involved in a mass brawl which ended in
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Cops called Haddouch and Bale wade in to pull drowning man from pond on Wandsworth Common
Two police officers were left with no alternative but to jump into a duck pond to save a drowning man
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Teenager stabbed amid cluster of schools in Nunhead
A teenager has been stabbed in a quiet residential street amid a string of schools and a church. Police were
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Cyclist fighting for life after collision in Catford
Police are appealing for witnesses to a collision which has resulted in a cyclist suffering life-threatening injuries. The collision took
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Police seize drugs, cash and a knife after spotting deal being done in the street
Thousands of pounds worth of hard drugs have been found by police in a house after spotting a cannabis deal
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No deaths at St George’s Hospital for five weeks
There hasn’t been a single death related to coronavirus at St George’s Hospital in Tooting for more than five weeks
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Family of three who all work at King’s College Hospital beat coronavirus
A family of three who all work in the same hospital have all recovered from Covid-19. Aryen Roxas, 22, a surgical
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King’s College Hospital closes critical care unit for months over fire safety fears
A hospital’s newly built £100m intensive care unit looks likely to be closed for months after it failed fire safety
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Events to mark rebuilt Palace of Westminster’s 150th anniversary
The Palace of Westminster is celebrating its 150th birthday this year, after it was rebuilt by Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin following a
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Fulham must endure play-off lottery after failing to kill off Wigan
Wigan 1 Fulham 1 By Daniel Marsh at the DW Stadium Fulham and Wigan shared the spoils in a
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Hoops give West Brom the jitters but the draw is not enough to stop Baggies’ promotion party
West Brom 2 QPR 2 By Nicholas Kituno at The Hawthorns Queens Park Rangers gave West Bromwich Albion a
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Millwall 4 Huddersfield 1 – Lions end season with a bang as Skalak gets on scoresheet
BY ALEX GRACE Millwall ended their season in style by thrashing Huddersfield Town 4-1 at The Den on Wednesday evening.
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Call to end “overtly racist” stop and search
Black Lives Matter and Stand Up To Racism campaigners have called a protest to end the police practice of stop
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Renewed calls for reopening of Camberwell railway station – 100 years after it closed
Residents of one of London’s biggest areas without a railway station are bidding to have theirs restored, more than a
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Post lockdown-litter has multipied by three times in Greenwich Park
Litter in Greenwich Park has increased threefold this June compared with last June. In Greenwich Park there was 36 tonnes of litter collected this June. That’s
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Camberwell retail manager designs app which allows businesses to manage customers during coronavirus pandemic
The days of queuing may be over – or should that be tutting, then sighing loudly, then wishing you had
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Portuguese chef celebrates 50 years in the St Thomas’ kitchen
Louisa Batista began her job as a chef at St Thomas’ Hospital so long ago that news of The Beatles splitting
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