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Lotto ticket-holder claims £3.9 million prize
One ticket-holder has scooped Saturday’s £3.9 million top lottery prize.They matched all six main numbers to win £3,967,428 in total. No players managed to match five numbers and the bonus ball to collect £1 million.
Prince Harry to miss wedding of godfather to his son, Archie
Prince Harry will not be attending the wedding of his son Archie's godfather, but his brother William will be an usher, it has been reported.Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, is set to marry Olivia Henson at Chester Cathedral next month and counts the major royals as close friends.
Fulham: Marco Silva confirms summer transfer plan with Tosin Adarabioyo set to leave
Fulham are in the market for two centre-backs with Tosin Adarabioyo leaving this summer, manager Marco Silva has confirmed.The Cottagers have earmarked “three or four” key positions which need to be strengthened during the summer transfer market, with centre-back chief among them.
New Route For Irish Nationals To Get British Citizenship Close To Becoming Law
New Route For Irish Nationals To Get British Citizenship Close To Becoming Law
Bus Engulfed In Flames In Twickenham
Bus Engulfed In Flames In Twickenham
Freedom Pass Under Threat Due To Changes To Parking Charges
Freedom Pass Under Threat Due To Changes To Parking Charges
Ed Miliband quizzed on Labour’s plan to make gains in outer London
Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband MP was out campaigning in Chipping Barnet on May 16. Miliband was quizzed on Labour’s plan to make gains in outer London.
Rail firm Lumo to launch new London to Manchester low-cost trains
Low-cost train operator Lumo has announced plans for a new service linking London and Manchester.The new service, which could start in 2027, would see six return trains a day running between Euston and Rochdale via Manchester Victoria.This would offer an alternative to passengers currently relying on Avanti West Coast services.
London's Birth Rate Tumbles 20% In A Decade As Couples Are Put Off Having Children
The number of babies being born in London has fallen by a fifth in a decade, the Standard can reveal, as experts warn that the cost of living and house prices mean that people are delaying — or deciding against — having children.
Mike Freer warns attacks on MPs are a "constant worry"
Mike Freer warns attacks on MPs are a "constant worry"
Tower block tragedy: Boy, 6, plunges more than 150ft to death from 15th floor of Newham high-rise
The child fell out of a window on the 15th floor of Jacobs House on New City Road, Plaistow shortly before 6am.
Starmer vows to tackle London social divide as he unveils six pledges
Sir Keir Starmer vowed to tackle the huge social divides in London as he unveiled six “First Step” pledges for the upcoming general election.
London rental crisis: 'Outstanding studio' that looks like garden shed being rented at £1,300-a-month
A studio that resembles a garden shed in south-east London is being rented out for £1,300-a-month in the latest evidence of the grim situation facing capital’s renters.Marketed as an “outstanding studio annexe”, the small timber-clad structure sits at the bottom of the back garden of a semi-detached house in Abbey Wood.
The Battle for Lewisham: how co-ops are reinvigorating communities
Amid rising rents and closing businesses and venues, locals in the capital are increasingly taking charge of spaces themselves to reinvigorate their communities.
ES Bridgerton Interview with Golda Rosheuvel, Adjoa Andoh and Ruth Gemmell
ES Bridgerton Interview with Golda Rosheuvel, Adjoa Andoh and Ruth Gemmell
ES Bridgerton Interview with Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton
ES Bridgerton Interview with Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton
Southeastern plans for new fleet of trains to lure commuters back to operator
Passengers on one of London’s biggest commuter networks are set to benefit from a multimillion-pound new fleet of trains — but will likely have to wait until the end of the decade to board them.
Scene at Stamford Hill shooting where woman was shot in the leg
Residents have told how they feared for their children’s lives after a shooting left a woman badly injured in Stamford Hill.Armed police officers were called to a street in the north London neighbourhood on Tuesday evening after the woman, in her 30s, was shot.
'It's too much' say residents at London mansion block hosting more tourists than Ritz
Residents living in a mansion block a stone’s throw from Hyde Park have complained their building has become a “revolving door” for tourists.More than 100 of the 530 flats at Park West in Westminster are suspected to be listed on short term letting websites and Westminster council says it is likely the block is hosting more guests a night than the Ritz, which has 111 rooms and 25 suites.