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Devotional songs and bells ring in the background as toddlers race through the halls, chasing the smell of curries in

As the country prepares for a very Covid Christmas, many major stores unveiled their longest ever opening hours in the

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Family friends confirmed Croydon legend Bernard was alive after rumours of his death spread yesterday. Bernard the self-proclaimed Reggae King

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A member of Radiohead has endorsed a charity-funded Lambeth children’s recorder group after seeing a video of their performance of

Anti-pollution campaigners called for a new Clean Air Act this week after a coroner ruled air pollution played a significant

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The Mayor of London will pledge £750,000 and work in partnership with Imperial College London and Bloomberg Philanthropies to reduce

Covid vaccinations started in Runnymede on Wednesday, with 364 people being vaccinated at Chertsey Hall on the first day. Chertsey