- Four men have been handed jail sentences at the Old Bailey, for the killing of a man with learning difficulties.
- A police officer has been hit by a car in Hammersmith Broadway.
- A central London summit has heard from Ebola survivor William Pooley, who has recounted his horror of having the disease.
- Boris has cobbled together a tidy £75million for lifts at about 12 tube stations. You'll have to wait up to 10 years for them though.
- Greenwich has response to TfL's proposal for plans to improve crossing the Thames. Basically, the borough wants one thing, and one thing only.
- Planning to buy a property close to Crossrail? Be quick about it, or you might end up having to pay 60 per cent more.
- It seems Ed Miliband has an odd notion of what a mansion is. About 40 per cent of homes in the £2million-and-above bracket are actually flats.
- Some absolute git in Camden has been taking swipes at cyclists with a metal bar.
- The white lion on the South Bank has become an honorary guide dog, marking Guide Dogs Week (see above).
- Pining for portable poetry? You can now download up to 200 poetry e-loans for free, courtesy of The Poetry Library.
- London's everyday objects are what defines it. Maybe we should follow in the footsteps of New York and get a Museum of the Mundane.