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Monday’s other news, featuring a clever sting and a happy football club.

Ruling over the prospects for London’s Premier League teams this year.

Newly-promoted club honoured for its 125th birthday.

Mid-week news. To make your commute home more interesting.

19 Londoners arrested for online banking fraud. 100 guns present at ‘siege lawyer‘ incident, inquest hears. 11 arrests made at QPR v Millwall derby. 300 pieces of art from Lehman Brothers sold at Christie’s auction. Sum those stories and you get 430, the number of …

In a strange (and entirely unsexy) wife-swap, Crystal Palace have announced that Paul Hart — sacked as QPR boss a few weeks ago — will be taking over as manager of the club, following Neil Warnock’s departure yesterday to the aforementioned Queens Park side. While …

Queens Park Rangers last night announced the appointment of their fifth manager this season, and the 11th since the club’s takeover in 2006 by Flavio Briatore, et al. They didn’t need to travel far to find the new gaffer — it’s Neil Warnock, recently seen …

Just five games after he took the job, Queens Park Rangers boss Paul Hart has left the club “by mutual consent”, in the cliched nomenclature of football management, and will be temporarily replaced by assistant Mick Harford. Relations between the manager and certain of the …

A week after suspending Jim Magilton for reportedly headbutting one of his own players, QPR have installed a new man in the gaffer’s chair: Paul Hart, who only a month ago was given the boot from Portsmouth, will take charge until the end of the …

The manager of Queen’s Park Rangers, Jim Magilton, has been suspended by the club after a bust-up with one of his players. In the wake of Monday night’s defeat at Watford — following a 5-1 reversal at home to Middlesboro on Saturday — Magilton is …