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Tickets on sale Friday.
26 new freely-accessible wifi hotspots in the West End.
Front-loaded cuts mean losses of some frontline jobs.
On-again, off-again South Bank skyscraper is, er, on again.
Mexican street food actually made on the street by actual Mexicans.
Pioneering motoring comes to Regent Street.
Also: Dean resigns, a third site appears, Ken criticises Boris and Kit Malthouse suggests something bizarre. Just another day at Occupy...
Government plan to criminalise squatting angers protesters.
Was this the most "debauched" Halloween event this weekend?
No tricks. No treats. Just news.
Poker dealers, ping pong balls and a puppet or two: it's all in this week Cabaret Zingers.
London's newest street is host of London's newest street market and Britain's first street food collective.
Sister to the Hoxton Hotel will offer training and long-term prospects to get people off the streets.
Gigs to go to this week
The Mayor's mentoring scheme for black boys is beset by delays, while he himself wrestles with an identity problem.
November beer festivals around the capital.
The puppets are here all week with delightful sounding shows for grown-ups.
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