Also: this month, Wimbledon hosts the third instalment of its classical festival.
Anti-capitalist protest discovers second site.
Figures show less than 20% of those arrested were gang members, and instead point to a common thread of social deprivation.
From making mellifluous noise with the Noisettes to singing solo... London singer-songwriter Bobbie Gordon talks to Londonist.
This week's Cabaret Zingers are creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky. Snap those fingers as you read along.
Mid-air display at various times tomorrow and Wednesday.
Gigs of the week, including Arctic Monkeys, Laura Marling, Glasvegas and the Halloween Massacre Ball.
The octogenarian detectives are back for their ninth full-length adventure
Events for Londoners with curious minds.
Fears follow 'austerity over reality' claims.
It's been eight years since Concorde's final passenger flight landed at Heathrow. This, and other Londony anniversaries.
You may have a bit of antipodean cheering this morning.
And here's the other stuff that's been happening around the capital this weekend.
Deployment of undercover officers into protest movements back in the spotlight after spy in Reclaim the Streets was prosecuted under his false identity.
Boris has been accused of misleading MPs over reoffending rates at Feltham.
Taxi driver John Kennedy puts the case for supporting our local BBC station at a time of cuts.
Skating through an Autumnal Greenwich Park.
Our pick of where to find funny next week.
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