Today's news: blue trees, peers, floods and cycles.
Parking enforcement branded 'over-zealous'.
The rest of the day's news, including the loss of a favourite southeast London pub.
Judge rules Jeremy Hunt acted outside his powers.
City Hall's voluntary scheme for private landlords.
Ghost station yours for only £20m.
Police initiative Project Guardian trains officers in women's reality.
Why not use them to make us all feel lovely?
Adverts dubbed 'stupid and offensive'.
News, including Anniversary Games, Moorgate memorial and winery.
"Hello? Home Office? Can I have a lift?"
Paxton's palace to rise again?
Artwork will be restored and sold in 2014.
Centre could be ready to open in 2015.
Vamping it up.
Crossrail, cardboard tube, Canary Wharf tower.
Discover Forgotten Metro-land brings trains back to a former London Underground outpost (sponsored post)
'Go home or face arrest' message imparted to illegal immigrants.
Cheering Lane and Ravens Walk explained.
Fire Authority voted to reject cuts: will the Mayor overrule?
Final bureaucratic hurdle cleared for new railway.
Lynton Crosby and accusations of influencing policy on tobacco packaging.
New Fourth Plinth commission.
Here's a clue for you all... the walrus was Paul.
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