There are around 7,500 of them and they're all red.
100 metre cordon imposed.
Today's news: a baby born at Canary Wharf, and something for cheese lovers.
A new shop inspired by a rare chessboard. What's not to like?
Still talking about police and fire station closures.
Pictures from yesterday's NUS demonstration.
Demo 2012 calls for the government to 'Educate, Empower and Employ'.
London Assembly Transport Committee wants more spending on cycling in the capital.
Of interest if you pay in shops or drive a green car.
Tower Hamlets' top green space is a winner.
The Pinnacle, Battenburg cars, takeaways and fuckwits: today's news.
The history of the Tube, brilliantly done.
Pedestrian and cycle bridge could be ready in 2014.
Weekend news, with a heavy South Westerly bias.
News and links for the end of the week.
Bringing the old bathhouse bang up to date
The Square Mile's ring of steel moves around a bit.
Fab Four fanatics bid swift hello, goodbye to Stratford.
The rest of today's news.
New tube stations for Battersea and Nine Elms could be open by 2020.
Today's news: London's bidding for the 2017 Paralympics Athletics Championships. Yes we are.
Another bit of evidence for London's housing crisis.
That £2 purchase didn't work out, then.
Today's news, and an award for Brixton.
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