And the rest of the day's news, some of it in poetic form.
Every road death in Britain on one map.
Is this the end for Brian Haw's peace camp?
According to the National Audit Office.
New ticket hall, and the Thames Path, opened yesterday.
Monday news. Featuring racist rants, a new 'niche' mayoral candidate, and another chance to do your thing in 2012.
Work by the LSE and Guardian into causes and effects.
Oxford Street sprouts a confusing piece of street furniture.
Remains could date from early years of anatomical research.
Northern Line has a Schrodinger's cat-like existence at Tottenham Court Road.
Weekend news: all the stuff that you'll have missed whilst you've been out shopping.
Naked ladies, unhappy Victorians, overpriced mascots and tipsy travellers.
Prepare for 100 headlines about 'thinking inside the box'.
The museum needs your help to buy the artwork
Admission charges were scrapped 10 years ago this week
What we'll be paying next year after the government's subsidy.
More uncertainty for the imperilled riverside building.
Relationship between Britain and Iran takes a turn for the worse.
All we want for Christmas are Olympic Park day passes
Gloomy Thursday news. But hey - it's December: time to break out the jolly.
Lower than average rainfall has forced Thames Water to use underground aquifers to boost supplies.
Track down London's many ghost stations.
An eye-witness account
Our round up of the most (and least) talked about stories round town today.
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