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Sister to the Hoxton Hotel will offer training and long-term prospects to get people off the streets.
The Mayor's mentoring scheme for black boys is beset by delays, while he himself wrestles with an identity problem.
Hardware can monitor calls, texts and get identifying information from handsets over a 10 sq km area.
The weekend's other news.
The London Orbital in numbers.
Meeting between Bishop of London and Occupy set for Sunday morning.
Into the weekend news. Including some rather odd instructions from Virgin Trains.
No injuries, but a few bikes may have been written off.
That's London Blue and London Pink.
A round-up of the day's news.
"Health and safety" concerns now apparently met, the cathedral may reopen; but not without revealing internal strife.
A new 'sustainability centre' will be the focal point for redevelopment of wider area.
Today's 'what the hell is wrong with people' post.
Friends and strangers gathered to mourn the passing of the 24-year-old, killed in King's Cross on 3 October.
Mid week news. Happy Diwali.
Artist tags Tox in anti-capitalism tribute.
Two dramatic aquatic disciplines
Vacate Occupy requests escalate through the ecclesiastical ranks.
It's all about history today as we bring you news of fresh interest in a retired poltergeist, an old church and a new photo archive.
Five transport options in one interface.
Fatal incident at Bow flyover.
The death of Min Joo Lee, hit by an HGV in Kings Cross, is to be marked with the installation of a Ghost Bike on Wednesday.
Happy cygnets and disgruntled soap stars are among today's characters making the news.
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