And that was without any of those damn riots.
Good news for Coldplay fans, bad news for residents of Russell Square.
Details rehashed include Boris's alleged philandering and being given a dressing down for his hands-off style.
Former KGB man Alexander Lebedev lays the smackdown on television.
A truly special piece of cycling provision.
Our pick of the weekend's other news stories.
In which a rescue tree is rehoused in Peckham, and a misunderstood poet is honoured.
Official Secrets Act brought into play.
A new music festival on the East London Line. Literally, actually on the trains!
Ministry of Justice's plans to criminalise squatting provokes a pointed response.
Ancient bath unearthed by railway workers.
Sewer news, together with other thrilling stories from around town tonight.
And not a road-pricing scheme in sight.
Beginning of Autumn, middle of the week, end of Wednesday news.
Transport users to dig deeper into pockets.
There's a new man in charge of the Met. Who is he, and is he right for the job?
Europe's largest mall attracts thousands on opening night.
And the rest of the day's news.
Pictures from County Hall, where the swimmer finally completed his task.
More mayoral derring-do.
A London Assembly report has found that 2010/11 saw the longest period of poor tube performance since upgrade work began.
London's constituency boundaries to move?
Chase Farm A&E gets the chop
Monday's other news, featuring a clever sting and a happy football club.
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