One of many anti-wedding parties gets red light from Camden council.
Fourth victim this year according to Scotland Yard.
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An interactive map to help visitors to London find a public toilet on 29 April.
Tate Modern joined an international community of arts organisations in sending a message to the Chinese government through 'social sculpture' today.
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Ancient graveyard found at Liverpool Street.
Anti-cuts demonstrators are planning a second (or third, depending on how you see it) camp-out amongst the fountains.
Your chance to test the waters of the London 2012 Canoe Slalom rapids ahead of the Games.
The Southwark track regularly used by hundreds of people, including elite cyclists, keen amateurs, schools, Cyclo-Cross and local families will remain open to encourage the Harrises and Wigginses of the future.
Are you all off out in the sunshine already? Enjoy.
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The cosmonaut's likeness will stand on the Mall.
Fancy a spin with 30,000 others round the north and south circular roads?
Our ballers will compete in 2012 but participation in the grassroots sport needs a bit of a bounce.
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1000 boats to celebrate the Queen's big six-zero.
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