One of South London's oldest Turkish restaurants is facing a £2.5m fine over a misplaced vent
Plus, the future of McGlynn's, trader evictions in Elephant and Castle and horses on Tooting Common
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Exclusive: Corsica Studios is closing next year
Plus, Thames Waters’ wasted £500mn, arson attack on an asylum hotel and the return of one of Bermondsey’s best boozers, all in your Monday briefing
A new development in our Jas Athwal investigation
Plus, underground film screenings, getting trapped in sewage tunnels and the truth about Declan Rice’s supposed £14mn housing donation
Trouble in Thamesmead
Regeneration comes to the area's iconic estates. Plus: all hail the Bakerloop, Lord Alli in trouble and discover one of the capital's most idiosyncratic Malaysian restaurants in your Monday briefing
Is another London pub getting shut by Asif Aziz?
Plus: Tube strikes, Latin American strip malls and the convicted pedophile attending anti-migrant protests for the "protection of women and children"
London's pupils are the best performing in the country. Why?
Plus: excellent Ethiopian food, the best place in central to watch outdoor films and a true local's pub
Farewell to wet-wipe island
Plus, a court case for Kenton’s Hindu community, a new home for the Prince Charles cinema and the largest mass arrest in modern history
Park Lane's tent city is being dismantled. But London's homelessness crisis isn't going away.
Plus: anti-asylum protests ramp up, al fresco dining comes to Shoreditch and plans swirl around giving Trump the Freedom of the City of London
London's pubs are dying. Can a new law save them?
Plus, a pyjama-clad bishop, the city’s best football pub and Reform's new Bromley councillor
The London councils where Labour could lose control
Plus, fake kidnappings, open-street boozers and Thames Water fined to the point of bankruptcy
TfL banned a Kneecap poster. So why did they run ads by a “cult”?
Plus, fare evasion hits a record high, raves in Canary Wharf offices and a skateboarding duck
The data centres stopping new housing in London’s poorest borough
Plus: local residents fight Wimbledon's expansion plans and the Met asks football clubs to cough up
Confirmed: Smithfield and Billingsgate are going. But where to?
Plus, civil war in London’s mudlarking community and the North London apartments on the brink of collapse.
Notting Hill Carnival has been framed as a disaster waiting to happen. Is it?
Plus: the art world embraces Croydon and we reveal the best pre-train tacos
My first year in London: Father Andrea Fulco
"In the Vatican, the barman will call me 'Sir'. Here they call me 'Father'"