Are we a threat to national security?
Plus: a profile in the New Yorker, conspiracy theories about The Years and more in your Monday briefing
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Inside TfL’s newest price hike
Plus, London’s tractor ban and retirement for the fire brigade’s cuddliest hero
Is the great London exodus really ‘over’?
Plus: unmissable pies and the truth behind TfL 'shortfall' scaremongering
Is Britain’s ‘most miserable place’ about to become part of London?
Plus, a buried report at Southwark Council and empanadas in Elephant and Castle
Billionaire 'cult'-like church leader pitches up in Finsbury Park
Plus: how Arsenal's old stadium became a fire trap and the secret Colombian bars of Walworth
Exclusive: Sadiq Khan launching new taskforce to try and save London nightlife
Plus: we start a fight at Lewisham Council and awkward retractions for the Daily Mail
Who paid £139 million for a Regent’s Park mansion? Nobody knows.
Plus: Thames Water nears administration, London's most dangerous junction for cyclists gets an upgrade and more in your Monday briefing
The Met's misconduct crisis
Plus: Mysterious anti-Bakerloo Line flyers and the great public toilet shortage
The North London hospital recruiting nurses to treat patients in corridors
Your Monday briefing: The £10bn glow-up of Earl’s Court, TfL giving free coffee to commuters and a big announcement from us
London’s buses are the envy of the country. But are they unsafe?
Plus: Laksa, lordships and London Zoo lemurs
The massive skyscraper "no one wants" is going ahead
Plus: The Spectator comes to Ben Judah’s defence (kind of)
Your Monday briefing: Is London reaching new levels of dirtiness?
Also, 16th century graffiti in the Tower of London and the Mayor of Newham takes her own council to court
Which London borough started building just one affordable home last year?
Plus: Is there trouble brewing at the Science Museum?
Your Monday briefing: Mafia killings and the safety of London's buses
Plus: Can a London startup solve the housing crisis? Probably not...
Is London becoming more affordable to rent in?
Plus: How “faint giggles” almost ended a London pub’s late night licence