The fight over Asif Aziz’s new south London developments
Plus: 'polygamous working' in Barnet, the bots driving a London crime wave narrative and the corporate partnership behind this year’s new year fireworks
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It's a bunfight: City of London Corporation hands over beloved community cafes to a chain
Plus, cold water Christmas Day swims, an alleged spat between the mayor and chancellor and an office party, 1970s style
A postie's Christmas
100 parcels a day, Harrods catalogues and festive "peak" hit the beloved employees of the Royal Mail
(Nearly) every political party leaders’ favourite London pub
The Londoner asked some very important people a very important question
Steve Russell, graffiti defeater
'I think London these days, people try and make it too nice and clean'
Beloved bowling alley Rowans is under threat from a 190-home development
Plus: Dalston's best hidden pub, a war between a Farringdon kebab shop and its neighbours, and more in our Monday briefing
Bark the herald angels sing!
Animal magic abounds at the Museum of Homelessness' annual Christmas dog show
How to adapt 'A Christmas Carol'
Plus: our picks for the festive season, a new museum-to-museum thoroughfare and no more Lambeth County Show, all in our culture edition
Confused by the tube? You’re not alone
We look into the bamboozling history of the capital's iconic transport network
Mice at the viral panto, new coats of arms and a £451m facelift for the Barbican
Plus: a Chiang Mai classic comes to London, our pick of Tower Hamlets' best pubs and more in our Monday briefing
Why does London have so few statues of women?
Rom-com heroines, Crimean War nurses and suffragette activists: which members of the fairer sex have been given their dues by the capital?
A thirst for the Knowledge
Black cabs are set to be extinct within 20 years. So why are the numbers of applicants taking the infamously difficult licensing exam going back up? Rosie Swash meets the hopefuls.