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Major UK cycling company closes after 22 years as it enters administration

Major UK cycling company, Saddleback, is "no longer operational" after collapsing into administration.

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South Londoners jailed in May including support worker who stole from vulnerable man

Our monthly round-up of the south London criminals sentenced to prison in May 2026.

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All the South Western service changes this weekend due to maintenance work

Several South Western Railway services will be revised this weekend due to maintenance work in the New Malden area.

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One in six owners have risked their dog's life by leaving them in a warm car

One in six dog owners have left their pooch in a car at temperatures that could risk their pet’s life, according to research.

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Celebrities pay tribute to loved ones ahead of nationwide memorial toast

Celebrities, including Dame Prue Leith, Rob Brydon and Sir Stephen Fry, have paid tribute to lost loved ones in a series of moving videos ahead of a nationwide memorial toast.

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Sir David Jason makes ‘lucky’ admission as he reflects on 50 years in showbiz

Sir David Jason has admitted that he's been lucky in his 50-year TV career.

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UK's record-breaking heatwave over as temperatures to cool down this weekend

The UK will begin to cool down as temperatures drop, marking the end of a record-breaking heatwave.

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Public Notice Portal launches new consultation and archive services

The new PNP consultation function enables members of the public to have their say by providing feedback on individual public notices.

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New Repair Café to open next to Wimbledon station offering free repair sessions

Wimbledon Repair Café will open later this week offering free monthly repair sessions.

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Uber makes big change to journeys in UK to give passengers better ‘peace of mind’

Uber passengers can now record audio during their journey in a move designed to offer "extra peace of mind" to users.

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Paramedics launch dragon boat race fundraiser to get defibs in 'red zones'

The London Ambulance Charity is hosting its Dragon Boat Race event in Surrey Quays on July 16, to raise money for its Heart Starters campaign.

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NHS issues 11am to 3pm 'stay inside' warning for thousands of Brits amid heatwave

Thousands of Brits are being urged to stay indoors as forecasters predict another day of extreme heat.

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UK breaks record for hottest May day after 82 years with temperatures still rising

Temperatures reached a scorching 32.9C to break the record at Heathrow and have since risen to 33.5C.

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Meet the woman who started 'extraordinarily popular' Tube tradition 40 years ago

Judith Chernaik will be at Keats Library in Hampstead to explain how she and her neighbours dreamed up the Poems on the Underground series 40 years ago.

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Red Arrows announce major change as fewer aircraft to fly displays from 2026

The Red Arrows have announced a major change to their displays from 2026, with fewer aircraft set to take part - here's why.

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Heatwave could see temperatures in the UK rise to record-breaking highs this week

Records could be broken for the hottest day of the year so far as the UK hits a heatwave.

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Phil Collins says he ‘can’t see’ himself performing live again after health battles

Phil Collins has given a health update and said that he cannot see himself performing live again.

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UK to be hotter than the Seychelles this weekend as temperatures soar to 30C

Temperatures in the UK are expected to be higher than in the Seychelles this weekend.

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LEGO-inspired Batman installations took to the banks of the Thames

LEGO-inspired Batman installations took to the banks of the Thames, bringing a slice of Gotham City to central London.

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Peeling paint, mould and blocked gutters are the top home ‘blind spots’

The most common household ‘blind spots’ are peeling paint, mouldy sealant and blocked gutters, according to research.