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Katharine Barney

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City Hall is London’s new film star - with Harry Potter and Co in tow

City Hall has become a movie star — and is proving a moneyspinner for the Greater London Authority during the economic crisis

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Hammersmith & Fulham campaign to stub out cigarette litter is a big success

Cigarette litter has been reduced by 40 per cent on a London borough's streets after a campaign

Hammersmith ban from pubs and shops for yobs and drunks

Drunken and anti-social yobs could be banned from all shops, bars and pubs across the London borough

Cyclists can ignore one-way streets in City

Cyclists will be able to travel in both directions on one-way streets in the City from Monday

Boris tells embassies to pay up over congestion charge

Boris Johnson is being pressured to demand payment from embassies owing fees and fines for the congestion charge

Tube upgrade boss sorry for Jubilee delays

Head of the firm upgrading the Jubilee line apologises to Londoners for closures and delaying the project for almost a year

Boris starts carol season

Boris Johnson opens London's festive celebrations tomorrow at a community carol service at Jesus House in Barnet.

Teenagers to teach police polite way to stop and search

Young people are to train police in better ways to carry out stop and search operations

Boris Johnson demands answers over Jubilee closures

Boris Johnson demands an explanation for the continuing delays to the upgrade of the Jubilee line

George Galloway's Respect makes power grab

George Galloway's party is launching a power-grab on Tower Hamlets council

Traffic-free days in Boris battle to cut pollution target

Cars could be banned from central London on designated days amid fears that Britain might not hit clean air targets

Boris aide's 'strong-arm' tactics over top arts job

Boris Johnson was accused of cronyism as new evidence emerged about his behind-the-scenes battle to appoint an ally to a key arts job

Magician reveals street card tricks cons

A magician is being used to warn people about the dangers of fraud and theft from street gambling.

Public buildings' green approach slashes fuel bills

Hospitals, colleges and councils could save taxpayers hundreds of millions of pounds on fuel bills under a climate change programme announced by Boris Johnson

20mph speed limit on all of Islington's residential roads next year

Borough is to become the first in the country to introduce a 20mph speed limit on residential roads

Sweepers are told to clean up crime

Street sweepers are being asked to take on the role of police to stop crime in the early hours

Shamed Boris aide: Beijing spy lured me into sex

Boris Johnson's disgraced former deputy claimed he had been lured into a honeytrap by a Chinese spy while attending the Beijing Olympics

Boris demands more investment in London, the 'nation's engine'

Boris Johnson launched a bid for more cash for the capital saying investment in London is vital for the country's economy

Licences for landlords in bid to improve neighbourhoods

Landlords in east London will have to pay for a licence before they can rent out rooms or houses under new laws

TfL to charge 40p a minute for travel information

Bosses at Transport for London are facing a public backlash over plans to make passengers pay more for travel information by phone

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