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"Stressed" Border Force staff are struggling to cope with queues to check passports at Heathrow Airport, according to a whistleblower. 

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Two men have set up a hotline for people to vent their frustration at PPI (Payment Protection Insurance) calls.

Sebastian Thomas and Nick Lindo, both 25, put posters around London with a phone number for other PPI call haters to text.

After receiving a number of angry responses, they compiled the best into a complaint letter and sent it companies that make cold calls.

The firms haven't yet responded to them.

One of the UK’s highest-ranking Asian women in policing begins her role as Richmond’s new borough commander next week.

Former England footballer Ray Wilkins has been given a 10-week suspended jail sentence for drinking and driving.

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Wilkins, who pleaded guilty, was seen in his Mercedes in the middle of a bus lane on the A4 in London on 1 July.

Uxbridge Magistrates' Court heard he also struck a kerb and was seen drinking alcohol from a bottle while driving, before attempting a U-turn.

Wilkins, 59, who told the court he was an alcoholic, was nearly three times over the legal limit.

London Fire Brigade are dealing with a fire at a recycling centre in south west London. 

Residents from Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Mayfair and Soho are to meet with London Assembly Transport Committee Members this week to voice their concerns over Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s plan to pedestrianise Oxford Street.

'Dream jars' containing a surreal sculptures have been placed around London to mark the release of The BFG movie and to raise money for charity.

The jars will eventually be auctioned to raise money for Save the Children and Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity. 

BBC Radio London spoke to Julie Chappell from Visitlondon.com to find out more

There’s a campaign to restore a Victorian theatre at Alexandra Palace which has been closed for decades.

Moving house is stressful enough but what if you've also got to run the country?

The new Prime Minister, Theresa May, is due to move in to her new home at Downing Street this weekend, but what can she expect from her new crib?

Jack Brown is Researcher in Residence at Number 10, and the Policy Institute at King's College London and said any changes made to the house depend "hugely" on the Prime Minister.

He told BBC Radio 5 live that Margaret Thatcher thought Number 10 was "a bit dowdy" when she first moved in, so had "portraits and busts of prominent scientists" brought in to the building.

 A man has been shot dead and at least two people were "seriously injured" at a house party in Surrey.

The man in his 30s was found with a gunshot wound at the address in the village of Headley, near Epsom, shortly after 02:30 BST, police said.

A murder investigation has been launched.

Lazarus, a new stage musical featuring the songs of David Bowie, is to open in Kings Cross Theatre this autumn.

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Inspired by the book, The Man Who Fell To Earth, the show premiered last November in New York Theatre - just a few weeks before Bowie's death in January.

Bowie co-wrote the show with Irish playwright Enda Walsh, the award-winning writer of Once.

It will run from 25 October to 22 January 2017.

The body of a man from London has been found after two others were pulled from the sea off East Sussex.

He was among three swimmers seen struggling in the water around noon on Sunday at Camber Sands.

In central Croydon, where some think it is “easy” to build houses, it’s back to square one for the building of homes on the site of Taberner House, the council’s former office block.