The collection, found in a railway enthusiast's garage, beats auctioneers' expectations.

Some artists claim the Met's Form 696 risk assessment has been used in a "racist" way to stop gigs.

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Agatha Christie's handwritten notebook in which she plotted ideas for one of her crime novels is expected to fetch almost £46,000 at auction.

The bound notebook, from 1948, features 175 pages of notes including an ink drawing sketched by Christie to illustrate the layout of a murder scene.

Most of the jottings and plans contained within the book - the only one in existence outside of the Christie estate - are for the novel, A Murder Is Announced, as well as for the 1954 play, Spider's Web.

The notebook was donated by Christie to raise money for the London-based charity, Friends of the National Libraries, in 1960. It will be for sale at the China In Print fair in Hong Kong later this month.

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The world’s "most successful" Airbnb landlord made a staggering £11.9million in one year by renting out their 881 London properties.

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Tomorrow, the London Overground will celebrate 10 years of service across the capital.

To mark the occasion, Transport for London (TfL) has published an 'out and about on the London Overground' guide.

The map showcases the range of sights and attractions which are accessible on the Overground.

These include Crystal Palace Park, Wembley Stadium, Brick Lane, Westfield and the Olympic Park.

The London Overground serves 23 of capital's boroughs as well as parts of southern Hertfordshire.

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Doctors say giving further intensive care treatment to Isaiah Haastrup is not in his best interests.

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Detectives investigating the fatal stabbing of a Croydon teenager have made two arrests.

A murder investigation was launched on Sunday, 29 October after a 17-year-old boy was found suffering from a stab wound on North End, in Croydon town centre, at about 19:00.

The teenager, who was later named as Aren Mali from Kenley, died at the scene - near to the Whitgift shopping centre.

Last night a 17-year-old was arrested in Newcastle on suspicion of murder.

A second teenager, also aged 17, was arrested this afternoon, also on suspicion of murder.

Both teenagers are currently in custody.

Leyton Orient's form, which has seen them drop down the National League, is "not good enough", says director Matt Porter.

A missing teenage girl from Scarborough is with a 15-year-old boy and they could be in London police say.

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Annabelle Addison, 15, is missing with 15-year-old Michael Moore, they haven't been seen since 4 November and don't have any money available to them.

Officers say they left Scarborough by train and they are currently in the Cambridge or London areas but they also have links in Leicester, Northampton, the West Midlands, Merseyside and Norfolk.

North Yorkshire Police say that anyone with any possible sightings of Annabelle and Michael should "get in touch without delay".

Detectives are offering £10,000 for information about a shooting on the dance floor of an east London birthday party.

A man, 22, is receiving ongoing treatment after he was shot in the leg at the event in Ilford in June.

Two men opened fire across the dance floor as the party - with around 300 guests in attendance - was coming to an end in the early hours of 6 June.

Police are investigating the incident as an attempted murder.

The number of passengers passing through Heathrow Airport rose to more than 6.5 million last month,it has been revealed.

Heathrow say it is an increase of 2.8% compared to last year.

The airport's chief executive John Holland-Kaye said: "Record passenger and cargo figures underline Heathrow's position as a critical national asset."

Heathrow also shifted 154,500 metric tonnes of cargo in October - the highest ever for a single month.

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There were 768 cases of pushing, shoving and arguing in a three month period, TfL says.

Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick says many young offenders act with "relative impunity".

Transport for London has tweeted from the London Trams Twitter account about delays on part of the network.

There are currently "minor delays" to services between Wimbledon and New Addington as well as services between Wimbledon and Elmers End.

The disruption is being caused by a signal failure between Belgrave Walk and Mitcham Junction tram stops.

Sophia Peters' father is formally charged with the seven-year-old's murder.

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Becoming chilly during the day with brisk northwesterly winds and spells of autumnal sunshine.

Most parts will remain dry through the afternoon. Maximum temperature: 11C (52F).

Jail for would-be trader found with £2m worth of endangered animal parts.

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A doctor accused of 119 sexual offences will stand trial next year.

Manish Shah, 48, of Romford, is accused of sexually assaulting 55 people at a medical practice in Havering, east London, between June 2004 and July 2013.

He is charged with 66 counts of assault by penetration, 52 counts of sexual assault, and one count of sexual assault on a child under 13 years of age.

The defendant appeared on bail at the Old Bailey for a preliminary hearing. Judge Anne Molyneux set a trial start date of 24 September 2018.

The trial has a time estimate of four months.

The judge granted him conditional bail ahead of a plea and trial preparation hearing on 9 March 2018.

As part of his bail conditions Dr Shah is not allowed to attend his former surgery in Havering, or contact any current or former patients or staff.

He is also barred from practising as a doctor except in case of an emergency.

The married family planning specialist trained at St Bartholomews Hospital in London, qualifying in 1993.