The battle for hearts and minds in a London borough with a low vaccine take-up in its poorer areas.

Pupils at a school in north London have been describing their experience of lockdown in pictures.

Photographer Laura Page challenges the stereotypes of age.

An inquest into the 33-year-old's death is due to take place on 18 March in Maidstone, Kent.

Westminster City Council wants to put up a bronze plaque for the five people killed in 2017.

Former Bristol City footballer Alhaji Sesay "brazenly targeted women at random at nightclubs".

Leshie Chandrapala, who lost her father Ranjith last year, has called for an inquiry.

Deputy Commissioner Sir Stephen House said some officers had plastic bottles thrown at them on Saturday.

A Victorian-era boot scraper in south London has become the home of miniature displays featuring crafted mice.

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Dry and bright to start this morning, with some hazy sunshine. Turning cloudy by lunchtime, followed by a spell of showery rain this afternoon. Rain a little heavy for a time.

Maximum temperature: 9 to 12°C (48 to 54°F).

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Blessing Olusegun, 21, was found dead on Bexhill seafront in September last year.

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The former Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire Police has said the Metropolitan Police's response to a vigil in memory of Sarah Everard on Saturday shows a "complete institutional misogynism."

The London force has faced severe criticism for the way it broke up a vigil in memory of Ms Everard on Clapham Common on Saturday.

Sue Fish said: "Understanding the context, as well as the law, is so important and I think on this occasion the senior leadership of the Met who were making decisions about how or whether this event should go ahead got it utterly wrong.

"It feels that the proportionate policing plan that the Met was supposed to put in place simply didn't happen."

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Commenting on whether there should have been more female officers present, Ms Fish said: "This could have been an area that could have been thought through rather more.

"And I think this just shows the lack of thought, and in some way a complete institutional misogynism, sexism, a sort of complete lack of understanding or insight into the experience of women."

The Met Commissioner Cressida Dick has previously defended policing of the event, saying: "I don't think anybody who was not in the operation can actually pass a detailed comment on the rightness and wrongness... This is fiendishly difficult policing."

The victim needed metal plates in his face following the incident at High Street Kensington station.

Met officer Wayne Couzens will next appear at the Old Bailey on 9 July for a plea hearing.

Jacob Collier became the first UK artist to win a Grammy for each of his first four albums.

Police arrested four people and handed out two fixed penalty notices at the central London demonstration.

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Cloudy with outbreaks of rain to start this morning. It will be cloudy through most of the day, with light, patchy rain this afternoon. Mild, but turning breezy later this afternoon.

Maximum Temperature: 10 to 13°C (50 to 55°F).

Luisa Porritt is to set out her policies as she launches her London mayoral campaign.

Developers have proposed to convert part of Park Road Allotments in Isleworth into housing.