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The St James' pelicans have had their first chicks in 362 years
A lunch date with London's most beloved avians
An East End school created a 'climate of fear'. Its CEO claims it's all a hit job.
Plus: Mysterious swan deaths in Brockwell Park, Burnham for Balon D’or and the sleepy country pub on one of London's busiest roads
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