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Across the city, coroners are refusing to release their data and reveal the true scale of the problem
London's burning
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What's hiding on London's most contested hill?
The battle for Shooter’s Hill has raged for two millennia, and is still finding new frontiers.
The east London river bandit
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Is this £770 shed a new low for London's housing market?
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Palantir cleared 183,000 patients from one hospital's waiting list. Or did it?
Chelsea and Westminster Trust claimed the tech giant’s software helped it clear a patient backlog, even as its actual waiting list was rising fast
It's the river's first official swim spot. So why is Thames Water threatening the 'Costa del Ham'?
Locals fought for clean water. Now they're battling a sewage recycling scheme.