Epping Forest campsites and measles raves: Inside London's home schooling boom
Across the capital, more and more parents are choosing to remove their kids from mainstream education. Why?
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Is the Cockney extinct?
Newspapers are full of stories about the disappearance of London's historical East Enders. The truth is a lot more complicated
They came, they saw, they conkered
How the Peckham Conker Championships became the capital's dirtiest fight
One of South London's oldest Turkish restaurants is facing a £2.5m fine over a misplaced vent
Plus, the future of McGlynn's, trader evictions in Elephant and Castle and horses on Tooting Common
They claim to save London pubs. So why have they shut so many down?
Linea Homes has been called the “grim reaper” of pubs. Their targets include some of Peckham, Wimbledon and Camden’s most iconic boozers.
From Beaton to Blitz: Lee Miller's astonishing life
Plus: the capital's best church cafes and your exclusive guide to the season's festivals
Exclusive: Corsica Studios is closing next year
Plus, Thames Waters’ wasted £500mn, arson attack on an asylum hotel and the return of one of Bermondsey’s best boozers, all in your Monday briefing
He's one of London’s most famous chefs. So why do so many people say Victor Garvey owes them money?
Giles Coren called him his “favourite kind of chef”. But former staff and business partners paint a different picture of the Michelin star winner.
A new development in our Jas Athwal investigation
Plus, underground film screenings, getting trapped in sewage tunnels and the truth about Declan Rice’s supposed £14mn housing donation
‘He's like the Batman of pigeons’: On the road with London's bird rescuers
Rats with wings? Or long-misunderstood feathered friends? Meet the group who spend their days protecting the capital's Columbidae
Inside simulated London
Fake supermarkets? Imitation bus stops? Welcome to PEARL, the capital's cutting-edge urban laboratory
Trouble in Thamesmead
Regeneration comes to the area's iconic estates. Plus: all hail the Bakerloop, Lord Alli in trouble and discover one of the capital's most idiosyncratic Malaysian restaurants in your Monday briefing
Reform’s first London councillor is a “rogue landlord” with a 33-person HMO
Mark Shooter has been fined thousands of pounds for illegally renting out crammed bedsits in Camden. One of his former tenants just became Green Party leader.