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Hunt on for killer ex-royal aide
Police are trying to find former royal dresser Jane Andrews after she failed to return to an open prison in Kent.

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Ljungberg wants to see Arsenal steel
Ex-Arsenal star Freddie Ljungberg says the club's resilience will be tested over the winter

What's on the Big Screen?
The Big Screens in Walthamstow and Woolwich show highlights from some of the BBC's programmes and events as well as films created by local artists.

Tree O'Clock
A world record attempt to plant 20,000 trees in just one hour in Hainault

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Family's mother murder nightmare
A man charged with murdering a woman found with a severed hand in a street in west London is remanded in custody.

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Police in Menezes compensation
The Metropolitan Police agree a compensation deal with the family of Jean Charles de Menezes, shot dead by officers in July 2005.

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Uncle denies killing missing girl
A man accused of murdering his 15-year-old niece in an "honour killing" has said she was "like my daughter".

Lasting legacy
How George Peabody's life's work still lives on in London

Inspiring devotion
A new exhibition of religious art from the Spanish Golden Age

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Defoe 'best finisher in England'
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp believes "best finisher out there" Jermain Defoe will be in England's 2010 World Cup squad.

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Saracens depth impresses Venter
Saracens director of rugby Brendan Venter praises his squad for stepping up to the mark when required this season.

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Club needs to come first - Wenger
Arsene Wenger warns his players to remember who pays their wages as he tries to guard against the potential distraction of next year's World Cup.

Jack Dee's London
The joys of Soho and the horror of King's Cross station: follow in the footsteps of Jack Dee as he talks about his best and worst bits of London.

London Eye fireworks to herald New Year
A huge firework display at the London Eye will be the centrepiece of celebrations to welcome in 2010 in London.

Record amount for Children in Need!
BBC London teamed up with West End musical Mamma Mia! for a red-carpet gala in aid of Children in Need.

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'Ain't singin' for Coke'
Will musicians on the London Underground sing for their sponsor now Coca-Cola is funding the licensed busking scheme?

The Branco Heist
Rising Liverpool/London trio make Introducing's most wanted list