"That is the reality of our existence at the moment.
"We cannot afford to lose another player to an injury."
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"That is the reality of our existence at the moment.
"We cannot afford to lose another player to an injury."
Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has spoken to the media ahead of Tottenham's Premier League match against Aston Villa this evening.
"In a normal world you would use the game against Aston Villa as sharpening up for the final, but we are not living in a normal world.
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has told City News that disabled people could be at risk of coercion if assisted dying laws were to pass.
MPs are currently debating the legislation in the House of Commons.
Read our interview with the Paralympic champion:
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Zkhia Smith moved into a new council flat in Kidbrooke last year. She now believes it's making her ill.
Our team at City News spoke to her about the struggles she has faced.
Find out more on citylondonnews.co.uk, on our social pages @citylondonnews, or on our 3pm news show today.
To find out more, read our article:
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βIβve been on quite a road for many months now. I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the beginning of October,β explains the actress.
13.05.2025 14:24 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Eastenders star Heather Peace has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
The 49-year old actress who plays Eve Panesar-Unwin, posted a video of herself wearing a wig for the famous British show.
Find out more about what this means for you and customers across the UK in our article. π
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Marks & Spencer Chief executive Stuart Machin urges customers not to worry as βuseable card or payment details, or account passwordsβ have not been targeted.π³
13.05.2025 14:23 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0It's not just data, it's M&S data.
βSome personal customer informationβ has been taken, says Marks&Spencer.
The British retailer was targeted by a cyber-attack three weeks ago.
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Zkiah says βthe council isnβt responding. I feel like theyβre ignoring complaints". CityNews also reached out to Greenwich council but did not receive an answer at the time of publication.
Read Zkiahβs full testimony in our article:
βοΈ www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/2025051...
βI started getting sick and didnβt know whyβ
Zkiah Smith is a Greenwich resident who claims she developed breathing problems after being placed in the Ignatius Sanchos Road Kidbrooke estate. ποΈ
She says she feels βdeliberately ignoredβ, and says that even her dog got affected. π
But what impact will it have on EU citizens already in the country?
Read the article to find out. π
βοΈhttps://www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/20250513/84684/new-citizenship-requirements-broke-my-heart-says-romanian-londoner
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βSow more division and erode peopleβs rightsβ
Thatβs how Andreea Dumitrache, the CEO of @the3million.bsky.social, a leading NGO helping EU Citizens in the UK describes the potential impact of Labourβs White Paper on immigration.
βI am a queer immigrant in an interracial relationship. It would be impossible to have a life with my partner back in Romaniaβ π³οΈβπ
Rafael is one of millions of immigrants across the UK worried about Keir Starmerβs plans to tighten βevery aspect of the immigration systemβ
Twickenham Stadium, the home of English rugby, will be illuminated this evening to Mark #VE80
City News has taken a look back to see how sport played its part during World War Two, read more β¬οΈ
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Is twerking the next big sport?
From London's twerk classes to competitive battles, we're exploring the rise of professional twerkers.
Could this be the future of fitness?
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And don't forget to read our article and tune in to our show know more!
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But todayβs about more than flowers. Itβs also labour day, or βFΓͺte du Travailβ, which is all about protesting for workersβ rights.
Charlotte Minvielle, representing the leftist green party βLes Ecologistesβ in the UK, believes a lot is in common in French and British traditions.
Do you wish you could enjoy the sunny weather outside? βοΈ
Are you stuck at work?
Todayβs a bank holiday in France, Belgium and Switzerland. People gift each other a special flower called βlily of the valleyβ π
Marcoβs been keeping his lily's a secretβ¦ until now
Oxford Street welcomes its newest addition this morning as @ikeauk.bsky.social opens its doors after 18 months of delays.
What does this opening mean for Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan's plans for #revitalising #Oxford Street?
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Today is the #LocalElections2025 across parts of England:
βThese are the most important elections for lots of people because these are the councils that will be running a lot of the services which effect people in their day-to-day lifeβ.
www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/2025050...
A recent study found that the number of young Londoners (those aged 8-18) who enjoy reading has fallen by nearly 20% over the past four years.
www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/2025022...
London's independent bookshops are finding new ways to survive despite a declining number of readers. www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/20250227/82403/10-london-bookshops-nominated-for-national-award
27.02.2025 13:25 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0One of the women behind the campaign for justice for Sarah Everard hits out at the Met Police over the officer vetting row:
"Womenβs lives and safety are not a PR battleground"
www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/2025021...
CityNews visited Take One Leave One at Wesley's Chapel and Leysian mission. Organised by Stefan Simonowitz, the campaign aims to tackle the lack of warm clothing for rough sleepers and others.
Even people going home late at night can take a coat and return it the next day.
A TFL spokesperson said: βWe encourage ASLEF and MTR Elizabeth line to continue working towards resolving this dispute and avoid impacting our customers with strike action.β
MTR Elizabeth line have offered a 4.5% pay increase.
Elizabeth line drivers are to strike over pay, according to train driver's union Aslef. Strike dates have towards the end of February and in March.
Find out how the strike could affect you: www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/2025021...
The festive season is a crucial time for homelessness charities, but the cost of living crisis is cutting at their incomes and driving up their expenditure.
Click here to find out more. ‡οΈ
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Six people have been charged over links with the Kurdistan Workersβ Party.
Aged 23 to 62, their affiliation with the PKK will take them to Westminster Magistratesβ Court on Tuesday.
Find out more on the matter in our article. ‡οΈ
www.citylondonnews.co.uk/news/2024121...