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These vehicles are nowhere near ready to be on the roads. It was turning left then it looks like the cyclist spooked it so it went to swerve left, then went back to turn right then stopped.
It looked like the driver took over who panicked also & went off to the left 🤦🏼♂️
“London’s black cab drivers have been amazing, providing free journeys for these veterans.”
Talk reporter Charlie Rowley speaks to David Thompson, Director of Communications at the Union Jack Club, in Waterloo about the importance of Remembrance Day.
@CharlieRowley18 @unionjackclub
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.@CityWestminster
Can you provide a link to apply for a refund for the parking permit please.
Pretty useless paying for one when this is permitted
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A nice article in the mail on Sunday today please have a read gang 👌 thisismoney.co.uk/money/mean…
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Out with Cabs for Veterans this morning! @PoppyCabs
Thanks to Graham who has been driving me this morning to pick up veterans (& his lovely dog Alfie)
Amazing work by the 300 or so drivers making thousands of journeys free of charge
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General Election Nowcast - 08/11/26:
LAB: 333 (-78) | 28.5% (Maj. of 16)
CON: 126 (+5) | 21.5%
LDM: 64 (-8) | 9.1%
RFM: 45 (+40) | 21.4%
SNP: 41 (+32) | 2.6%
PLC: 8 (+4) | 1.0%
GRN: 7 (+3) | 9.0%
RES: 1 (+1) | 4.0%
Oth: 6 (+1) | 2.6%
electionmaps.uk/nowcast
Everything we know about ‘far-right military cadet’ who shot dead six in Krakow trib.al/wgP3ZWZ
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A Coventry City fan has donated this commemorative 1987 medal to the family of Bradley Lowery, as an apology for what happened at the CBS Arena when Sunderland visited last week. The person who donated the medal believes the family could run a raffle in order to raise funds for the Bradley Lowery Foundation.
After getting the gift, Bradley's family took to social media to say:
"This unbelievable donation arrived in the post to us this week, and it has me truly speechless. To donate something so special purchased by someone so important, is so selfless and kind
This donation did not arrive with a contact address so if this is from you, please let us know❤"
Which ever Coventry fan donated this medal, you are a complete legend 👏🏻
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REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
This morning, Cabs for Veterans will provide free taxi rides for our wonderful veterans to and from all mainline Stations.
8-10am & 11am- onwards
It truly is, a humbling experience.
See you there.
@TaxiCharity
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St Pancras Station getting into a taxi
How many more ?
Welcome to London
The Chase star, 66, mugged in surprise daytime theft at London train station trib.al/fSC6tOj
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Once again London Taxi Drivers come together to provide free transport to & from the Cenotaph this Remembrance Sunday for our Veterans #LestWeForget #London #Taxi
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🚨🇳🇿 NEW: There is no clear winner in the New Zealand election, with both major parties now preparing for coalition talks
🔵 National – 42 seats (-6) - 29.2%
🔴 Labour – 36 seats (+2) - 29.4%
🟢 Greens – 16 seats (+1) - 13.3%
🩷 ACT – 13 seats (+2) - 10.9%
🩶 NZ First – 12 seats (+4) - 9.8%
🩵 Opportunity – 7 seats (+7) - 6.0%
🔴 Te Pāti Māori – 5 seats (-1) - 0.6%
66 seats needed for a majority
Girl 'raped' on UK seafront in early hours attack as man arrested
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Replying to @roozie52 @cristo_radio @Petersbrooking @ZackPolanski @SocEnvJustice @VincentStops @JSLondonLDR @andrewellson @HackneyLabour @hackneygreens @standardnews
The layout is also WRONG! They are desperate to keep the traffic moving but. I have been told in good authority that Pembury Circus wouldn’t have worked with out the bus gate on Amhurst. Guess what? It’s still not working.
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The Birth of the Recording Music Industry
At No. 31 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, In 1898, American audio engineer Fred Gaisberg opened Britain's very first recording studio here for The Gramophone Company (which later evolved into the powerhouse EMI).
One of the first recordings was the Welsh national anthem, Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau ("Land of My Fathers"), sung by Madge Breese (the niece of company co-founder Trevor Williams).
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Replying to @roozie52 @cristo_radio @Petersbrooking @ZackPolanski @SocEnvJustice @VincentStops @JSLondonLDR @andrewellson @HackneyLabour @hackneygreens @standardnews
This was last evening. It was a perfect storm - more buses that I could count, cyclists on pavements & the rest swerving around stationary buses, people breathing high level of pollution, etc. This is the linear park Labour promised us & @hackneygreens support.
































