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Row over AI caricatures of west London councillor (opens the original)
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A west London councillor has called for stronger protections for elected officials after AI-generated caricatures depicting her were posted on social media by the local Conservative Party. Sital Punja, a Labour member of Tory-controlled Hillingdon Council, said the images using AI to manipulate her likeness contained "racist and antisemitic tropes". One cartoon image posted by the Hillingdon Conservatives on X showed Punja, who is of Indian descent, controlling white male counterparts as puppets
Britain's first black schoolteacher gets plaque at Dr Johnson's house (opens the original)
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A commemorative plaque has been unveiled at Dr Samuel Johnson's London townhouse in honour of Francis Barber, Britain's first known black schoolteacher. Barber was the servant, friend, and heir of the renowned 18th Century lexicographer. The ceremony at Gough Square off Fleet Street also marked the launch of a redesigned and more inclusive City of London Blue Plaques Scheme. The unveiling coincided with the 150th anniversary of the City's oldest plaque - which was dedicated to Johnson at the sam
More than 40 parakeets killed in south-east London park (opens the original)
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Groups of youths using catapults are "lamping" and killing sleeping parakeets in a south-east London park, an animal rescue worker has warned. Rae Gellel, director of the Greenwich Wildlife Network, said 43 ring-necked parakeets have been recovered dead from Priory Gardens in Orpington over a three-week period, including five found on Monday. She said the birds roost together in trees at night, making them easy targets for the culprits who shine bright lights at them to stun them before shooting
Diana memorial fountain shut all summer by technical fault (opens the original)
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The Diana Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park - which has long been a popular place to cool down in hot weather - has been kept dry all summer due to a technical fault. Royal Parks, the charity that maintains the central London park, apologised to visitors who found it without water "particularly given the prolonged high temperatures we've been experiencing". The fountain opened in 2004 in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales who died nearly seven years earlier. The closure was initially triggered by a
Heathrow expansion 'a risk we cannot afford to take', says mayor (opens the original)
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The London mayor has formally opposed plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport, arguing the expansion threatens environmental targets and transport networks. City Hall and Transport for London (TfL) submitted a joint response to the government's draft Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement (HENPS) consultation. Sir Sadiq Khan claimed the strategic case relied on outdated evidence that "fails to reflect current climate laws and travel habits". The government said it was reviewing the re
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