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Lord Byron statue marooned on a traffic island returns to Hyde Park (opens the original)
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A statue of the 19th-century poet Lord Byron has been returned to Hyde Park, nearly 70 years after it was isolated on a traffic island when new roads were built through the area in the early 1960s. The Grade II-listed statue was erected as a national memorial in 1880 after receiving special permission from Queen Victoria. Changes to the Park Lane road layout 80 years later left it inaccessible, leading it to become isolated, neglected and dirty. The Lord Byron Society launched a campaign to relo
Notting Hill Carnival's 60th year celebrated on family day (opens the original)
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As I walk into the heart of the 60th Notting Hill Carnival, the sun is shining and bouncing off the sequins, gems and sparkles of the costumes and decorations surrounding me. Flags from all over the Caribbean and Africa have been hung from the windows of the houses and are draped over the shoulders of people passing by. Everyone is dressed for sunshine, despite the rain that was forecast. It seems the spirit of Carnival has seen off those dark clouds. The Sunday parade hasn't started yet, but th
Amy Winehouse rehab centre marks ten years of saving lives (opens the original)
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In a part of east London that remains a secret, a drug rehab clinic for women has been quietly saving lives for ten years, having been set up by the family of the late singer Amy Winehouse. "I thought it was just going to be like a dumping ground, but it wasn't," said Ciara, one of the current residents at Amy's Place, a clinic run by the Amy Winehouse Foundation and Clarion Housing Group. "It was a community, loads of girls that were similar. It felt like home the minute I came here," she said.
Hampton pupil dies while snorkelling in Lake Malawi (opens the original)
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A 17-year-old boy from Hampton, south-west London has died on a school trip to Malawi. Malawi Police Service (MPS), who have named the boy as Eugene Enoch Kwon, said pupils from Hampton School had been snorkelling on Tuesday in Lake Malawi in Cape Maclear, Monkey Bay when he went missing. Supt Patrick Mussa, from the Eastern Region Police Headquarters from the Malawi Police Service, said his disappearance prompted an "immediate search operation," adding: "After an extensive search, divers locate
Crystal Palace's Victorian dinosaurs saved after restoration (opens the original)
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The Grade I listed dinosaurs that live in Crystal Palace Park have been removed from Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register after a multi-million pound regeneration project. The Victorian sculptures had become cracked and broken following their installation 172 years ago, and risked losing toes, teeth and tails unless they were saved. Bromley Council used £22m from the sale of nearby land to fund the project, which included improvements across the park. The National Lottery Heritage Fund c
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