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Murder inquiry launched after woman dies and eight others injured in fire
19. August 2026 (22:40)
Police said officers were called to Berkeley Avenue in Hounslow on Wednesday morning. (London News)
Shepherd's Bush stabbing victim named as man charged with murder
19. August 2026 (22:25)
A 52-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene in Shepherd’s Bush - she has been named as Samantha Turner (London News)
Natural History Museum to reopen ‘hidden’ gallery after more than 80 years
19. August 2026 (20:09)
The space was originally closed in 1943 after the museum’s herbarium was damaged during the Second World War (London News)
Murder investigation launched after woman dies and eight others injured in Hounslow house fire
19. August 2026 (19:33)
Nine people were taken to hospital with injuries, where a 48-year-old woman later died (London News)
Outgoing minister Nesbitt hailed as ‘constructive’ in tribute by health bodies
19. August 2026 (19:24)
They described Mike Nesbitt’s resignation as coming at a challenging time for the health service. (London News)
Disposable barbecue caused grass fire which spread to gardens and houses
19. August 2026 (19:23)
Four homes in the Goldenhill area of Stoke-on-Trent were badly damaged by the blaze last Thursday. (London News)
Palestinian couple and teenage daughter who died in Shoreham sea tragedy were London family
19. August 2026 (19:11)
Hassan El-Khawas, 55, Zeina Alayn, 37, and their 14-year-old daughter Sara died after getting into difficulty in the sea near Shoreham Fort (London News)
Natural History Museum to reopen hidden gallery closed since Second World War
19. August 2026 (19:10)
For the first time in more than eight decades, the Nature and Us gallery at the London museum will reopen after being closed to the public since 1943. (London News)
Commissioner calls for single review into actions of Jeffrey Donaldson
19. August 2026 (18:44)
The former DUP leader was convicted at Newry Crown Court earlier this year of 18 sex offences against children. (London News)
Former chancellor Hunt calls for action on UK’s ‘mushrooming’ benefits costs
19. August 2026 (18:43)
Sir Jeremy Hunt said the UK could save more than £50 billion a year if benefits spending was reduced to 2019 levels. (London News)