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New York City moves to ban horse-drawn carriages
14. October 2026 (16:14)
Mamdani and city council leader agree on ban that would make it illegal to operate horse-drawn carriages in the cityMayor Zohran Mamdani and the leader of the New York City council have agreed to ban horse-drawn carriages from the city, a popular tourist attraction that has faced widespread scrutiny.Mamdani has agreed to back a bill supported by Julie Menin, the speaker of the New York city council, that would make it illegal to operate horse-drawn carriages beginning in June 2028, Politico reported on Tuesday. The city council is expected to vote on the legislation next week. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Body of man recovered amid search for missing fishing boat
14. October 2026 (16:00)
The boat, and the two other men onboard, have not yet been found. (London News)
PM looks to ‘repair bridges’ between Trump and Zelensky after US diesel deal
14. October 2026 (15:59)
Andy Burnham told MPs he was being diplomatic and hoped to reaffirm US support for Ukraine. (London News)
London cafe wars: Hampstead Heath tenants win right to challenge tender decision
14. October 2026 (15:52)
City of London Corporation awarded tender for park cafes to Australian operator Daisy Green - could the decision be overturned? (London News)
Richard Branson's Virgin orders 12 international trains which could stop at two major London stations
14. October 2026 (15:45)
New trains run by Eurostar rival will have a top speed of 186 miles per hour (London News)
SNP to launch ‘biggest independence campaign’ since 2014 referendum
14. October 2026 (15:44)
The party said it will be its biggest ever online ad campaign outside of an election. (London News)
London travel news LIVE: Major disruption between St Pancras and Luton after person hit by train
14. October 2026 (15:43)
Lines have reopened but disruption is expected to last until 5pm  (London News)
Texas prosecutor considering felony charges for ICE agent who ran over man
14. October 2026 (15:40)
A conviction on the possible charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon could mean up to 20 years in prisonA Texas prosecutor said he was considering felony assault charges for an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer who ran over a man following an attempted traffic stop and broke his leg in multiple places.Sean Teare, district attorney for Harris county, said video of the incident in west Houston on Saturday morning, in which the officer’s unmarked SUV is seen veering into the man as he runs away across an empty parking lot, could support a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Australia's first-ever Michelin stars go to 11 restaurants in one state
14. October 2026 (15:35)
All of the spots are in South Australia, reportedly because the state government paid for incognito inspectors to visit. (BBC News)
William tells students they are ‘going places’ on visit to bursary scheme
14. October 2026 (15:33)
The visit, held in Black History Month, saw him meet young people enrolled on the Amos Bursary. (London News)