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National Portrait Gallery to close for a day as London attraction suffers 'unexpected' power outage
23. July 2026 (14:51)
The London gallery is currently hosting the Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait exhibition but is forced to temporarily close (London News)
EU fines Google £759m for breaching competition laws on search and app store
23. July 2026 (14:47)
The European Commission handed out two separate fines worth 460 million euros (£392 million) and 430 million euros (£367 million). (London News)
Mitchells & Butlers says hot weather hit demand at carveries and steakhouses
23. July 2026 (14:47)
Food sales across the group fell by 2.4% over the period. (London News)
Residents left fuming by south London fly-tipping hotspot
23. July 2026 (14:42)
Neighbours said the unauthorised use of the site causes the bins to overflow, with waste piling up around them, which attracts vermin and has become a health hazard (London News)
Badenoch criticises move to close department and put ‘one guy in Cabinet’ on AI
23. July 2026 (14:25)
The Conservative leader said the lack of business experience in the Prime Minister’s new Cabinet was ‘terrifying’. (London News)
Cairngorms fire: Visitors urged to stay away as ‘substantial hotspots remain’
23. July 2026 (14:24)
Fire crews will remain on the scene over the weekend and into next week to tackle remaining pockets of fire. (London News)
Friend of Manchester synagogue attacker jailed for life over MoD terror plan
23. July 2026 (14:22)
Mohammad Bashir drove Jihad Al-Shamie on a 10-hour round trip to conduct hostile reconnaissance at the UK’s Defence Academy in Shrivenham last year. (London News)
Summer holidays chaos: Heathrow boss tells EU chiefs to end border checks misery for UK holidaymakers
23. July 2026 (14:08)
Exclusive: ‘The system is not working as fluently as it should be doing, and the EU needs to take responsibility for that,’ Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye tells the London Standard (London News)
Green London councillor cleared over David Lammy 'coconut' comments
23. July 2026 (13:53)
An investigation has found Cllr Hau-Yu Tam did not breach the Council’s Code of Conduct when she retweeted posts on her X account, which included criticisms of Israel and Zionism (London News)
Irish premier says ‘no concrete evidence’ on alumina exports investigation
23. July 2026 (13:52)
Micheál Martin said the probe was ‘almost complete’ and the results would be shared with the European Commission. (London News)