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Depot blast in Bangladesh kills nearly 50 people  - BBC News
Depot blast in Bangladesh kills nearly 50 people - BBC News
Russia accused of stealing about 600,000 tonnes of Ukraine's grain - BBC News
Russia accused of stealing about 600,000 tonnes of Ukraine's grain - BBC News
Devastation of Australia's climate change crisis captured on camera - BBC News
Devastation of Australia's climate change crisis captured on camera - BBC News
Boris Johnson survives leadership vote but 41% of his MPs have “no confidence” - BBC News
Boris Johnson survives leadership vote but 41% of his MPs have “no confidence” - BBC News

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Greenwich Murder Woman, 29, Stabbed to Death Investigation

Key Points What happened in the Greenwich stabbing incident? As reported by Yahoo News, on the night of Wednesday, 27 August 2025, police responded to reports of a stabbing at a residence on Trafalgar Road, Greenwich. Upon arrival, emergency services found a 29-year-old woman seriously injured. Despite prompt medical intervention by the London Ambulance Service …

West Ham Reject Andre Onana Transfer from Man United

Key Points Why Did West Ham United Reject the Offer to Sign Andre Onana? As reported by the Daily Mail and detailed by The Hard Tackle, intermediaries offered West Ham United the opportunity to sign Andre Onana during the summer transfer window. Despite this, the East London club chose to reject the approach. The decision-makers …

Key Points What is the news about the Hackney bar’s expansion? As reported by Jane Smith of The East London Gazette, a beloved bar located in Hackney, known for its creative cocktails and welcoming environment, announced it will open a second venue in east London this autumn. The original Hackney bar has won numerous awards …

Hackney’s Historic Market Becomes Car-Free and More Strollable

Key Points What Is Happening to Hackney’s Historic Market? Hackney Council recently announced a significant transformation for one of the borough’s most cherished public spaces — its historic market. The market, known for its rich heritage and diverse stalls, is set to become a car-free zone to prioritise pedestrian access and enhance the overall strolling …

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