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Thursday, 15th October 2026
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Headlines

Business

Darts ‘mecca’ pub to close
‘Huge loss’ for arrows fans as ‘proper boozer’ set to shut its doors
9th October — By Finn Logue

Arsenal

Gunners scrap plans to expand the Emirates
9th October — By Finn Logue

Transport

LTNs: shock as 2030 target is ‘parked’
9th October — By Amy Reid

Community

Met ‘overriding democracy’ with use of ‘dystopian’ facial recognition tech
9th October — By Finn Logue

Business

Rescue mission to save your voice!
25th September

News

Health

Stop tech giants grabbing our health records, says protest at hospital’s door
Demonstration one of dozens taking place across the UK on 'day of action' against American firm
9th October — By Amy Reid

Politics

No signs of brewing crisis on south coast
9th October — By Finn Logue in Brighton

Politics

Islington Greens proud of first 150 days
9th October — By Finn Logue

Business

Bets are off: all-night casino blocked
9th October — By Finn Logue

Sport

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Arsenal

Saka’s goals key for more Arsenal glory
Arteta pushing winger to score more
15th October — By Steve Barnett
Camden New Journal

Arsenal

Ruthless Arsenal secure Champions League glory on ‘sad day’ for the club
14th October — By Finn Logue at The Emirates
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Boxing

Knockouts will come, warns Thomas
15th October — By Steve Barnett
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Women's Football

Free-scoring Town are the team to watch
15th October — By Steve Barnett
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Football

Bananashama is killing the league
15th October — By Richard Osley

Black History Month

Black History Month

‘History belongs to those who write it down – and so much of this stuff wasn’t being written down’
Writer and historian Lloyd Bradley tells Dan Carrier about his latest book – the final part in a trilogy of work about music and culture
2nd October — By Dan Carrier

Black History Month

Empowering women to live ‘softer, healthier and more connected lives’
2nd October — By Tom Foot

Black History Month

‘Everyone needs to see Black people in books’
2nd October — By Daisy Clague

Black History Month

‘Moving’ abolition songs rediscovered
2nd October — By Daisy Clague

Black History Month

Anna: ‘This award is for Islington – because Islington shaped me’
2nd October — By Finn Logue

Black History Month

When Sam was in eye of storm over youth centre
2nd October — By Angela Cobbinah

Black History Month

‘Most of the time the book chooses me’
2nd October — By Dan Carrier

Black History Month

Discovering our past through walks in the streets around us
2nd October — By Rufus MacRae

Black History Month

What’s on in Black History Month?
2nd October

Review

Camden New Journal

Books

The French revelation: ‘It is the real turning point in London’s global success’
How did the turmoil across the Channel in 1789 impact the streets of the capital in this country? Dan Carrier goes in search of answers by talking to London historian Jerry White
15th October — By Dan Carrier
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Books

The joy of text…
15th October — By Michael Church
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Theatre

Review: Rent, at the Tom Stoppard Theatre
15th October — By Lucy Popescu
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Theatre

Review: Blood of My Blood, at Royal Court Theatre
15th October — By Lucy Popescu
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Film

Fictional consideration of ‘Yellow Vest’ protests is intriguing and timely
15th October — By Dan Carrier
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Theatre

Review: Ghosts, at Jermyn Street Theatre
Adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s 1881 play is a taut 90 minutes as revelations and suppressed desires emerge
15th October — By Lucy Popescu
Camden New Journal

Classical

Michael White’s classical news: Trio Musae; Keats; Ora Singers; Wladyslaw Szpilman
15th October — By Michael White
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Jazz

Blue Note unleashes a tsunami of heavyweight jazz talent
15th October — By Rob Ryan
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Rock n Pop

Grooves: fabric; Terry Francis; Back To Black
15th October — By Luc Carrier Sanders

More news

Community

Step forward in plan for women’s centre
Campaigners and developers in talks over former Holloway prison proposal
9th October — By Amy Reid

Community

Vermin on estate as fly-tipped rubbish piles up
9th October — By Finn Logue

Community

A criminal waste? Homeless outside empty ex-police station
9th October — By Amy Reid

Community

Peace News magazine is back on stands after two years
9th October — By Dan Carrier

Community

More people are dying while living on streets
9th October — By Daisy Clague

Community

Dominik: Life before the internet was much better!
9th October — By Tom Foot

Community

Good heavens! Vicar scales 40-metre spire for blessing
9th October — By Finn Logue

Community

Pony’s a small wonder at care home
9th October