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  Housing benefit changes hitting London hardest, research for government confirms

  18 Jun 2012:

  Research for the government on the effects of its housing benefit reforms confirm that the capital will feel them most

• London bus drivers threaten to strike if Olympic bonuses are not paid

  15 Jun 2012: Unite trade union says 21,000 drivers want to be rewarded in similar way to tube and rail workers

• Why aren't more Met police on the "frontline"?

  15 Jun 2012:

  Figures showing that more officers have been assigned to "support" roles puts the home secretary's praise for Boris Johnson into context

• London poverty and wealth both moving east

  14 Jun 2012:

  The capital's centre of gravity is moving in the same direction at both ends of the economic scale

• London 2012 legacy: the battle begins on a Newham estate

  13 Jun 2012:

  For some, the aftermath of the Olympic Games could bring eviction and disruption, for others, it is a chance to transform their lives and businesses

• Boris Johnson: road works, congestion and votes

  13 Jun 2012:

  Will charging utility companies for digging up London's roads make much difference to the capital's traffic congestion?

• London housing crisis: what is the case for rent controls?

  12 Jun 2012:

  Formal rent controls have few champions these days, but will Boris Johnson's approach to the capital's private rented sector be more effective?

• Boris Johnson: will his cable car fly in June?

  11 Jun 2012:

  A London blogger thinks he's found signs that the London mayor's cross-Thames "air line" will open for business by the end of this month

• Unpaid jubilee jobseekers: Downing Street dismisses criticisms

  6 Jun 2012: Prime minister's spokeswoman says treatment of unemployed people who worked as stewards was a 'one-off'

• Watchdog receives 51 allegations of Met police racism in two months

  31 May 2012: Scale of allegations revealed as Boris Johnson announces review of measures to eradicate racism within force

• Queen's Park parish politics can bring a democratic revival

  30 May 2012: Susanna Rustin: The creation of London's first parish council in 50 years may help to convince a disillusioned public that politics matters

• Hammersmith and Fulham: planning and morality

  29 May 2012:

  Do the regeneration plans of the Tory test bed London borough have intellectual and ethical strengths?

• Cycling in London: hoover factories and red lights

  28 May 2012:

  In the 1930s some Londoner traveled miles to work by bicycle - and, unlike the present mayor, appear to have obeyed every traffic signal along the way

• Boris Johnson: his job creation pledge is meaningless

  24 May 2012:

  A new Liberal Democrat London assembly member has exposed the hollowness of the Tory mayor's pledge on employment in the housing sector

• Boris Johnson: what will his housing policies deliver?

  21 May 2012:

  There are few early signs that London's Conservative mayor will help the capital out of an accommodation crisis that his fellow Tories in government are deepening

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