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Police arrest hundreds in London licensing clampdown
9 Dec 2012: Operation Condor raids result in nearly 300 arrests, with tobacco and alcohol seized as part of 48-hour crackdown on licensed premises
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10 Dec 2012: Spanish, Italian and Portuguese tourists boost London crowds, giving rise to cautious optimism for festive period
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10 Dec 2012: Three vandals who caused £150,000 damage to trains must go to prison, says judge – but they're talented
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10 Dec 2012: Following death of Jacintha Saldanha, officers contact Australian embassy to ensure assistance from 2Day FM presenters
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9 Dec 2012: As the classic black Fairway taxis disappear from the streets of London, a newly qualified cabbie recalls the history of the job – and explains why the Knowledge beats satnav every time
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9 Dec 2012:
Boris Johnson and Michael Gove among Tories backing moves to allow same-sex weddings to be held in places of worship
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8 Dec 2012:
Full text of the letter sent by Lord Glenarthur to Max Moore-Wilton, chairman of 2day FM's owners Southern Cross Austereo
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8 Dec 2012:
Activists stage series of sit-ins, amid concerns that firm's decision to pay £20m to Treasury over two years misses the point
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8 Dec 2012:
Rhys Holleran said 2Day FM radio presenters responsible for the hospital hoax call could not have 'reasonably foreseen' tragedy
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7 Dec 2012: Editorial: Britain would do well to follow Brazil's example and nominate a new capital at its centre. Why not Stoke?
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7 Dec 2012:
Presenters Mel Greig and Michael Christian taken off air after nurse who handled call apparently killed herself
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7 Dec 2012:
Australian radio presenters taken off air after suspected suicide of mother-of-two
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