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Property website Rightmove looked at areas in England where at least 100 new listings were added to its website between May 13 and July 1.

London's fastest and slowest moving housing markets revealed

It's 176 days until Christmas day and there are already concerns coronavirus could cancel one family Christmas tradition - Pantomime.  The season is under threat because they can't cast the productions, or rehearse for shows. 

Concerns coronavirus could cancel Christmas pantomimes 

The company said the issue is not a national problem and is only affecting parts of London.

Virgin Media 'urgently working' to resolve London broadband outage

'Maskey' is the idea of former The Apprentice contestant Adam Freeman who came up with the idea six weeks ago.

Face mask vending machines start springing up near Tube stations

Woke Babies creates inclusive stories so children can see their own world reflected in a positive light.

Woke Babies: Inclusive stories with the message 'every child matters'

Dean Vine began helping out after seeing a woman in tears because a shop had sold out of painkillers.

Father-of-five spends nearly £2,000 buying shopping for NHS and elderly

Hundreds of items, including hats, bags, ear protectors and masks, have been made for Local NHS Trusts and charitable groups.

The Royal Opera House costume team makes scrubs for NHS staff

The collaboration between three food redistribution charities will work to stock hubs before being distributed to local communities.

London boroughs to collaborate on project to feed the vulnerable

Darwin made the discoveries that led to the formulation of his theory of evolution while aboard the vessel.

Essex dock where Darwin’s ship spent final days given protected status

Professor Simon Harding at the University of West London, said “county lines” gangs are finding new ways of doing business.

Drug dealers 'dressing as joggers' to move around during lockdown

With hairdressers closed during lockdown many of us are having to figure out how to get a trim.

Lockdown Haircut: Who would you trust to give you a trim?

Cordelia, 14,  and Cameron, 12, may not be at school but they are learning plenty in the community by delivering food parcels to doorsteps.

AFC Wimbledon fans deliver food to those in need during virus crisis

An author who uses a guide dog strapped a camera to his chest and Facetimed his wife to help navigate his local supermarket.

'Strap a camera to my chest, Facetime my wife and she directs me'

'Portable priest' Pat Allerton has been visiting residential streets to deliver a prayer and play a hymn through a speaker.

Meet the 'portable priest' aiming to deliver hope across London

Panic buying because of the coronavirus lockdown has left charities that distribute hygiene products struggling.

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