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London Road That Earns £1.2m In Parking Fines

Fifty drivers a day get parking tickets on Southampton Row, getting £1.2 million per year in parking fines.
Camden Murder: Four Questioned By Police Over Stabbing

Four men are being questioned after a 26-year-old man was stabbed to death in a bar in Camden.
WATCH: Camera Tells Residents: "Leave Area"

Camden Council have installed a camera in a communal garden which shouts orders at residents like Robocop.

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New CCTV To Catch 15-Year-Old Negus's Killers

Police have released CCTV footage of suspects chasing 15-year-old Negus McLean shortly before he died.
Enfield Closer to Banning Spitting

A north London Council moved a step closer to becoming the first borough in the country to ban spitting last night.
Enfield To Debate Banning Spitting In Borough

Attempts to ban spitting in public areas of Enfield will move a step closer at a public meeting tonight.

Haringey to Restrict Fast Food As Part of Obesity Battle

Haringey could become one of the first places in the UK to restrict fast food outlets to try and tackle obesity.
Hornsey Man Given Life for Crime Spree That Killed Two Elderly Men

A man from north London has been jailed for life for murdering two men and attacking five others in woodlands and parks near his home.
Mentally Ill Man Sentenced to Life for Schoolboy Murder

The private care home where Serif Aslan lived has come under criticism after he stabbed a 15 year old to death.

Haringey to Restrict Fast Food As Part of Obesity Battle

Haringey could become one of the first places in the UK to restrict fast food outlets to try and tackle obesity.
Man Sentenced to Murder Bailed After Prosecution Decides Not to Oppose Appeal

A 24-year-old who has spent more than 7 years in prison for murdering a chef in Clerkenwell has been released on bail - after the prosecution said it would not oppose his appeal.
Islington Could Be First to Ban 'Chuggers'

Charity fundraisers who target pedestrians - so-called charity muggers - could be stopped if a new by-law is brought in.