West Central London

WC refers to West Central London and includes the areas of Bloomsbury, Grays Inn, Covent Garden, Holborn and Strand.

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England struck by flash flooding

Heavy rain causes flash floods across England, and leaves a teenager from Thamesmead dead. More details

Child sleuths 'are not snoopers'

Children are being paid to patrol London streets and report graffiti, fly-tipping and dog fouling. More details

2012 bosses deny demolition plan

London 2012 chiefs tell BBC Sport they are not seriously considering a scheme to flatten the Olympic Stadium after the Games. More details

Youths remanded over stabbing

Two teenagers appear in court charged with the murder of a 14-year-old boy in east London. More details

Trio quizzed over vagrant's death

Three men are arrested after the murder of a rough sleeper in a derelict north-west London warehouse in June. More details

New help for saddlesore cyclists

A special weekend workshop is run by Transport for London to help ensure comfortable bike rides. More details

Isotope shortage may delay scans

Hundreds of important NHS hospital tests could be put on hold due to a worldwide shortage of a radioactive isotope. More details

Poland's finest to rock Wembley

More than 10,000 people will pack Wembley Arena to see eight of Polish music's top acts on Sunday. More details

Ripper 'claimed earlier victims'

Jack the Ripper may have committed his first murder 25 years earlier than previously thought, it is claimed. More details

Man 'arranged murder from prison'

A man organised a murder from his prison cell using a smuggled mobile phone, the Old Bailey has heard. More details

Union warns over Games Tube plan

A union says "huge difficulties" and safety issues need to be addressed to make 24-hour Tube services possible during the 2012 Games. More details

Ex-officer wins £3m for injuries

A senior police officer who was left with severe permanent injuries in a road accident is awarded £3m in damages by the High Court. More details

Second Blue Peter newcomer named

Londoner Joel Defries, 23, is unveiled as the latest presenter on children's show Blue Peter. More details

Week in pictures: London

A picture round-up of some of the stories that made the news in London this week. More details

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