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BREAKING: Four stabbed on Camberwell’s Elmington Estate

Five males arrested

Crime

Peace deals must be brokered to stop ‘open warfare’ in Camberwell and Peckham, says knife crime expert

Crime

Friends rally round Peckham cyclist who lost a leg after Old Street roundabout accident

Environment Transport Misc

PACK’D founder who slept in parents’ garden shed before achieving success says he wants to help disadvantaged kids excel as entrepreneurs

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West Dulwich’s Kingsdale Foundation School celebrates record A Level results

Education

A Level Results Day: Bacon’s College shows ‘significant improvement’ on last year

Education

A Level Results Day: Dulwich’s The Charter School celebrates ‘outstanding’ results

Education

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BREAKING NEWS: High speed chase across London ends at Denmark Hill where two suspected moped robbers are arrested

Crime

City of London Academy Southwark passes A Levels with flying colours

Education
Scotland Yard

Breaking: Man in his 50s 'fatally stabbed' in Walworth

Crime

Update: Four stabbed on Elmington Estate were all sixteen and under

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Sport

Millwall, non-league, boxing, cricket and grassroots teams

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PREVIEW: Bath City vs. Dulwich Hamlet

Sport Dulwich Hamlet Football

Rabble Rouser column: Dulwich Hamlet's soul is not for sale

Sport Dulwich Hamlet Football

Millwall Lionesses boss discusses club's move to Dartford's Prince Park

Sport Football Lionesses

Fisher out of FA Cup after Horsham comeback

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Letters to the Editor 09/08/18

Letters

Giving everyone a sporting chance

Editorials
Roy Larner, who fought of terrorists during the London Bridge attack (Chiara Giordano)

Was the 'Lion of London Bridge’ Roy Larner nominated for a bravery award?

Editorials

Outpouring of grief for Joshua Boadu is part of bigger picture for people alarmed by huge rise in knife crime

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History

Looking back at London's most historic borough

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Images of the Fey family (left) and a child dressed up in her father's uniform have been unearthed by The Army Child Archive

World War One images of Bermondsey family and child dressed up in her father's uniform unearthed

In depth history

Nurses share memories of Guy's Hospital six decades ago as NHS celebrates turning 70

In depth history
The Salvation Army hostel and recycling centre opened in Spa Road, Bermondsey, in 1899 (Salvation Army International Heritage Centre)

The Bermondsey recycling centre that helped 'elevate' hundreds of homeless men

In depth history

How the first Aboriginal cricket team played a historic match at the Oval

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