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Revolutionizing Skin Care: AI Empowers London Hospital to Diagnose Skin Cancer with Unmatched Precision

A pioneering NHS hospital in west London is leading the way in employing Artificial Intelligence (AI) for skin cancer detection. Chelsea and Westminster Hospital has announced the successful application of its AI technology, which enables patients to receive reassurance regarding their skin health without needing a doctor’s visit. Patients can upload images of their skin […]

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New Voters, Old Traditions: The City of London’s Unique Electoral Landscape Where Workers Shape Local Governance

The City of London stands out as a unique entity within the framework of local government in England, having notably avoided the extensive reforms that have impacted every other city and borough throughout the centuries. This peculiar status can be attributed to the Liberties and Customs of the City, which were affirmed by the Magna […]

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Headline: Tattooed Tribute: Fans Permanently Ink The Cures Album Art as Designer Andy Vella Reflects on a 40-Year Creative Journey

Designer Andy Vella has been crafting album covers for over four decades, and his work has reached millions of households worldwide. “It’s strange because every time I create a new album cover or logo for The Cure, someone eventually sends me a picture of a tattoo they’ve had done of it,” he shares. “I’ve come […]

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Headline: Crime-Fighting Caped Crusaders: London Police Go Incognito as Batman and Robin to Tackle Illegal Gambling Operations

In February, a pair of illicit gamblers were caught trying to cheat tourists on Westminster Bridge, but they surely did not anticipate the arrival of two Metropolitan Police officers clad in Batman and Robin costumes to apprehend them. As fans of the 1996 Only Fools and Horses Christmas Special might recall, a heroic duo dressed […]

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Blue Whale Sculpture at Canary Wharf Highlights Urgent Need for Plastic Waste Awareness

A striking sculpture of a blue whale has been unveiled at Canary Wharf in London, serving as a poignant reminder of the vast quantities of plastic waste polluting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The 11-meter (36-foot) tall artwork, created by the New York-based architectural and design firm StudioKCA in collaboration with the Hawaii Wildlife Fund, […]

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Leicester Square Faces Busking Ban: Council Suspends Performances Following Court Order

Westminster City Council has paused two busking performance locations in Leicester Square to adhere to a court decision. This decision stems from a legal dispute between Global Radio and the council, where a judge mandated that the local authority address the “nuisance” created by buskers. Matt Noble, a representative from Westminster City Council, stated that […]

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