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Two members of London’s notorious 67 gang have been convicted in connection with a shooting after a trial that heard the actual gunman had since died.

As a result of the attack in Clapham Common, a 31-year-old woman and her youngest daughter, aged 3, suffered ‘life-changing’ injuries.

Four men have been convicted in connection with a drive-by shooting in which six women and girls were injured at a funeral outside a church in central London.

The audience is believed to have also begun shouting ‘get out’ and ‘free Palestine,’ until a young Israeli man and his partner left the theatre.

The Metropolitan Police announced plans to shelve the Gangs Violence Matrix, an intelligence tool which had been heavily criticised by race campaigners.

The ASA ruled three radio adverts promoting ULEZ, including one which claimed ‘one of the most polluted places in London is inside your car,’ were misleading.

A man who committed a second murder after charges were dropped in another killing has now been jailed for life for both murders.

A woman and her children were taken to hospital on Wednesday night after a man attacked them with acid in a residential street in south London.

On Tuesday police shot dead a man armed with a crossbow in Surrey Quays, south London and it has since emerged there was a restraining order against him.

Planning permission has been granted for a Holocaust Memorial in London but the proposal remains mired in controversy.

Critics of Mayor Sadiq Khan have labelled ULEZ a ’money-making fraud' as the Conservative candidate for the mayoral race came under heavy criticism on Monday.

Traffic lights were cut down on Monday at four locations in the London boroughs of Bromley and Lewisham, after three set of lights were cut down last week.

TomTom said London is the slowest-moving with or without traffic jams but Sadiq Khan rejected the ranking, saying the figures only included a part of London.

Tower Hamlets Council in east London is accused of breaking planning laws by not taking down Palestinian flags and posters which ‘intimidate’ Jewish residents.

The Old Bailey heard that a 31-year-old man attempted to collect information for terrorist purposes.

An opponent of the ULEZ policy has strongly condemned the attack, while police have appealed to the public for any further information relating to the incident.

A prominent member of the Jewish community has suggested that the Met have shown an ‘astonishing inability’ to handle the marches, after political criticism.