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So pleased to be shortlisted in the Politics category at the British Journalism Awards for our reporting on Burnham and Manchester.
And incredibly proud that my @millmediauk colleagues have SIX nominations, mixing it with some very big news companies.
For weeks, a strange gang has smashed the windows of a clothes store near the British Museum... and stole nothing.
Is it part of a wider plot targeting dozens of shops across the capital? One @AndrewKersley finds out might all be the work of a glazier.
https://t.co/8dJvsSxsL7
For weeks, a strange and inept gang has smashed the windows of a clothes store near the British Museum... and stole nothing.
My @_TheLondoner story is a saga of Chinese mafia conspiracies, soot-covered robbers and late night visits from dodgy glaziers.
https://t.co/PI3Hvfdi22
Very excited to say I've been shortlisted (twice!) for this year's British Journalism Awards!
Alongside some very talented @millmediauk colleagues in @joshi@jackdulhanty@djstimms@molssimp Dan Hayes + Lucy McLaughlin.
The Londoner has been shortlisted for this year's British Journalism Awards in two categories!
On the list alongside our stellar @millmediauk colleagues at @ManchesterMill and @sheffieldtrib.
And you can be first to find out about this kind of thing by subscribing to our free London newsletter, where @AndrewKersley broke the story yesterday lunchtime😇 🔗👇
Now, those tweets claiming it was unauthorised have been deleted. What on earth is going on?
Full story in @_TheLondoner's Monday briefing along with a new Soho dispute, Burnham's rough sleeping pledge & more https://t.co/UZ5Z22rNtf (2/2)
EXCL: The Soho Society is trying to stop the redevelopment of a deserted office because it would make Soho too busy.
They claim that adding new bars, restaurants and cheap office space would alter its "character as a quieter civic and green space".
https://t.co/It0xL6DEtH
EXCL: The Soho Society is trying to stop plans to redevelop a deserted office building because it could risk making Soho busier.
Plus, why are TfL calling the police over one of their own tube signs?
https://t.co/CI34Cl9YM6
One detail I can't get over from this @_TheLondoner story is that this is the actual blurb of a real book by a big-time BookTok author, who quite recently was given a huge Netflix deal.
A new generation of viral young street preachers is causing havoc all over London.
Jesse Ngoma’s arrest outside a gay bar in Soho led to him being banned from the area, after weeks of clipping up confrontations with police and LGBTQ people. It might be only the beginning.
A new generation of viral young street preachers is causing havoc all over London.
Jesse Ngoma’s arrest outside a gay bar in Soho led to him being banned from the area, after weeks of clipping up confrontations with police and LGBTQ people. It might be only the beginning.
For weeks, I've wondered who has filled the tube with thousands of ads about pig gassing and disgusting farmed salmon.
For @_TheLondoner I found out the multimillion pound campaign is being bankrolled by a strange, AI-obsessed movement in Silicon Valley.
https://t.co/75wJ75jZ9j
I'm sure you've seen the thousands of ads about gassing pigs or lice-infected salmon that now plaster the tube. They're costing £400,000 every few weeks.
So who's paying for it? And how does it relate to a strange Silicon Valley movement fixated on AI?
https://t.co/5p0wKLXeqt
EXCL: HMV is being forced out of its Oxford Street flagship store after its landlord doubled the rent.
For @_TheLondoner I found out it's owned by the family of a billionaire Chinese "king of mahjong" who will turn it into a viral immersive gift shop.
https://t.co/xFQcgIIJf3
Last week, HMV said it was being forced out of its Oxford Street store after its rent was doubled.
@AndrewKersley found out the landlords behind it are a billionaire Chinese mahjong dynasty, who plan to replace HMV with a viral immersive gift shop.
https://t.co/EHf7JJxQic
ICYMI: Our weekend read covers a spat in the romance reader community that has unravelled into accusations of homophobia, threats of legal action and a controversy over a love story featuring a member of the Ku Klux Klan.
RARE27, planned for next summer at London's Olympia, was meant to be the "Met Gala of the book community". Then over a few days, it fell apart.
We pieced together what happened.
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