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• Boris Johnson to seek re-election September 10, 2010
  Mayor of London Boris Johnson announces he is to stand for re-election as the Conservative Party candidate in 2012.
• Koran plan condemned at UK mosque September 10, 2010
  About 11,000 Muslims demonstrate at a London mosque in protest at plans in the US to burn Korans.
• Thames cable car bid is imminent September 10, 2010
  A planning application for a £25m cable car across the Thames will be submitted in a few weeks.
• Cyclist's £900 bike hire charge September 10, 2010
  A man is still waiting to be refunded £900 after being wrongly charged for using a hire bike in London.
• Garden burial murder son jailed September 10, 2010
  A man from London is jailed for at least 16 years for murdering his father and bur his remains in concrete.
• Four violently robbed on trains September 10, 2010
  Two men and two 16-year-old boys are injured in a series of "deeply shocking and distressing" robberies on trains in Kent and south London.
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Sports news

• Easy does it for England September 10, 2010
  England cruised to a 24-run victory over Pakistan at Durham to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match NatWest ODI series.
• Fergie won't discuss Rooney September 10, 2010
  Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson refused to discuss Wayne Rooney's private life at his weekly press conference.
• Premier League preview September 9, 2010
  Wayne Rooney faces an antagonising reception at Goodison Park as Premier League action returns following the international break.
• Houllier targets 'new era' September 10, 2010
  New Aston Villa manager Gerard Houllier claims his arrival at the club marks the start of a new era.
• Strauss – Davies outstanding September 10, 2010
  Andrew Strauss praised the "outstanding" contribution of Steve Davies as England claimed a 24-run win over Pakistan.
• Gongs for Ancelotti & Scholes September 10, 2010
  Carlo Ancelotti and Paul Scholes have been named Premier League manager and player of the month for August.
• Hughes delight at Zamora deal September 10, 2010
  Mark Hughes believes it is a feather in Fulham's cap to have secured Bobby Zamora on a new contract.

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