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Connor O'Reily

Connor O'Reily made the well-worn journey from Dublin to London in his early twenties, arriving with a journalism degree and a stubborn conviction that the city would eventually make sense to him. He covers a broad range of London stories for London Today — from grassroots sports to neighbourhood politics — with the kind of genuine curiosity that comes from being an outsider who never quite stopped being fascinated by the place. Between assignments, he follows non-league football with an enthusiasm that his editors find endearing and his friends find baffling.

Father Mourns Student Finbar Sullivan, 21, Killed in Primrose Hill

The vibrant, creative life of Finbar Sullivan, a 21-year-old aspiring filmmaker, was abruptly extinguished on Tuesday evening in a tragic incident at London’s iconic Primrose Hill. His father, musician Christopher Sullivan, has broken his silence, describing his son as a ‘beautiful, lovely, outgoing, loving’ young man whose death represents a catastrophic loss to his family…

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Zelenskyy & Starmer: Iran War Risks Ukraine’s Support

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to urge continued support for Ukraine amidst the escalating conflict in the Middle East involving Iran. The war in Iran has diverted attention and resources, potentially impacting Ukraine’s access to crucial Western air defense systems and boosting Russia’s economy through increased oil revenue. Key…

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London Overdose Spike: 39 Calls in 24 Hours After Suspect Distributes Free Substance

On March 11-12, 2026, London, Ontario, experienced a significant surge in overdoses, with 39 individuals requiring medical assistance. The incident is believed to be connected to a suspect who distributed a free, potentially toxic substance in the downtown area, prompting a rapid response from emergency services and a police investigation into the circulation of dangerous…

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MS Genetic Study: Diverse Data Crucial for New Insights

A recent study analyzing genetic risk factors for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) underscores the critical need for more diverse datasets in research. Scientists are emphasizing that current genetic research often lacks representation from a broad spectrum of populations, potentially skewing results and hindering the identification of all relevant risk factors. Key Highlights: Genetic studies for MS…

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De Goeij Dominates: NCAA Qualification & CSCAA Day Two Recap

Swimming sensation De Goeij has officially secured an NCAA qualification, highlighting an electrifying second day at the CSCAA National Invitational Championship. This milestone achievement marks a significant point in the competitive season, demonstrating peak performance and strategic training coming to fruition on the national stage. As athletes converged for the prestigious CSCAA event, the intensity…

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Sally Abé’s Teal Dazzles in Hackney

Acclaimed chef Sally Abé has launched Teal, her highly anticipated new restaurant, in the vibrant heart of Hackney, East London. The establishment promises to redefine British dining, focusing on innovative interpretations of classic dishes and a strong emphasis on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Teal aims to offer a sophisticated yet approachable culinary experience, marking a…

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