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Heathrow scraps 100ml liquid container limit - BBC News

Heathrow Airport has become the largest airport to drop the 100ml liquid container limit for passengers, following the installation of new high-tech CT scanners. Passengers can now leave liquids in containers up to two litres in their bags while going through security, and electronics such as laptops can also be left in luggage. The scanners provide better images of cabin bags and can service thousands of passengers an hour with greater efficiency, while maintaining high safety and security standards.

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Things To Do in London January 2026: Brilliant London events to help beat the blues

This article highlights a variety of activities and events in London for January 2026, including cultural events, exhibitions, concerts, and day trips to escape the city.

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Finding best london community

I am finding best london communities in Digg, anyone recommended for me?

@streetwear

What's the Streetwear scene in London like?

What are your favourite streetwear brands? As the curators of a directory of streetwear brands we've been tracking and indexing various streetwear brands from London! So far we've got 6 different brands from London. Our current favourites are: Cortiez Trapstar PLACES+

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4G in all Tube tunnels by end of year!

London Centric's newsletter explores the challenges faced by London's primary schools due to declining pupil numbers, the installation of 4G coverage in the London Underground, the Metropolitan Police's new policy on hierarchical organizations, and the competitive marketing tactics schools are adopting to attract students.

@er-minio

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A London Inheritance

Been following this (and the newsletter) for quite a while. Always interesting details and history of London. Definitely worth subscribing. He's on Twitter too.https://alondoninheritance.com/

@pingu

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Best me to it.

First post on the London community here though let's gooooo

@basisword

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Yellow weather warning extended as rain and wind set to hit more of England

The Met Office has extended a yellow weather warning for heavy and persistent rain and strong winds across more parts of England, including the Midlands, south west, and eastern England. The warning advises of potential flooding and travel disruptions, with up to 50mm of rain expected in isolated spots. The Environment Agency has issued three flood warnings and 40 flood alerts for England. The UK Government has also activated its cold weather payments scheme for pensioners and low-income households.