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An inquest has opened into the death of a teenager who was hit by a train to examine the role of those providing his care.
Three men have been jailed for a total of 35 years after they pleaded guilty to the “barbaric” torture of a man, which included the use of a flame-thrower, boiling water and knives.
And Disney’s new film Peter Pan & Wendy, starring a 16-year-old from Bromley, Alexander Molony, was released last week.
There are 10 pages of sport including Gary Rowett’s reaction to Tom Bradshaw winning Championship Player of the Month and interviews with Millwall midfielder Ryan Leonard discussing his return from injury.
We also have an exclusive interview with in-form Wimbledon attacker Ali Al-Hamadi.
All that plus much more, including the latest things to do in South London and reviews of theatres, pubs and restaurants in your area.
Don’t miss your latest South London Press – out today!
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