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Two broken sewers on an estate have left about 30 families to suffer the stench of raw sewage for a month.
The Met have confirmed they are not investigating anyone else over the murder of a woman – a case which has been linked to a man who died later the same evening.
And former England and Arsenal striker Ian Wright opened a new all-weather football pitch at his old school this week.
We have nine pages of South London Press sport including exclusive interviews with Sam Johnstone, Steve Parish and Jordan Ayew after Crystal Palace’s 5-1 demolition of Leeds United.
We’ve also got all the build-up to Millwall’s big home game against Preston as we catch up with Billy Mitchell and Murray Wallace.
And we have all the latest things to do in the capital plus reviews and previews of shows and exhibitions in our Talk of the Town Section.
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