Your great South London Press – out tomorrow!
There are fears scores of terminally ill patients will never get the financial benefits they need because the system is too difficult and stressful for them to find a way through.
A care home resident in his 60s beat his 93-year-old neighbour to death with a metal walking stick.
And in his first live in-person event in two years, Sir Paul McCartney appeared in conversation at the Royal Festival Hall discussing his new career-spanning book, The Lyrics.
There are 10 pages of South London Press sport, including an exclusive interview with Chris Powell on his former captain Johnnie Jackson taking caretaker charge of Charlton Athletic.
AFC Wimbledon striker Ollie Palmer hits back over claims his desire to play in the high-profile League Cup tie against Arsenal was the cause of his injury lay-off, and Ryan Leonard discusses why versatility has been hugely beneficial to his Millwall career.
All that plus much more, including food and pub reviews, entertainment news and tips on buying the latest gadgets!
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