Three in 10 Londoners turned away for not having correct ID did not return to vote in General Election, new figures show.

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Worst incidents near St Thomas’ Hospital, on Westminster Bridge Road, included cyclist screeching to halt inches from two ...

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UK police announced on Friday that a probe into betting on the date of the last general election had ended, saying the bar for misconduct had not been met.

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Greenwich and Enfield were the two boroughs with most voters not returning to the polling station after being turned away, with 151 and 127 respectively.

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