O’Garro’s case was previously adjourned at the same court as he was accused of engaging in further “criminal activities”, according to a joint submission by prosecution and defence lawyers at a hearing in September.

When staff attempted to stop him, he could be heard saying: ‘Oh, I can’t ride a bike here? I didn’t know.’ When to visit: They're closed Monday and Tuesday, but we recommend a mid-week or Sunday sesh to beat the crowds and have a chill one. What’s the vibe? A bottle shop, taproom and beer heaven housed in a roomy railway arch in Vauxhall. Kew Gardens is home to the most miniature royal palace, which was resided in from the early 18th century. In addition, there’s an 18th-century pagoda and a Treetop walkway; climbing to the top of these is a great chance to look out over the vast expense of greenery.

When to visit: Evenings, whenit cranks up the Abba tunes, or afternoon tea with your ma. Sunny days are best right now, as the outdoors has been turned into a Deptford drinking terrace. Plan your journey in advance with the TfL Go app or our Journey Planner, and where possible, travel when it is less busy When to visit: Sweeties is open until 2.30am every Thursday to Saturday, so save this one for when you're hunting down a post-midnight bevvy. He said Bowles was ‘making out that he was disgusted by the manner in which they gather information and use things against people’.

TikTok prankster Mizzy has been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice, a court has heard. London Underground will run as normal; however, some stations will be busier than usual, and some short-term safety measures such as queuing, closures, non-stopping trains or changes to the way customers enter or exit a station may be necessary. What’s the vibe? In the midst of Tooting Market sits this teensy bottle shop and bar where craft beer rules. It’s rustic for sure, with plywood tables and orange steel barstools, but boardgames and cheerful staff offer comfort.The Green Chain Walk is the perfect escape for anyone wanting to explore London beyond the tourist traps and an excellent way for South Londoners to unwind. In one corner of Regents Park is a pretty garden surrounded by high hedges – a secret spot waiting for you to find it. Named after the wife of King George V, the gardens opened in 1932, with the rose garden completed in 1934. What’s the vibe? There’s not much to the decor, since Four Quarters says it all with retro arcade games available to play at 25p a pop. Swap pals for Pac-Man with a drink in hand – this is London’s nostalgia craze at its best.

What’s the vibe? Off the wall. Imagine your nan’s front room and times it by ten. And throw in a load of Princess Di and Pat Butcher memorabilia. You’re part-way there to the weirdest trip of a bar in south London.As Her Majesty's coffin travels to London to lay-in-state at the Palace of Westminster, it is expected that we willsee unprecedented travel demand in the capital, especially from Wednesday 14 September. When to visit: After the witching hour. This place is open very, very late, every night of the week. The outdoor spaces are simply outstanding. There is a range of different gardens, all different and unique, with some amazing plants and flowers within them. This includes the Rose Garden, with over 170 different species, the Bamboo Garden, with 130 species from various regions of the world, and the Japanese Gardens, with its nearby temple. There is also the Children’s Garden which spans the area of 40 tennis courts. He grabbed the defendant, enabling the two women to escape again before Bowles dropped a knife on the floor.