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Best-selling author of How to Train Your Dragon Cressida Cowell surprised students at Thomas Buxton Primary School in Bethnal Green Best-selling author of How to Train Your Dragon Cressida Cowell surprised students at Thomas Buxton Primary School in Bethnal Green
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Bestselling children's author of How to Train Your Dragon visits Bethnal Green school

Puffin partners with Young V&A for an International Women’s Day eventfor local Tower Hamlets schools to launch Katy Hessel’s new book Puffin partners with Young V&A for an International Women’s Day eventfor local Tower Hamlets schools to launch Katy Hessel’s new book
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Students meet author of book on women artists at Young V&A

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Godzilla book launch part of Brick Lane literature festival

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Author holds Cold War spy book launch

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The vibrant East End neighbourhood that people never move away from

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Reporters track ‘the spy with no name’ who pretended to be woman's long-lost son

London's Lost Pubs explores the history of famous boozers like the Grave Maurice and Five Bells & Bladebone London's Lost Pubs explores the history of famous boozers like the Grave Maurice and Five Bells & Bladebone
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The lost East End pubs which survived the Blitz and were frequented by The Krays

Hallie Rubenhold, the award-winning author of bestselling true crime book The Five, told the Capital Crime 24 book festival she had faced 'horrific' abuse and harassment by Jack the Ripper fanatics Hallie Rubenhold, the award-winning author of bestselling true crime book The Five, told the Capital Crime 24 book festival she had faced 'horrific' abuse and harassment by Jack the Ripper fanatics
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Roy Massey (inset) released Harry Kane when the England star was a youngster in Arsenal's academy Roy Massey (inset) released Harry Kane when the England star was a youngster in Arsenal's academy
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Ex Arsenal coach from east London on why he released Harry Kane

The Good Samaritan in Whitechapel is named in honour of the nearby Royal London Hospital The Good Samaritan in Whitechapel is named in honour of the nearby Royal London Hospital
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Revealed: What's in a London pub name

Pupils at Mossbourne Parkside Academy in Hackney Downs dressed up for World Book Day Pupils at Mossbourne Parkside Academy in Hackney Downs dressed up for World Book Day
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East London schools celebrate World Book Day

Reaz Rahman, who works at Hackney's BSix College has penned a book called Diary of a Muslim Nobody Reaz Rahman, who works at Hackney's BSix College has penned a book called Diary of a Muslim Nobody
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Bill Gardner, now 67, in the seventies. Bill Gardner, now 67, in the seventies.
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World Book Day: Notorious football fan 'Mr West Ham' sets record straight

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