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The Banksy mural in 2012 on a wall in Wood Green, north London, left, and the same wall after it went missing, right

No Ball Games: Anger as another Banksy removed from north London wall

The company who sold the Banksy mural "Slave Labour" have prompted further outcry after a second well-loved artwork was removed from a north London wall yesterday to be put up for auction commercially.

Arsene Wenger talks to Gervinho

Transfer news: Arsenal forward Gervinho close to Roma switch

Lyon also reportedly interested in the Ivory Coast international

Marouane Fellaini

Transfer news: Marouane Fellaini will snub Arsenal in favour of Manchester United

The Everton midfielder has been linked with both clubs

Brian Sewell describes plans to commit suicide if health fails

Art critic Brian Sewell has described in detail his plan to commit suicide using pills and gin.

Alexander Lebedev avoids jail and is sentenced to 150 hours of community service for punching fellow tycoon on Russian TV

Alexander Lebedev was found guilty of battery and sentenced to 150 hours of community service by a Moscow court this afternoon, but avoided a potential jail sentence of up to five years.

Oliver Duff and Amol Rajan

'A newsroom for the 21st century': Amol Rajan and Oliver Duff become editors of The Independent and i newspapers

New editors have been appointed at The Independent and i newspapers.

Khadar Hussein murder: Police release photograph of Trai Williamson - the man they want to question in connection with Penge shooting

Trai Williamson described as 19-years-old, black, around 5ft 9in, slim and has short hair

The Independent backs media trainee scheme

The Independent is supporting a scheme which aims to increase diversity in journalism by assisting young people who do not have a university degree to pursue a career in the media.

Indyplus: The Evening Standard & Independent Apprenticeship Scheme

The Independent and Evening Standard are two of the most dynamic media companies in the UK. Our print and digital output has bucked the trend to show that newspaper publishers – in print and online – can continue to play a central role in people’s lives in the 21 century.

Bumi chief Nick von Schirnding vows to clean up mess after losses of $2.4bn

The chief executive of Bumi, the Indonesian coal group created by banking scion Nat Rothschild, has vowed to clean up the scandal-ridden group within four weeks.

The Evening Standard & Independent Apprenticeship Scheme

The Independent and Evening Standard are two of the most dynamic media companies in the UK. Our print and digital output has bucked the trend to show that newspaper publishers – in print and online – can continue to play a central role in people’s lives in the 21 century.

London Mayor, Boris Johnson, launches reading festival

London's Trafalgar Square is to play host to a giant reading festival for families to enjoy this summer.

Cesc Fabregas

Manchester United make shock move for former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas

The Barcelona player is among United's top targets this summer as they look to bolster their midfield

New partnership provides free eReaders for schools most in need

Primary school pupils struggling to read will be given a boost by a new partnership which will bring 1,000 free eReaders into schools.

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