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Azelle Rodney, 24, was in a car when an officer opened fire in Edgware in April 2005.
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The operation, which focuses on Oxford Street, Edgware Road and Marble Arch, has led to 796 arrests since November.
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When he was not making watches Dr Daniels, who was born in Edgware in 1926, loved to race motorcars.
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Hendon Central Station opened as an extension from Golders Green in 1923, and extended to Edgware the following year.
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The Guardian gives over its page three to the picture of a woman being hurriedly led away from Edgware Road station.
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But they found Colin Goff, 24, of Beckenham, Vishnu Wood, 23, of Edgware, and Jack Locke, 18, of Basildon, Essex, not guilty.
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Officers in a police helicopter filmed Mr Rodney and two other men in a car for several hours in the Harlesden and Edgware areas before the fatal shooting in Hale Lane.
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The relatives of John Knowles, who had suffered rib injuries in falls at his home in Edgware, say that the closure of another casualty department nearby has placed Northwick Park under "incredible pressure".
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Next door to a Safeway supermarket on the Edgware Road in London, a group of British accountants and tax experts has built a business service called GlobalExpense that handles employees' expenses over the internet.
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The woman first worked for Mr Mohammed and his wife, Shamina Yousuf, 33, of Edgware, north London, before moving in with shop worker Shahnaz Begum, 57, and her partner, butcher Enkarta Balapovi, 53, who are both from St John's Wood, north-west London.
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The victim first worked for supermarket manager Aleemuddin Mohammed, 35, and his wife, Shamina Yousuf, 33, of Edgware, north London, before moving in with shop worker Shahnaz Begum, 57, and her partner, butcher Enkarta Balapovi, 53, both from St John's Wood, north-west London, the court heard.
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