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Britain's busy capital city may not be known as a great place for hillwalking enthusiasts and rock-starved climbers, but an ambitious visitor attraction may soon change that. Following the success of the Marble Arch Mound, an artificial hill 25m high, a consortium of London climbing wall owners plans to take the idea to a far larger scale.

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Ho ho ho.

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Har Har

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You actually had me there for a minute 

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And in other news Subterranean Cities are organising a caving expedition to link the billionaires basements in Kensington.

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In other London news, parliament has agreed that in the event of an exceptionally severe winter, they will discuss whether the Brexit referendum was fixed.

Houses in many adjacent districts of the capital will be kept toasty with all the hot air produced.

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In reply to UKC/UKH News:  Will there be a North Faeces car park nearby for van owners to sleep in ?

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They could call this new mountain the Hill of the People.

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Will Adam and Eve be clearly labelled? Wouldn't want them Londoners to misgender them

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Great premise - but that's not where Hyde Park is.

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Damn, rumbled. It was in other respects entirely believable