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Change is already on the horizon: in the next few years, a private sector-led regeneration scheme based around Tottenham Hotspur's proposed new stadium could bring in as much as [pounds]1 billion in inward investment, creating thousands of jobs and countless square feet of new, affordable commercial space available for rent. If London is to compete as a global capital in the 21st century, it has to stop tolerating the inequality of the inner city. Adapted from the source document.

In the wake of financial meltdown and riots in the streets, David Lammy asks whether London and its leaders have what it takes to restore confidence, cohesion and a collective sense of mission.