Hello from the LFP digital desk, where this is some powerful stuff. Here's your Monday roundup.

THE VERY LATEST: Our Jennifer Bieman reports that the man who died after he was found unresponsive in his cell at London’s troubled provincial jail faced previous trauma and abuse in the justice system, but never stopped trying to improve his life, his friends say. They've identified him as Matthew Bouvier, a 33-year-old native of Seaforth.

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FORECAST: Warm autumn weather is hanging on, with daytime highs of 14 C, 22 C, 25 C and 23 C expected over the next four days.

WIN KNIGHTS TICKETS: We're giving away London Knights tickets and here's how you can get your hands on them.

PHOTO+STORY: The Western Mustangs rolled as the OUA football playoffs began this weekend, eliminating the McMaster Marauders 46-10. Check out a gallery of great photos from the game right here. (Derek Ruttan/The London Free Press)

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Our Jennifer Bieman has a great story on the man who's been inside the costume of Scorzy, the London Knights mascot, for more than a quarter-century.

Our Beatriz Baleeiro spoke with London native Victor Garber as the Hollywood actor was honoured this weekend at the Forest City Film Festival.

London city hall is rolling out a new public awareness campaign to combat hate, a provincially funded pilot program that could be a model for other communities.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY: It's been 21 years since U.S. rockers Evanescence hit the big time with the song Bring Me To Life and they're still touring, with a Tuesday night show at London's Canada Life Place. Here's singer Amy Lee performing in Vancouver in 2004.