All news on the topic: London

Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the gambling market in our country has changed significantly.

A Tube fare evader was caught in the act after accumulating more than £3,500 in unpaid tickets.

A London council has released an urgent warning after two individuals died from taking blue pills this weekend.

London’s congestion charge is set to increase from £15 to £18 next year under the plans announced today.

HS2 states it "treats all whistleblower allegations seriously" and initiated an investigation earlier this year, while the Department for Transport asserts it will ensure any claims of wrongdoing are "thoroughly investigated".

Burglars attempted to break into one of central London’s most upmarket auction houses that sells jewellery and art

Heathrow airport staff will be deporting foreigners caught smuggling cannabis, according to new stricter rules

A pub could face closure after "downplaying" a stabbing incident on 17 May.

Russian propagandists have threatened to usher in WW3 by calling for a massive nuclear attack to devastate London in order to teach "scoundrels" living in Britain a lesson

The government has stated that the demolition of Grenfell Tower could commence in September.

A Romanian citizen accused of participating in the "arson attacks" on properties and a car associated with Sir Keir Starmer has appeared in court.

Five people were rushed to hospital after they were stabbed at an event in south London - a manhunt is underway

Three Iranian men residing in London have been charged under the National Security Act for engaging in activities likely to assist a foreign intelligence service, following an investigation conducted by counter-terrorism officers, according to the Metropolitan Police.

Michael McIntyre discovered that parking in London is no joke when his luxury sports car was towed away.

Prince Harry, now 40, who recently lost a legal case in London, is facing another awkward situation—this time in his own country.

A crowd of people chanted ‘w*nker’ at an alleged would-be phone thief after he was stopped in the street in central London.

Britain’s nuclear subs ‘will be detectable within years’ by hostile states, a US general has warned - as it emerges the UK is updating its Cold War plans in preparation for attack

Apple (AAPL.O), opens new tab must pay a U.S. patent holder $502 million for the use of 4G patents in devices including iPhones and iPads, London’s Court of Appeal ruled on Thursday, in the latest stage of a long-running legal battle.

London’s King’s Cross station has been evacuated following a fire alarm.