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EXCLUSIVE: The council housing boss is the director of a company involved in the housing sector
Umbrellas, chants and clashes filled Central London as a pro-Palestine protest took place on the anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
Robert Sabat, 60, claimed he had killed before and 'got away with it' and said 'I’m happy in jail'
Westlife are playing The O2 on Friday, October 9, Saturday, October 10, and Sunday, October 11
The council is still deciding whether it is more beneficial to fix the damage or to find an alternative depot
The City of London Corporation sees the development of the Fleet Valley area as key to meeting demand for new office space
Teacher Kate Williams was dismissed by the Hospital School at Great Ormond Street but was granted interim relief in July. She and her colleagues claim she is the target of management's fight against...
He leaves behind a daughter, partner, and family
The Young V&A's Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends exhibition has proven extremely popular
She complained to her housing association about cracks forming on her ceiling for years, but nothing was done
The by-election in Holborn and St Pancras, Sir Keir Starmer's old seat, is taking place on Thursday, October 8
David Pollock told the chief magistrate he is 'a cautious driver' who uses his car only to give his wife and daughter lifts
The proposal for the Old Oak includes a commercial unit on the ground floor plus nine homes
A Green Party Assembly Member has argued it would be more 'fair' than the current flat rate Congestion Charge currently in place for those who drive into central London
Julian Casablancas and co are headlining two massive nights at The O2
The consultation closes on November 8
Hackney Council hopes to transform the 'underused' pavilion in Hackney Downs with a café and 'flexible' community space
The century-old club worries that people moving into a proposed development nearby will complain about the noise
The Conservative frontrunner to be the party's candidate for the 2028 election has leaned into the familiar accusation that Sir Sadiq is hitting Londoners in the pocket through ULEZ and housing costs
MyLondon's 4-month investigation has found the deeply shocking treatment of workers is also putting Londoners' lives at risk