London politics

London politics

Elliot Page was cited as a positive example of masculinity to challenge toxic stereotypes at Streatham Wells Primary School, demonstrating that masculinity can encompass softness and strength.

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) is considering 24-hour trading to enhance UK market competitiveness, evaluating technology needs, regulatory hurdles, and liquidity impacts.

During the curtain call for 'Il trovatore,' a background artist waved a large Palestinian flag on stage, leading to an attempted intervention by officials.

CCTV footage reveals a masked gunman calmly walking into a London park before fatally shooting 15-year-old Rene Graham in a crowded area during a family fun day.

Andy Farrell emphasized the winning start against Australia is huge, stating, 'We started very well, our game control was excellent throughout and the back row were immense throughout.' This execution sets a strong tone for the series ahead.

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign is organizing a march in London on Sat 19th July to call for an end to the genocide in Gaza and to pressure the government to stop arming Israel.

A man has died on the tracks at Kilburn High Road station, leading to train line closures through London as investigations ensued into the circumstances of the incident.

At around 4pm on July 10, officers and London Ambulance Service responded to reports of a stabbing at the junction of Denmark Hill and Camberwell New Road.

Camden resident Blessing Olubanjo aims to have pedestrian crossings removed, arguing they infringe on her Christian rights and constitute unlawful political messaging.

The tenant was investigated after a tip-off regarding a competition win for a home, which they failed to report to Kensington and Chelsea Council.

Police were called to reports of an unresponsive man in Warwick Road on Saturday, July 12, at 12:09 PM. A man in his 70s was pronounced dead at the scene.

"Big cars take up more space, and that creates traffic jams in our small streets. I have friends with asthma, and these big cars and traffic jams make it worse, which makes me feel sad."

Emma Watson has been banned from driving in the U.K. for six months after being caught driving 38 mph in a 30-mph zone, while already having nine points on her record.

Sex Matters announced plans to initiate legal action against the City of London Corporation for allowing transgender women access to Kenwood ladies' pond, despite the Supreme Court ruling on sex and gender.

A new pedestrian crossing is set to be implemented on Straight Road, replacing the informal crossing that currently exists without traffic signals, enhancing safety for all, particularly vulnerable road users.

Farah Damji has been sentenced to six years in prison for stalking former diplomat Dr Nigel Gould-Davies, orchestrating a campaign of lies and abuse against him.

Tributes have been left on an online fundraiser set up to repatriate Shoaib Kochay's body back to Afghanistan, so he can be reunited with his grieving parents.

On the same day a couple was murdered, searches for "where on the head is a knock fatal?" were made, along with searches for hammer-related queries and chest freezers.

Liam Dawson has been recalled to the England squad for the fourth Rothesay Test against India, replacing the injured Shoaib Bashir, who has a broken finger.

Lewisham Council's Cabinet approved a report outlining savings of £29.25 million in general fund and an additional £4.784 million in Housing Revenue Account savings as part of a necessary financial adjustment.

Fines for fly-tipping in Brent have more than doubled as the council intensifies its crackdown, issuing over 5,700 enforcement notices compared to 2,700 the previous year.

A man has been taken to hospital after a car chase ended in a crash in south east London. The incident happened at the junction of Southwark Park Road and Alma Grove, Bermondsey just after 2am today.

Ayshea Buksh, a Dagenham resident affected by the Spectrum Building fire, shared her anguish stating that receiving no answers about the fire has left her without justice. She expressed the emotional toll of seeing her former home in ruins and emphasized the financial burden, estimating losses over £100,000 in possessions without contents insurance. Moreover, residents collectively face millions of pounds in costs related to the fire, which they emphasize was not their fault.

Officers patrolling Enfield Retail Park discovered the injured man at around 3pm on July 12. He had suffered significant slash wounds to his arm from a bladed weapon.

On 7 July 2005, three bombs exploded on the London transport network, killing 52 people. The atmosphere was tense as the community grappled with the tragedy.

Nearly 60 lawmakers in the United Kingdom have written to Foreign Secretary David Lammy, calling out Israel's plans for the ethnic cleansing of Gaza and demanding the country immediately recognise Palestine as a state.