The Latest Breaking News from London

RMT industrial action on Wednesday and Friday will not take place, but Aslef train strike will go ahead

Susan Hall has been accused of deploying ‘dog-whistle’ politics.

The Jaguars will spend the entire week in London ahead of a Week 5 game against the Bills. How much of an advantage will that be?

Taye Faik died in Edmonton, north London on Sunday night.

City and West End rents for top quality office spaces have improved in what will be a welcome update for landlords in a tough leasing market, as new data shows total take-up has slumped.

John Lewis is a doughty symbol of London retail, but that does not guarantee it a bricks-and-mortar future. Gamages on Holborn traded in everything from toys to supplying the army with catapults during the First World War, but was an anachronism in swinging London by the Seventies, while Dickins &…

Eurostar ramping up ‘preventative treatments’ to keep the critters on the other side of the Channel

Black History Month is an opportunity to celebrate, to reflect upon and to recognise the enormous contribution black people from African and Caribbean communities have made to Britain.

As a bedbug infestation takes over Paris, here are a few signs you can keep an eye out for to avoid getting the creepy crawlies into your home

A mother who says she and her son have been left living in a “squalid” mice-infested B&B with no running hot water after a six-month housing ordeal is taking legal action against a London council.

Black History Month to celebrate the enormous contribution black people have made to the capital – and help tackle the racial inequalities that still exist