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Londoners in the south west of the capital enduring the longest waits as staffing levels decline

The energy price cap will rise to a record £4,289 in January. Except families won’t feel it, thanks to the Government’s Energy Price Guarantee, which ensures that the average household will pay no more than £2,500. That is, until April.

More than 35,000 British National (Overseas) visa holders have emigrated to London since 2021

When it comes to a casual night out, you may not think of a luxury hotel as it is too formal. But The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, may have you reconsider.

Thousands of drivers may have received £160 fines after visiting a drive-through McDonald’s in south London. Transport for London has revealed that almost 7,000 drivers who had failed to pay the £12.50-a-day ultra-low emission zone levy had been caught near the Eltham Road branch. The 24-hour restaurant sits just inside…

The momager and talent manager have been dating for eight years, but never featured in a joint Christmas card together - until now

Assistant headteacher, Mark Harvey, keeps in touch with former student, Saka

CEO of £3 billion healthcare real estate investment trust Assura sees an opportunity into the recession

Wales fans attending the World Cup in Qatar have reportedly had rainbow bucket hats confiscated from them before their game against the USA.

You can’t get the service these days because businesses are struggling to recruit the staff. Across London and a wide range of sectors that are vital to our economy — particularly those that relied heavily on EU workers — vacancy rates are sky-high.

If all the fines are paid at the full rate, they could generate more than £1.1 million for TfL