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Giving blood could save three lives - but if that isn't enough of an incentive, you can get a free glass of beer this weekend for giving away one pint of blood.more

Transport for London (TfL) has announced plans to start using tube passenger phone data to improve the service from July this year.more

A fire has ripped through a warehouse, sending huge plumes of black smoke into the sky in north London.more

London City Airport bosses are in talks with Transport for London (TfL) about building a Crossrail station at the airport. more

An incredibly rare white albino squirrel has been spotted wandering around a park in south London.more

The number of European nurses arriving in Britain has fallen from about 9,000 to 900 a year since the Brexit referendum, it was revealed today.more

New research from PowWowNow has ranked the most stressful tube stations in London using data from TfL and social media comments. more

The Swedish prosecutor leading an investigation into a rape allegation against Julian Assange has filed a request with a local court for him to be detained in absentia.more

Figures from DayBreakHotels revealed the somewhat surprise outcome, after a survey of six major UK cities, these being London, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Liverpool and Edinburgh. more

The Thames crossing closed suddenly to motor traffic in April 2019, due to 'critical faults' in its structure. It has remained open to pedestrians and cyclists, while cars and bus routes have been diverted.more

London's vehicle pollution levy is bringing in around £220,000 a day for Transport for London, it was revealed today.more

The Federation of Poles in Great Britain has today published the latest attached statistics from the 33 London boroughs which show only the smallest reduction in the number of London schoolchildren whose home language is Polish.more

French ride-hailing app Kapten, formerly called "Chauffeur Prive", has won approval from Transport for London to launch its services in the British capital and take on the likes of Uber as well as the city's historic black cabs.more

The scheduled strike of the London metro workers during the FA Cup final weekend was suspended.more

The fire that broke out in a large warehouse in Neasden, North London, blocked major roads causing delays in transport. Drivers are asked to use alternative routes.more

The East European Resource Center (EERC) in cooperation with the Polish Social and Cultural Center (POSK) opened on Tuesday (14 May) a support center for citizens of Central and Eastern Europe, including Poles, who need help with the registration in the settlement system in connection with the exit of Britain from the European Union.more

Swedish prosecutors are to reopen an investigation into a rape allegation against Julian Assange.more

The world's first hydrogen-powered double-deckers are being introduced in London to cut bus emissions and tackle toxic air.more

London's Mayor Sadiq Khan has revealed he has round the clock police protection over hundreds of threats directed at him on social media.more

Britons are braced for much "drier and brighter weather" this weekend after a disappointing start to the month saw lower than average temperatures. more

The Metropolitan police have launched an investigation after a shot was fired outside a London mosque during prayers for Ramadan.more

Arsenal will face Chelsea in another all-English final after both London clubs made it through to the Europa League final on Thursday.more

'London Jobs Fairs are to encourage Poles in UK to return to Poland', said the head of the Polish Ministry of Enterprise and Technology, Jadwiga Emilewicz.more

Racist offences on Transport for London's (TfL) rail network have doubled in the space of four years, with a leading anti-hate crime charity saying Brexit tensions could be partly to blame.more

Havering council is working on a local transport plan which could include a monorail service linking various parts of the borough.more