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The luxurious apartment spans the entire seventh floor and has two separate 'wings', with five bedrooms, two bathrooms and a cinema room connected by a 35-metre hallway.more

A seven-mile "bee corridor" of vibrant wildflowers is being planted to encourage the insect's population in London.more

A 30% increase in stop and searches has helped drive down violent crime in London, the UK's top police officer has said.more

The London borough of Barking and Dagenham has the highest proportion of fat year six children.more

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has told a London court he will fight extradition to the United States where he faces trial for one of the largest compromises of classified information in history.more

London Underground maintenance and engineering workers are to stage a three-day strike over the weekend of the FA Cup Final in a row over safety.more

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was sentenced to 50 weeks in jail by a London court on Wednesday for skipping bail to enter the Ecuadorean embassy where he was holed up for almost seven years until police dragged him out last month.more

LOT Polish Airlines (LOT) has been awarded a contract to operate flights connecting Lithuania's capital Vilnius to London City Airport.more

These are the first images of what is set to be one of the most exclusive hotels ever built in London at an estimated cost of £500 million.more

Uber is relaunching its London app to include public transport information, allowing users to compare journeys on other services, as well as its private hire cars.more

Polish director Krzysztof Warlikowski and Waldemar Dąbrowski, general manager of the Polish National Opera win prestigious awards at the 2019 International Opera Awards (IOA) at a glittering red-carpet gala event at London's Sadler's Wells theatre. more

Three flights have been diverted after a possible drone sighting at Gatwick Airport.more

Isis is planning a new wave of attacks across the UK and Europe, the Sunday Times reports.more

Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge ran the second fastest marathon in history to win the London Marathon for a fourth time as Britain's Mo Farah finished fifth.more

London buses and Tubes were strewn with vomit, blood, urine and faeces thousands of times last year, new figures reveal.more

Speculation is mounting that Banksy was at Extinction Rebellion's London protests after the appearance of a mural at the group's Marble Arch base.more

A money launderer trying to get to Dubai with a huge wad of money in his travel cases has been told he will never get the money back. more

Climatic activists briefly blocked the DLR city train traffic in East London, entering the roof of a train standing at the busy Canary Wharf station in the City, and also caused disturbances near the Exchange buildings and large banks.more

Total money raised for charity at the London Marathon is set to surpass the £1 billion mark at this year's race on Sunday (April 28).more

Michael Szewczuk, 19, a Polish student living in Leeds and studying at Portsmouth University, pleaded guilty to encouraging terrorism, disseminating terrorist publications and possessing terrorist material today.more

If you're travelling on the London Underground today, you could be one of the first people to sit on the revamped priority seats.more

Anti-Donald Trump campaigners have promised to flood London during his expected first full state visit to the UK in early June.more

Christmas fever has come to an end, and with it came the end of high temperatures and sunny weather. As the synoptics say today, the British must prepare for rainy and stormy days, which will last even until the end of the week.more

Britain's top law enforcement body has launched an attempt to seize thousands of pounds of suspected illicit cash from the niece of Syria's president Bashar al Assad after discovering that she has been living and studying in London.more

Boris Johnson has said he is done with "nice young people" thinking their opinions are "more important" than his own. In his latest Telegraph column, the ex-foreign secretary took aim at what he called "smug, irritating and disruptive" climate change demonstrators who brought parts of central London to a standstill last week.more