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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

Non-alcoholic cocktails - this is one of this year's culinary trends. Fabulously colorful and full of sophisticated flavors, the wines became an inspiration for Catherine Salway and Andrei Waters, the founders of "Redemption".more

Climate change protesters who have stopped traffic in a series of peaceful demonstrations across London will "pause" their rebellion in a bid to achieve their political aims.more

If you've been enjoying the glorious weather this week it's about to get even better, with record-breaking highs of 26C expected on Easter Sunday.more

The British Metropolitan Police said yesterday that 480 people were arrested in connection with the demonstrations against passivity against climate change lasting for several days in London. The demonstrators continue to block key places in the city center.more

More than 480 people have been arrested in London as police deal with ongoing climate change protests, Scotland Yard said.more

Extinction Rebellion protesters have reportedly threatened to 'shut down' Heathrow over the Easter break.more

Crossrail could be delayed until 2021, according to a senior source associated with the project to build a new railway underneath central London.more

There is a "huge" risk the Palace of Westminster could fall victim to a devastating fire like the one at France's Notre-Dame cathedral, Jeremy Corbyn has warned.more

Nearly 300 climate change activists have been arrested after roads were blocked in central London, amid protests aimed at shutting the capital.more

More than 100 climate change activists have been arrested for blocking roads in central London amid protests which brought the capital to a standstill.more

Julian Assange used the Ecuadorean embassy in London as a "centre for spying", the country's leader has said.more

The organizers of the marathon in London decided to join the fight for a clean environment. Edible sachets with drinks made of biodegradable materials - seaweed - will replace plastic cups, the media reported on the islands.more