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Fresh plans for a multi-billion pound road tunnel beneath the Thames that will ease traffic build-up have been revealed.more

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for severe gales and heavy rain this weekend as Storm Callum makes its way to the UK.more

Seven schools have now closed as a result of infestations of False Widow spiders - the most venomous in Britain.more

On Saturday, October 6, the club from the British capital began to compete for the national cup in the season 2018/19.more

Amazon is reportedly looking around the UK for retail locations that could be used for its cashierless Amazon Go supermarkets.more

The Christmas lights have gone up on Oxford Street dividing Londoners as some react with exasperation and others with joy.more

A self-confessed "Jeremy Kyle wannabe" has been filmed telling immigrants to "fuck off" in a vile rant on a train.more

Last weekend in The SSE Arena Wembley, full arenas. Possibly hundred thousand fans appeared before the TV. And as it is in sports, no one could predict the outcome. more

An outspoken former Conservative party donor has said he is prepared to go to prison to keep a giant "Bollocks to Brexit" poster above his London office after he was told to remove it by his local council.more

Around 40% of young adults cannot afford to buy one of the cheapest homes in their area even with a 10% deposit, according to a new research.more

Waitrose is to test a delivery service which will allow drivers to enter a customer's home while they are out, and put their groceries away.more

London Underground passengers face travel chaos today after staff on two major lines began a 24-hour strike.more

London's councils make a "profit" of almost £1 million a day from parking charges and fines handed out to the capital's motorists, figures reveal.more

Pret a Manger will list all ingredients, including allergens, on its freshly made products following the death of a teenager who had an allergic reaction after eating a Pret sandwich.more

Hundreds of thousands of London Underground passengers face fresh disruption as drivers plan to stage a strike on the Central line on Friday.more

The sheep drive tradition dates back to the 12th century. People can become a Freeman by paying a fee or as a reward for public service.more

Under the proposals, which have been given planning permission, up to 55 giant cruise ships would dock in London every year.more

It is the most expensive street in Europe where billionaires will pay up to £100 million for a mansion overlooking Kensington Palace.more

A coroner has said he will write to Michael Gove to suggest he considers changing food labelling regulations to prevent another incident like the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse.more

A quirky flat with an octagonal, turreted viewing tower - on the top floors of one of Ealing's most iconic period properties - is for sale in west London.more

Priced at £10 each, you can book up to four tickets. Remember, if you want to be there on the night, you must have a ticket - otherwise you won't get in.more

The 48-hour strike on the Piccadilly line continues today, causing further travel disruption for Londoners. Stations including Finsbury Park, King's Cross St Pancras, Green Park and Hammersmith are expected to be extremely busy today during peak travel hours.more

An architect has been told to demolish his multi-award-winning home because officials claim it does not match plans he originally submitted.more

Temperatures in Britain will rival parts of the Mediterranean this week as Britain enjoys an extra burst of warmth and sunshine, despite the official arrival of autumn.more

Tube workers on the Piccadilly Line are to go on strike today after talks collapsed.more