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Without the support, Pilsudski Institute in London is waiting for liquidation - pointed today's "Nasz Dziennik".more

Train services are set to be disrupted over the Christmas period as several major routes in and out of the capital shut down for engineering work.more

Paramedics received 300 calls an hour as drunk Christmas revellers caused havoc in the capital on a night dubbed "Mad Friday".more

A woman who died after being hit by two lorries and two cars in a "hit and run" crash in south London may have also been hit by a fifth vehicle, police believe.more

A man has been charged with murder after being arrested in Edinburgh this Wednesday (13 December).more

A third of all Londoners aged between 21 and 35 still live with their parents with most saying it is because they cannot afford to move out, new research has revealed. More than half of those who still live in their family home (54 per cent) said they could not afford to buy or face paying the notoriously expensive rent prices in the capital, the survey found.more

A "tropical" Christmas is expected in the UK with temperatures set to hit double figures, forecasters predict. Although freezing weather will remain for the rest of the week, by early next week a tropical maritime air mass will move in, causing temperatures to climb.more

London Overground's all-night service will launch tonight on its east London line. Round-the-clock trains will connect passengers on both sides of the river between Dalston Junction and New Cross Gate on Fridays and Saturdays.more

Euston station is to become a shelter for 200 homeless people on Christmas Day. The London station, which saw around 44 million commuters use it in 2016/2017, will be transformed into a dining room for 200, complete with Christmas decorations.more

This is the first picture of young man stabbed to death following an argument in an off-licence. Patryk Jezmanski, 23, who moved to the UK from Poland with his mother, was found collapsed in the street after staggering out of the shop in Perivale, west London.more

Londoners were moved to tears while watching a virtual reality video in which they were spat on while sleeping rough in a tunnel and stared at by shoppers while begging on a busy street.more

Uber's appeal against the loss of its London license should begin on April 30 for five days but might be delayed until June, a British judge said on Monday at a preliminary hearing at Westminster Magistrate's Court.more

Police believe they have exposed a new grooming gang in London as officers warn widespread abuse is taking place across the country. Four girls between the age of 13 and 15 have reported being raped by a group based around a McDonald's in Stratford, triggering a crackdown that has so far identified at least 30 potential victims.more

Londoners avoid talking to their neighbours because of a fear of rejection, researchers have claimed. People living in the capital would like to get to know their neighbours better but fear their feelings will not be reciprocated because "it's not what Londoners do", a study found.more

Anglo-Polish Charity Christmas Concert took place at the majestic RAF Church last Friday.more

People woke to the tiniest sheet of white this morning in the capital and they can't cope.more

Theresa May took a break from her Brexit woes in order to turn on the Christmas tree lights outside her Downing Street home.more

A man who allegedly plotted to assassinate British Prime Minister Theresa May appeared in court Wednesday charged with terrorism offenses.more

London's first electric-powered black cabs hit the streets today, the British capital's iconic taxis getting a facelift for the modern age that should help cut pollution in the city. more

The security services have foiled an alleged plot to assassinate the Prime Minister in Downing Street, it has emerged.more

A Polish-born Britain First supporter who said he wanted to "kill a Muslim" gave a Nazi salute and shouted "white power" before driving at a curry house owner, a court has heard. Marek Zakrocki, 48, launched his drunken attack outside Spicy Night, a takeaway in Harrow, north-west London, on the first anniversary of the Brexit vote on 23 June.more

Facebook opened its first London office a decade ago and says it expects its British workforce to reach 2,300 by the end of 2018.more

In front of the Londoners an unusual project about Poles is being created in the face of Brexit. Opera and the movie "All The Time Uphill" will see the light of the beginning of next year. The originator of the project is Seth Pimlott, an award-winning artist, a graduate of the Royal College of Art and the Bartlett School of Architecture.more

There's an urban myth that you are never more than 6 feet from a rat in a city, but perhaps there is more truth in that than we would like to believe. A report called "Rat Land" by London Assembly member Susan Hall has found that the capital's rodent population is on the rise.more

One of London's busiest A&E departments is to routinely screen patients for HIV after a pilot scheme found 32 people unknowingly carrying the virus. King's College hospital, in Denmark Hill, launched the 12-month initiative last year after receiving £250,000 from the Elton John Aids Foundation to tackle late diagnoses.more