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Black cab drivers across the capital will soon be trained to respond to terror attacks and medical emergencies. London's 17,500 drivers will be taught how to deal with situations such as acid attacks, choking, strokes and severe bleeding.more

Seventy one victims of the Grenfell Tower fire have been formally identified and police believe that all those who died have now been recovered.more

One of the best things about the approach of Christmas is that it heralds the return of London's ice rinks. Located throughout the city, the selection varies from well-established rinks encased by royal palaces to more recent additions bordered by some of the city's most impressive landmarksmore

A new £1.4 billion Westfield shopping centre in Croydon has been unanimously approved by councillors.more

Moped-riding thieves have carried out two smash-and-grab raids on London stores within just hours of each other.more

Like other Polish media, we informed about the difficult situation of the Jozef Pilsudski Institute in London. This news is widely commented not only in the Polish community in the UK but also in Poland. Meanwhile, his view on this subject presented the Polish Ambassador in London, Arkady Rzegocki.more

A jewellery dealer had a suitcase containing £1m of gems stolen from a train luggage rack in London.more

The figure of the Prime Minister will join fellow world leaders, including US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, at the London attraction's Downing Street set.more

Ten thugs on five mopeds launched a mass raid on the Apple store in Regent Street early today snatching thousands of pounds worth of laptops and iPads. The gang struck in the early hours driving a high powered scooter through the glass front doors of the store before storming inside.more

On Friday celebrations of Polish Independence Day, Arkady Rzegocki, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland informed about important personnel changes at Polish diplomatic missions in London. After 13 months of work as the Consul General of the Republic of Poland Krzysztof Grzelczyk left to Toronto, Canada.more

Parts of the UK will be hit by temperatures below freezing this week - with some areas getting even colder than Russian capital Moscow.more

Queen Elizabeth handed over royal duties to Prince Charles at London's Cenotaph ceremony as part of the Remembrance Sunday commemorations.more

Karl Lagerfeld is the latest creative type to design the Claridge's Christmas tree, which will be unveiled in the hotel lobby on the morning of Nov. 22.more

Decades of failure to build affordable homes has led to devastating levels of homelessness across the capital, according to the head of the charity Shelter, which today published a major report on the issue. According to their new research, London boroughs dominate the UK's 50 hotspots for residents without permanent accommodation in the UK.more

Much like an apocalypse, rush hour on the London Underground is no fun for anyone. Unlike an apocalypse, it's no reason to abandon all human etiquette and descend into a rabid, elbow-jabbing, knee-nudging struggle for survival. You will get home. There will (usually) be another train. We're all in it together.more

Most of the London will be largely bright and chilly for the weekend, wtich a lot of rain coming.more

The friendliest and least friendly parts of the capital are revealed today in new data which aims to hit back at Londoners' surly reputation. Greenwich has been hailed as the friendliest place to live in the capital, according to Vivo Property Buyers' data.more

It's stressful commuting to work on the Tube - especially during rush hour. You're either pushed up against a door with someone's armpit in your face or someone's managed to get that seat before you. It more

Big Ben will chime for the first time in almost three months on Thursday as the bell is reconnected ahead of Armistice Day. The bell's rings will be once again heard in Westminster at approximately 9am following an 11 week break. more

Commuters across the UK are set to endure the worst train strike in decades after workers at five major rail companies walked out on Wednesday morning. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union on Southern, South Western Railway and Greater Anglia are staging a 48-hour strike while a 24-hour walk-out will be held by staff at Merseyrail and Arriva Rail North.more

The street has once again been transformed into a twinkly feast for the eyes with no less than 1,778 decorations and around 750,000 LED lights.more

London police yesterday appealed to witnesses of Sunday incident at Oxford Circus underground station in London, where a group of a dozen people attacked two men. One of the men is a Pole and is in a critical condition.more

Londoners are increasingly moving out of the city as they buy up cheaper homes and start families in areas like Bristol, Leeds and Margate. More surprising, however, is the number of people still in their 20s who are choosing to leave the capital.more

On Sunday, November 5, there was a joint Polish-British celebration of All Saints Day at the Northwood Cemetery in North London. more

A prominent Croatian businessman was arrested in Britain on Tuesday on a warrant by Croatian authorities who are investigating his role in the collapse of his company, the biggest retail company in the Balkans.more