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Police in London are being equipped with 1,000 acid crime response kits in a major operation to combat the surge in attacks involving corrosive liquids. Emergency patrol cars across the capital are being supplied with five litre bottles of water to give victims of acid attacks vital immediate treatment on the scene.more

It's looking pretty chaotic on the trains and Tubes this morning with half of London expected to be late for work. more

One of the terrorists behind the horrific London Bridge attack last month has been quietly buried with no mourners.more

Tonnes of rubbish has been left dumped on a field by a group of travellers after they were forced to leave.more

'Well, you wouldn't believe it was July, looking at this weather!' - Prepare to say this a lot over the next two weeks.more

Officers are hunting for a rogue landlord after 16 people were found crammed into an "uninhabitable, grossly overcrowded and insanitary" flat in north west London.more

Demand for flights to London is soaring as wealthy shoppers eye luxury goods made cheaper by the Brexit-hit pound.more

Reported sexual offences on trains have more than doubled in the past five years, according to statistics obtained by BBC Radio 5 live. more

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A five-year-old girl was fined £150 by a council for selling 50p cups of lemonade to festival goers.more

In London, £95,000 will no longer get you anywhere to live, but it is just enough for this delightful 132sq ft garage in Earls Court. more

Transport app Citymapper is launching its first commercial bus route through east London's night spots. The new night bus route, which has been given a six-month licence by TfL and called "CM2 - Night Rider", could launch as soon as late August.more

A proposed ban on smelly food on New York's subway has sparked calls among London's commuters for similar action on the Underground. NYC's transport boss Joe Lhota has prompted debate in the Big Apple by suggesting a clampdown on hot foods on the subway, after being subjected to a fellow passenger's spilt Chinese takeaway.more

Dangerous corrosive fluids which can blind victims or permanently disfigure their faces are freely on sale in pound shops in London. One called 'Poundworld Plus' which is selling a cleaner for just £1 - and a neighbouring Poundland, in East Ham, also sells dangerous drain cleaner.more

The London's Met saw a drastic 72 per cent hike in the number of sick days taken because of psychological health, despite the force counting 1,275 fewer officers than six years ago.more

Tube passengers will be able to top-up their Oyster cards on their smartphones after Transport for London today announced the launch of an official app. The free iOS and Android app, which will be available to download next month as part of a series of payments upgrades, will allow users to buy pay-as-you-go credit as well as travelcards.more

The Consular Section Of The Polish Embassy created the unique project for polish children.more

London is braced for torrential rain and thunderstorms after forecasters issued a weather warning for the capital. more

Police are investigating a suspected hate crime after a man allegedly tried to pull a Muslim woman's hijab off on a Tube platform.more

A teenager has been arrested after corrosive substances were thrown in people's faces in five attacks across north-east London.more

The Queen examined the high-tech weaponry and bomb disposal kit deployed by police in the event of terrorist incidents as she opened the new multimillion-pound headquarters of Scotland Yard.more

London Underground workers have been told to stop greeting people by saying 'ladies and gentlemen'.more

Most young people have got used to the idea that they'll literally never own a home.more

A row has erupted after Samsung snubbed London for a new European headquarters because Britain's capital is "not a fun place to live unless you are really rich".more

Overweight police officers with waists as big as 61 inches are being fitted out with super-sized uniforms in London.more