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London police reported that the night terrorist attack on the Muslim community in the northeastern part of the city was "an attack on Londoners and Londoners".more

UK prime minister Theresa May has called a terror attack outside a London mosque a "sickening attempt" to destroy freedoms in the UK.more

Five guardsmen have fainted during the annual Trooping of the Colour parade as temperatures rise. The event marks the Queen's official birthday and she watched as five men were stretchered off.more

Metropolitan Police Commander Stuart Cundy said five people had been formally identified and the rest were 'sadly' missing presumed dead.more

Police have this morning confirmed that one person died during a terror attack outside a Muslim welfare centre in Finsbury Park, North London.more

A man has died and eight people have been injured after a van ploughed into pedestrians near a north London mosque.more

Detectives investigating the fire at Grenfell Tower have today released their first images and footage from inside the building.more

Most of the UK is basking under blue skies and brilliant summer sunshine with temperatures expected to continue soaring beyond the weekend.more

Tens of thousands of buildings across the UK are covered in the same cladding that surrounded Grenfell Tower.more

Theresa May admitted that support for victims of the Grenfell Tower fire "was not good enough" after the Metropolitan police said 58 people are missing and presumed dead in the wake of the disaster in west London.more

A total of 58 people are dead or missing, presumed dead following the devastating fire at Grenfell Tower in west London, police have said. Commander Stuart Cundy said that number "may increase". The BBC understands it could be around 70 people in total.more

The Queen and Prince William have visited a sports centre that has been transformed into a makeshift hostel for survivors of the Grenfell Tower blaze. Westway Sports Centre has become a lifeline for people left homeless by the disaster as it has allowed them a safe, warm place to stay.more

Theresa May was heckled by angry crowds as she left a meeting with survivors of the Grenfell tower block fire. The prime minister was previously criticised for only meeting firefighters.more

Over 160 representatives of Polish technology companies took part in the third edition of the Polish Tech Day conference in London yesterday. "We do not yet have a Polish Facebook-like success, but it's a matter of time," the organizers say.more

Generous strangers together with celebs and singers have rallied to support survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire with donations after losing their homes.more

Metropolitan Police commander Stuart Cundy confirmed the death toll as he spoke near the scene of the devastating blaze in west London on Friday.more

A man has been detained by armed police officers at the gates of the House of Commons.more

London is set to be warmer than Barcelona as temperatures soar this weekend.more

Summer in London is brilliant. There are rooftop bars to drink on, outdoor cinemas to watch old classics on and plenty of green spaces to throw a picnic blanket down on. But there's one element of roasting hot temperatures in the capital that's sure to aggravate even the most seasoned of commuters.more

A huge fire has raged through a 24-storey block of flats in north Kensington, killing at least 12 people and leaving many more missing or injured.more

Prince Harry has paid a visit to London's Borough Market this morning, meeting traders and restaurateurs whose staff and customers were caught up in the recent terrorist attack.more

At least 17 people died in a massive fire that engulfed a west London block of flats, police said, as they warned that figure could rise further. Earlier, the fire service said rescuers did not expect to find any more survivors in the smouldering ruins of Grenfell Tower, in north Kensington.more

Rescuers do not expect to find anyone else alive in the west London block of flats which was engulfed by a massive fire, the fire service says. London Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton said there were still "unknown numbers" of people in the smouldering ruins of Grenfell Tower, in north Kensington.more

Campaigners are calling for new safety precautions to replace barriers put in place on the capital's bridges following devastating terror attacks. A group has launched a project named 'London Safety Garden' aimed at providing an alternative to the safety barriers which would also serve as a lasting tribute for victims of the atrocities.more

The company behind some of Britain's biggest tourist attractions including Madame Tussauds and the London Eye said visitor numbers had been affected by recent terrorist incidents.more