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London rents have fallen for the first time in eight years as the UK endures a slump in the post-Brexit referendum property market. New figures, published by lettings insurance company Homelet, revealed renting costs for Londoners have fallen by 1.2 per cent - the first decrease in prices since 2009.more

Passengers on the Piccadilly line suffered a staggering 47,800 hours of delays during the last 10 months, official statistics reveal today.more

Police dogs could be used to protect Parliament after PC Keith Palmer was killed in the Westminster terrorist attack in March. The dogs would be deployed to help officers at the weakest points of the building - which include the gates through which terrorist Khalid Masood ran during the attack.more

The shocking number of mobile phone thefts by muggers speeding around central London on mopeds has been mapped by police.more

Living in London isn't cheap. This is especially true if you work in a creative industry and you're expected to complete months of unpaid internships before you start earning a half-decent salary.more

A man detectives had been appealing to trace in connection with a murder in Limehouse has been arrested.more

Londoners drink less regularly than people in any other part of the country, official figures revealed today. The Office for National Statistics said that only 47 per cent of people in the capital had drunk alcohol in the previous week when being questioned for its annual survey on drinking habits.more

Detectives investigating a triple stabbing in Limehouse which left a woman dead have named her ex-boyfriend as a suspect.more

All Tube staff are to be balloted for strike action in an escalating row over the sacking of a ticket barrier worker following a fracas with an alleged fare dodger. The RMT union has already announced staff at London Bridge station are to stage a 24-hour strike from 10pm on Sunday night.more

London travelcards are by far the most expensive in the world, according to a new study. A monthly travelcard in the capital on average costs £135, more than a third more than Dublin, the world's second most expensive.more

All flights were suspended at Terminal 3 at Heathrow this morning following a 'security issue'.more

Staff from royal residence across the UK - including Balmoral, Windsor and Sandringham - have been called to Buckingham Palace to be addressed by Lord Chamberlain, the most senior officer in the Royal Household, and Sir Christopher Geidt, the Queen's private secretary.more

They have launched Operation Sceptre in July 2015 with the aim of reducing knife crime and the number families affected by knife crime across the whole of London.more

226-year-old English copy of the May 3 Constitution will be showed in London today.more

Individual bus routes across London are to get their own Tube-style coloured branding to make it easier to travel round the network. more

Three women have been arrested in connection with last week's anti-terror operation in London in which a woman was shot by police.more

The first Elizabeth line trains have begun to appear a month before the new track is officially opened.more

A specialist pickpocket squad which targets thieves operating on the London Underground is to be axed in a shake-up of policing on the railways. The so-called Dip Squad which has clocked up hundreds of arrests of pickpockets in recent years is to be disbanded at the end of the week.more

A terror suspect arrested near the Houses of Parliament has been named as Khalid Mohamed Omar Ali.more

The number of senior BBC managers paid more than £150,000 has risen, despite assurances the figure would fall.more

A woman in her twenties has been shot by police and four people arrested during terror raids in London and Kent.more

Magdalena Czarnecka and Anna Zielonka were among the 32 people representing multiculturalism in all districts of London.more

Theresa May began to try and exert a personal grip on Brexit negotiations when she met Michel Barnier, the chief EU negotiator, for the first time on Wednesday night at a dinner in Downing Street.more

The cold snap gripping London is set to end this week with temperatures set to soar after the Bank Holiday weekend.more

Rogue landlords will be "named and shamed" by a new online database set up to protect London's two million private renters. more