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Up to 40 people have been found living in a filthy three-bedroom house in north-west London, sharing just one toilet between them.more

Sadiq Khan is backing a development of low-cost, so-called "naked homes" without the "extras" that push up property prices.more

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might be experts in remaining regal at all hours of the day but every now and again even they can't help but let the mask slip.more

The position of London's financial district, as the most important global financial center in Europe, is undisguised, said Jeremy Browne, City of London's Financial District Representative for the European Union.more

The capital is set to be gripped by a cold snap as temperatures plunge towards freezing, the Met Office has warned.more

A London Marathon runner is being hailed a hero after he was spotted giving up his own race time to help a struggling runner to the finish line.more

More than 200,000 homes in England with a total value of £43bn were empty for at least six months during 2016 despite the desperate shortage of properties to rent and buy. more

A rogue landlord who rented "filthy" illegal east London bedsits likened to Rio slums has been ordered to pay out nearly £250,000 . Zoofshan Malik was ordered to pay a massive £235,000 after pleading guilty to renting the illegal extension on one of her homes.more

Living with heavy pollution caused by traffic can be as bad for your happiness as being widowed or divorced, new research suggests. Extremely high levels of nitrogen dioxide, largely emitted by diesel engines, can impact on life satisfaction in the same way as a bereavement or a break-up, according to the research paper.more

The 'People's Fridge' concept is brilliant: a large fridge is a made available for local businesses and residents to leave spare, edible food, and anyone who is is in need can help themselves to it.more

Two of London's busiest Tube stations were forced to close after staff burnt toast in their mess rooms, causing safety alerts.more

At least 12 people suffered burns after a man sprayed acid inside a club in east London. Hundreds of revellers were evacuated from Mangle E8 in Sidworth Street, Hackney, after police were called at about 01:10 BSTmore

The Queen is hiring a new trainee butler and will pay them £18,850 a year.more

Whitehall was forced to admit today that thousands of civil servants spend hours on YouTube, shopping and even house-buying websites.more

Large parts of central London were noticeably emptier than usual on Good Friday as scores of people left the capital for Easter Bank Holiday weekend breaks.more

A plan to ban smoking in London beer gardens has been halted by the Government amid fears it will cause pubs to close down.more

The number of antidepressants prescribed in England has risen sevenfold in the last 25 years, new analysis of NHS data has revealed. Researchers looked at prescription data for different regions in the country and found twice as many antidepressants are prescribed per person in the North East as in the South East and London.more

A two-mile road tunnel beneath the River Thames has been announced by the Government. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling revealed on Wednesday morning the preferred option for a new route to ease congestion at the Dartford Crossing. more

Londoners are sometimes feeding the parakeets as well as the pigeons, amid a surge in the population of the brightly coloured birds.more

Women and girls in London are being let down by the Metropolitan police over the handling of domestic violence cases, a charity warns today. New figures show the capital has the worst domestic abuse conviction rate in the country and there are calls for the Met's new commissioner, Cressida Dick, to overhaul the way crimes are investigated.more

The European Parliament on Wednesday called for an agreement to be reached "as quickly as possible" to relocate the headquarters of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) following the UK's decision to exit the EU.more

Officers from every police force in the country gathered in London today for the funeral of hero PC Keith Palmer who was killed in the Westminster terror attack.more

The first rail freight service from the UK to China has departed on its 17-day, 7,500-mile journey.more

The body of a police officer killed in last month's attack in London has been brought to lie in a chapel at Parliament, an honor usually reserved for senior politicians.more

Don those sunnies, dust off the flipflops and place your bets as we enjoy the hottest Grand National in years.more