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Met Police have launched an initiative for Poles in London against LGBT hate crime.more

A new report reveals that every borough in London has recorded illegally high pollution levels whilst new polling has revealed that a large majority of Londoners believes air pollution is at crisis levels across the capital and wants the Government to take more action now. more

The average London home has been going up in value by £105 a day for five years. New research shows that despite recession blues and political and economic uncertainty, property values have comfortably outpaced growth in London salaries, which since 2011 have risen by just 54p a day - pushing the gulf between average incomes and average property prices to its widest ever point.more

He was convicted in the past for a number of robberies, beatings and racism.more

London boroughs have been shamed for having the lowest rates of recycling in Britain. The capital claims nine out of 10 of the areas with the lowest recycling rates in the country, according to The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). more

A man was stabbed in the head by a knifeman wielding a meat cleaver on a busy shopping street, witnesses said.more

A lorry driver has been arrested after 15 stowaways were found hiding inside fruit pallets in the back of a truck at an east London market.more

Scotland Yard seized a record £73 million from convicted criminals last year, including nearly £1m in cash found in a black cab.more

Seats on seven Tube lines never get washed with shampoo, surprising new figures have shown. more

The five-bedroom property includes his and hers bathrooms, 24-hour meal delivery from the next-door Mandarin Oriental hotel and even two parking spaces.more

Cressida Dick was today appointed as the new head of Scotland Yard, the first woman to head the force in its 188 year history.more

Boris Johnson is clearly investing his £134,000 salary in some serious style advice - as he stepped out today in some truly splendid gym wear.more

London could become the world's first "pay to pollute" capital after a competition was launched to trial radical new emissions-cutting technology.more

Two homes less than eight-foot wide have been listed for sale in west London, but for very different prices.more

The RMT ordered a strike ballot among its Night Tube drivers on the Central, Victoria, Northern, Jubilee and Piccadilly lines with a result to be declared on 14 March - meaning walkouts could take place towards the end of next month.more

Five teenage boys have been arrested by anti-terror officers after police foiled their plans to travel together to join a terrorist "organisation".more

As part of a nationwide day of action, titled One Day Without Us, the New Economics Foundation has shown the impact this would also have on the economy.more

The capital has been named the seventh worst city for traffic jams in an analysis of 1,000 across the globe.more

A new study suggests more than half of workers suffer high levels of stress away from the office as they try to balance their home and work lives.more

Floorplans show that at its widest, the home in seven-feet one-inch wide, yet it still has almost 1,000 sq/ft of space, making it larger than the average newbuild.more

London's commuters have been charged £365 million in the past six years for forgetting to tap in and out at train stations, the Evening Standard can reveal.more

The NHS could save £1.7 billion on conditions including heart disease and diabetes if Londoners walked or cycled for just 20 minutes a day, figures showed. more

Temperatures are expected to reach 16C which will be hotter than even Greece, Dubai and Saudi Arabia at this time and the hottest since February 20, 1857.more

London's museums and art galleries have increased security over fears terrorists could target them with hidden explosives. more

Londoners are shunning protective face masks despite significant warnings over soaring pollution levels, it has been revealed.more