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The boat races between Oxford and Cambridge returns this weekend and will be watched by thousands around the world.more

Londoners spend more than £18m on cash-machine fees every year with low-income earners and the elderly the hardest hit, it has been claimed.more

George Michael's funeral has taken place, three months after his sudden death at the age of 53. His family said a "small, private ceremony" on Wednesday was attended by "family and close friends"more

A 'sexist' advert on the London Underground is getting removed following a backlash. The poster, from estate agent Marsh and Parsons, showed a young woman stood next to an older man.more

Wales, the north-east and East midlands 'vulnerable' to consequences of leaving EU, according to the Demos think tankmore

Visitor numbers at some of London's most popular tourist attractions plummeted last year over fears the city "might be next" for a terror attack.more

Women formed a human chain along Westminster Bridge tonight to remember the victims of the attack on March 22.more

A man has been arrested in Birmingham by police investigating the Westminster terror attack, in which four people were killed. more

It probably seemed like a good idea at the time but this tourist is unlikely to try dancing in front of this Queen's Guard anytime soon.more

The number of child sex offences reported in London has risen by over 20 per cent in the last year. Latest figures released by the NSPCC revealed that crimes against children rose from 3,911 in 2015 to 4,794 the following year.more

Scotland Yard has revealed that terrorist Khalid Masood acted alone during his murderous rampage through central London.more

Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of London to demand plans for Brexit are reversed. more

Muslim leaders condemned the "heinous and appalling" Westminster terror attack as they joined together with Christian and Jewish leaders just metres from the scene of the atrocity.more

The tour of European capitals was timed to coincide with the start of the Article 50 process to exit the EU. more

More than 690 homes in London's Kensington & Chelsea have been left vacant and unfurnished for more than two years, despite the introduction of a 50 percent levy on council tax for affected homes. That's up from 660 in April 2015. The highest council-tax rate in the borough is almost 2,100 pounds ($2,620) a year.more

And with the UK's current official terror threat remaining at "severe" - it means an attack is "highly likely" - after a suspected terrorist mowed down crowds on Westminster Bridge before stabbing a cop to death on Wednesday.more

Posters showing the Union Flag on fire were put up on a bus station the morning after the London terror attacks. more

We want UK to stay in the European Union! Brexit can be stopped!, say The unite for Europe movement which organise tomorrow's march. Poles will also take part in the action.more

Police say a man injured in Wednesday's Westminster terrorist attack has died, and the latest victim is reported to be a 75-year-old man.more

Police have arrested eight people in connection with the terror attack that brought bloodshed to the heart of London. The Metropolitan Police's top anti-terror officer confirmed police had searched six addresses and made seven arrests, and the Met later released a tweet to say they had made an eighth arrest.more

Crowds gathering for the vigil in Trafalgar Square in London have applauded Home Secretary Amber Rudd after she told them "we will defeat" terrorists. more

The man believed to have carried out the attack in Westminster has been named by police as Khalid Masood.more

Money raised by the crowdfunding page will be donated to support victims and the families of those affected by the atrocities in the capital, which killed one police officer and two members of the public.more

MI5 General Manager Andrew Parker said today that his services are fully mobilized to support the police after the terrorist attack in London. Meanwhile, today's British newspapers issue questions about whether the level of security around the seat of parliament is sufficient.more

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said that a vigil will be held in Trafalgar Square to remember the victims of yesterday's terror attack around the Houses of Parliament tonight at 6pm.more