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The number of Transport for London staff being paid more than £100,000 rose from 402 to 515 last year, figures showed today.more

British Airways cabin crew based at Britain's busiest airport will launch a 16-day strike from tomorrow in a long-running dispute over pay.more

Police have arrested a man accused of falsely claiming his relatives had died in the Grenfell Tower fire to gain housing and money.more

Some 149 high-rise buildings have failed safety tests introduced after a deadly tower block fire in west London, a spokeswoman for British Prime Minister Theresa May has said. more

The youngest victim of the Grenfell Tower fire was found dead in her mother's arms, an inquest heard. Little Leena Belkadi died from inhalation of fire fumes during the blaze, which claimed the lives of at least 80 people earlier this month.more

On June 28, 2017, Senate of the PUNO, which was established in 1939, chose a new rector.more

A giant "urban zip wire" claimed to be the fastest in any major city in the world is to open in central London next month.more

Industrial vacuum cleaners and magnetic wands will be used to remove metal particles, dust, oil and grease from the network.more

The Mayor of London's financial center Andrew Parmley estimated that the City of London is not afraid of the consequences of Brexit. "We survived Great Fire of London, bombing, recession - and we will survive Brexit" - he joked.more

Six policemen were injured during protests in London following the death of a black 25-year-old man who died few days after police custody. According to the BBC, four people were arrested.more

London's transport network is planning to wrap its vehicles and decorate the Underground with rainbow patterns as part of its biggest ever campaign for LGBT Pride.more

Cordons have now been lifted after the London Eye was evacuated and Waterloo Pier was closed.more

London is one of the greenest cities in the UK despite its ongoing battle against toxic air pollution, a study suggests. As temperatures soared in the hottest June day for forty years, the Mayor of London triggered an emergency air quality alert warning of toxic pollution in the capital.more

A huge blaze has broken out at a block of flats in east London.more

Parliament has been hit by a cyberattack, days after an online group claimed it had hacked ministers' email accounts.more

Cladding on 27 tower blocks in 15 council areas in England has failed fire safety tests, the government says.more

Jacek Międlar held by UK authorities hours before he was supposed to address Britain First rally in Birmingham.more

More than 700 flats in tower blocks on an estate in the Swiss Cottage area of north-west London have been evacuated because of fire safety concerns.more

Finsbury Park attack suspect Darren Osborne has been charged with terrorism-related murder and attempted murder after the van attack in London.more

The Grenfell Tower fire was started by a Hotpoint fridge-freezer before spreading to the building's "combustible" cladding, investigators have found.more

Special postmortem on Makram Ali, 51, who died at the scene of the attack on Monday, reveals multiple injuries.more

PM says urgent tests on buildings are taking place in wake of Grenfell Tower disaster to see if cladding is flammable.more

The UK is basking in its hottest June day in 41 years, with a temperature of 34.4C (94F) recorded at Heathrow. The Met Office reading at the London airport is the highest in June since the mercury hit 35.6 (96F) in 1976 - the all-time high since records began.more

With a points-based voting system and fierce national pride at stake, it resembles nothing so much as the Eurovision Song Contest.more

West London residents have expressed outrage at the influx of visitors taking selfies in front of Grenfell Tower and urged guests to refrain from partaking in "grief tourism".more