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Londoners and those living in the commuter belt are the least likely to have seen an NHS dentist in the past two years, new figures have revealed. more

The threat of "significant" new cuts to London’s public transport network was lifted on Wednesday. Transport for London had feared the £230m hole in its finances that was left following last month’s final Government bailout would require it to further slash services to balance its budget. But Sadiq Khan announced he would provide TfL with up to £500m from City Hall funds over the next 18 monthmore

20 days into September and you can just about get away with shorts and sliders - but not for long.more

Sixty-seven people were arrested in London yesterday during events surrounding the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, the London Metropolitan Police reported.more

More than 250,000 people have passed by the coffin containing the body of Queen Elizabeth II on display, British Culture Minister Michelle Donelan announced today. She cautioned, however, that these are estimated numbers and all the time the figures for the last hours are still being counted.more

Funeral ceremonies for Queen Elizabeth II will begin at Westminster Abbey in London, meaning the temple will be the site of the British monarch's farewell for the first time since 1760.more

A 28-year-old man has been charged with a public order offence after allegedly leaving the queue of mourners to approach the Queen's coffin on Friday.more

People hoping to dodge the queue at Westminster Hall were instead faced with another hours-long queue near Buckingham Palace today after Green Park was closed.more

London is preparing for tomorrow's funeral of Queen Elizabeth II and the journey of the coffin containing her body to Windsor Castle, located some 30 kilometers west of the capital. In central parts of London, especially around Buckingham Palace and Parliament, the mournful atmosphere is almost palpable.more

People who managed to walk past Queen Elizabeth II's coffin at Westminster Hall after waiting in line for several hours are then trying to sell their wristbands online, the British press reported today.more

Foreign guests invited to attend the funeral ceremonies of the late Queen Elizabeth II are arriving in London. The first delegations already showed up last night.more

London's main train stations will be open all night in connection with the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II tomorrow, "The Guardian" daily reports.more

The seven-hour gap in admitting new people to the line waiting to enter Westminster Hall to pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II did not shorten it at all - when it opened, it turned out that the estimated waiting time exceeded 24 hours.more

Three central London Tube stations will be closed on the morning of the Queen’s funeral to prevent overcrowding.more

Ensuring safety at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II will be the biggest operation London Metropolitan Police has ever undertaken, said Deputy Commissioner Stuart Cundy.more

In anticipation of the Queen's funeral, which will take place on Monday, Britons continue to flock to places where they can pay tribute to the late Elizabeth II. This is the case in London's Green Park, among other places.more

The famous English footballer David Beckham years ago was spotted in a line of people waiting to pass the coffin with the body of Queen Elizabeth II, British media reported.more

London Heathrow Airport officials said more than 100 flights will be canceled to ensure silence during key moments of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.more

Today, the opportunity to join the line of people waiting to pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II was suspended for at least six hours. The cable car has reached its maximum length - 7.9 km, and the estimated waiting time is a minimum of 14 hours.more

Two policemen were hospitalized after being stabbed near Leicester Square in central London this morning, London Metropolitan Police said.more

Thousands of people have been crossing Lambeth Bridge, a bridge over the Thames near Westminster, since yesterday afternoon, which is one section of the route for those wishing to pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II. It is estimated that the queue of those willing to walk past the coffin containing the monarch's body could stretch up to 16 kilometers.more

In the London marathon scheduled for April 23, 2023, the classification will be conducted in three categories: men, women and non-binary people - officially confirmed by the organizers of the event.more

The central section of the Elizabeth line, which is currently closed on Sundays will be open this coming Sunday (18th Sept) to help cope with demand as people come to London to commemorate The Queen.more

The flight of the British C-17 Globemaster transport plane, which transported the coffin with the body of the late Queen Elizabeth II from Edinburgh to London, was the most watched flight in history, Flightradar24 reported. The cruise was watched online by over 5 million people.more

The first people who want to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, when the coffin with her body is on display at the Westminster Palace in London, began to line up yesterday afternoon, that is, more than two days before it becomes possible.more