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Selfridges has hosted the first ever wedding at its London store as an Essex couple tied the knot in a secret ceremony. more

Earlier this year, Transport for London announced it would no longer be allowing Oyster card top-ups at ticket office windows at rail or Overground stations. Are the days of this pioneering piece of blue plastic numbered?more

The huge West End shop that was home to Topshop whose owner fell into administration, could become a Ikea branch, with a deal reportedly agreed.more

Anti-vaxxers have put up posters booby-trapped with razor blades on the London transport network.more

London is starting to feel more like the “vibrant global capital we know and love”, Sadiq Khan said on Wednesday after a jump in workers heading into the city centre.more

Sadiq Khan has slammed a “selfish minority” who refuse to comply with mask wearing on the Tube and buses.more

The restoration of London’s world-famous landmark Big Ben is nearing its end as the freshened-up clockface was unveiled yesterday. more

The Polish University in Abroad (PUNO) in London is still struggling with formal difficulties after the election of a new rector. A letter, signed by the rector and trustees, informing about the creation of the so-called PUNO Limited - a company that may be mistaken for a university with 80 years of tradition.more

The British government is to announce in September the demolition of the London skyscraper Grenfell Tower, which killed 72 people in June 2017, the Sunday Times reported. However, the victims' families are dissatisfied with the fact that decisions are not consulted with them.more

More than two million journeys were made on the Tube on Thursday as the return to school sparked the highest passenger numbers since the start of the pandemic.more

Two new London Underground stations are set to open in south London this month.more

Anti-vaccination protestors clashed with police as they tried to storm the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). Four officers were injured during chaos unfolding in central London, the Metropolitan Police has said.more

The entrance fee to the troubled Marble Arch Mound - the 25 metre West End hillock dubbed the worse attraction in London - is to be permanently scrapped.more

Five people were stabbed outside a London station on Monday in the early hours.more

A solicitor accused of using syringes to inject blood into food at three west London supermarkets has appeared in court. Leoaai Elghareeb is charged with contaminating or interfering with goods with intent at three stores – a Tesco Express, Little Waitrose and Sainsbury’s Local - on Fulham Palace Road.more

The ongoing weekend, which is extended in Great Britain due to Monday's free Monday, is the last chance to see the exhibition "Conversations with God: Jan Matejko's Copernicus" at the National Gallery in London.more

Gatwick Airport is hoping to fly as many as 75 million passengers each year by 2038 under renewed plans to convert its emergency runway for routine use. The airport, the country’s second largest by passenger numbers, announced a public consultation on its scheme – initially proposed in 2018 – to turn its northern runway into normal use.more

Marble Arch Mound has been attracting an unexpected new crowd after it was branded the UK’s worst tourist attraction. Tourists have now been keen to see the £6 million artificial hill and find out for themselves just how bad it is following weeks of bad publicity.more

A number of animal activists have been arrested after the Queen Victoria Memorial water fountain was vandalised with fake blood. The fountain, a stone's throw from Buckingham Palace, was covered in the fake blood as part of widespread environmental protests around the city.more

Food at three west London supermarkets is suspected to have been contaminated after being ‘injected with needles'. Anyone who bought an item from Tesco Express, Little Waitrose or Sainsbury’s Local on Fulham Palace Road yesterday evening is being told to throw it away.more

Activists from the environmental organization Extinction Rebellion (XR) launched a two-week protest in London, during which they demanded that the British government halt new investments in fossil fuels.more

The Changing the Guard ceremony has been performed at Buckingham Palace for the first time since the beginning of the Covid pandemic. The colourful military spectacle was halted about 18 months ago to avoid attracting huge crowds of tourists during lockdown.more

London's protests by environmental activists from Extinction Rebellion (XR) have cost taxpayers over £ 50m in the past two years, London Metropolitan Police said. As she added, each such protest means that there will be no officers there somewhere.more

Tube passengers were on Thursday warned of massive disruption to services across the network next week if threatened strikes by the RMT union go ahead.more

The famous Natural History Museum in London has confirmed that an ice rink will be reopened on its premises this winter. Last year, a popular attraction was closed due to a lockdown.more