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More and more residents of the capital are using the London Underground again, according to official Transport for London data. On Monday, the number of passengers reached 47 percent. state before the coronavirus pandemic.more

An east London borough has claimed the revolting title as the area with the dirtiest restaurants in the capital, according to a new survey.more

Hammersmith Bridge could be saved within a year thanks to new £6 million repair plans unveiled by local officials. It is hoped the new plans will save £24 million after Hammersmith and Fulham Council approved an urgent proposal to stabilise the bridge.more

It’s fairly common knowledge that the London Underground isn’t the cleanest or most pollution-free place in the world – or that these things aren’t great for our skin.more

Visitors to Buckingham Palace gardens have inundated TripAdvisor with bad reviews, calling the experience a “money-making machine”.more

Planners have proposed the London Underground could be extended further into Essex.more

The Marble Arch mound fiasco deepened on Friday as the Westminster council boss in charge of the attraction dubbed the worst in Britain quit over spiralling costs.more

A Ryanair passenger, who had a ticket for a flight from Wrocław to Glasgow, mistook the planes and ended up in London. Neither the airport staff nor the cabin crew noticed the mistake.more

A London law firm, representing a group of travelers, questions the obligation introduced by the British government to quarantine hotels after returning from countries from the so-called red list and demands its annulment by the court - reported in London.more

Free screenings of six major blockbusters will take place in London's Trafalgar Square to try to encourage people back to the cinema.more

Life-size copies of 20 famous paintings at London's National Gallery were exhibited in Trafalgar Square yesterday as part of an effort to bring people back to the heart of the British capital. They will hang there until the beginning of September.more

Dodgem cars at Somerset House and free art classes in Trafalgar Square and Tate Modern are among the events being promoted to encourage families to spend the summer in central London.more

London's Tower Bridge has reopened to traffic after becoming stuck for almost 12 hours.more

A group of protesters have attempted to storm BBC premises in west London this afternoon.more

The thumb-sized bat earned an "Olympic" title for her remarkable journey from London to Russia, but sadly died after being attacked by a cat in the small village of Molgino in the Pskov region. more

Sadiq Khan has said travelling on the London Underground without wearing a face mask should be made a criminal offence. Currently Transport for London (TfL) requires passengers to wear a covering as a ‘condition of carriage’.more

Londoners are more likely to have Covid antibodies than anywhere else in the UK, according to the latest figures.more

Concerns have been raised that London’s lower vaccine take-up rates will prevent some boroughs from achieving herd immunity.more

Fans of a festive night out will be delighted to hear that Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland will be making a welcome return this year.more

Tourists hoping to visit the Marble Arch mound won’t have long to wait – as ticket sales have already restarted for August 9 onwards.more

A controversial Holocaust memorial and education centre is to be built in the heart of Westminster at a cost of more than £100m after the government gave it the go-ahead following a public inquiry.more

Plans are being drawn up to protect London from catastrophic flooding which could see a glass wall built along a stretch of the Thames.more

It may be the only place in the UK where people shell out £6 for a pint without batting an eyelid.more

Police recorded around four times as many antisemitic incidents in London during May’s war between Israel and Gaza than at any time in the last three years, the city’s force said Thursday.more

A 30% increase in the daily congestion charge for driving into central London will be made permanent under Transport for London (TfL) plans. TfL had said the rise - from £11.50 to £15 a day - was a temporary measure when it was introduced in June 2020.more