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"The Guardian" is among the papers to lead on US President Donald Trump cutting short his attendance at the Nato summit in London on Wednesday after a group of leaders, including Justin Trudeau and Mr Johnson, were filmed discussing an impromptu press conference held by Mr Trump. Mr Trudeau appears to mock the president in the clip.more

For the fifth year in a row, Richmond upon Thames has been voted the happiest place to live in London. However, this year some surprising boroughs are not far behind.more

After President Donald Trump called him "two-faced," Canada's Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, admitted Wednesday that he and other world leaders were talking about the US President when they were caught on camera at a Buckingham Palace event the night before.more

Machines that allow people to give to local and global charities at the push of a button are opening in London throughout December.more

Hero' kitchen porter Łukasz and other members of the public who helped tackle Usman Khan are reportedly in line for police bravery medals.more

Nato leaders are meeting near London, as tensions between members threaten to overshadow a summit marking the military alliance's 70th birthday.more

The family of Usman Khan - a terrorist who attacked Fishmongers' Hall and then was shot on the London Bridge - issued a statement yesterday condemning his deed.more

Lukasz, a porter who was working at Fishmonger's Hall during the London Bridge attack, has shared a statement.more

Next week, skip the tuna and cucumber sandwich and treat yourself to burger and chips instead.more

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he thought Prime Minister Boris Johnson was very capable and would do a good job, moments after saying he did not want to get involved in the British election campaign.more

A London Bridge attack witness has praised Jack Merritt for being the first to confront terrorist Usman Khan when he launched his deadly knife assault.more

US President Donald Trump flew to London yesterday evening to attend a meeting of NATO leaders on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the Atlantic Alliance.more

We've all been there - stuck behind someone trying to use Apple Pay on their iPhone or Watch to get into the tube and it's taking just a few seconds longer than it needed to. more

Vigils for the victims of the London Bridge attack have been held in London and Cambridge.more

A terryfing new account of the London Bridge terror attack has revealed how a hero was stabbed five times as he used a 5ft narwhal tusk in hand-to-hand combat with a knife-wielding terrorist.more

The brave chef who fought off a knife-wielding terrorist with a 5ft narwhal tusk is being treated for stab wounds in hospital, it has been revealed.more

Łukasz, who participated on Friday in incapacitating the terrorist on London Bridge, was not the first Polish immigrant in a similar situation. In the previous attack on this bridge, in 2017, two Poles played an important role in preventing more victims.more

According to BBC, 74 people jailed for terror offences and released early will have their licence conditions reviewed.more

A senior rabbi was badly beaten in a "totally unprovoked attack" in Stamford Hill, the area of London with the largest concentration of Hassidic Jews in Europe.more

A "loud bang" heard throughout north London and surrounding areas was a sonic boom from RAF fighter jets which were scrambled after an aircraft lost contact in UK airspace.more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed Saturday to review Britain's sentencing system after a convicted terrorist released early from prison was suspected of stabbing two people to death in an attack around London Bridge.more

ISIS has tonight claimed one of its fighters carried out the London Bridge terror attack which claimed the lives of two people.more

On Saturday, British Queen Elizabeth II expressed her condolences to all those injured in the Friday terrorist attack on the London Bridge, and also expressed her appreciation to the people who helped stop the attacker.more

Members of the public used a "narwhal tusk" and a fire extinguisher to try to restrain the London Bridge attacker, according to witness reports. A Polish chef at the hall, ran towards the terrorist with the sea creature's tusk after the terrorist threatened to set off an explosive, according to The Times. more

The man who carried out Friday's stabbing attack at London Bridge was a former prisoner convicted of terrorism offences. The attacker, named by police as 28-year-old Usman Khan, was out of prison on licence at the time of the attack, in which a man and a woman were killed and three others were injured.more