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Northern Line Tube attack left man needing facial stitches
A man in his 60s needed stitches to his face after he was attacked on a Northern Line tube.
INQUEST seeks London venues for documentary on state deaths
Benjamin Zephaniah narrates new film 'The UK Is Not Innocent', which shows '40 years of violence by the state', as seen by north London charity INQUEST.
Royal Mail customers can drop off parcels with Collect+
Royal Mail customers are now able to drop off their parcels at convenience stores including Londis and independent newsagents.
Green Assembly Member Sian Berry resigns and is replaced
The Green Party’s former co-leader Sian Berry has resigned from her role on the London Assembly, just three days after winning re-election.
Royal Mail customers can drop off parcels with Collect+
Royal Mail customers are now able to drop off their parcels at convenience stores including Londis and independent newsagents.
David Lloyd Cricklewood Lane: Man falls ill at gym
A man has been rushed to hospital after becoming unwell at a David Lloyd gym in Cricklewood Lane.
London weather: Mini heatwave to hit as temperatures soar
London is set to get warmer in the next few days as a mini heatwave arrives and temperatures soar, see the full weather forecast.
Wembley Police Station front counter shuts for refurbishment
Wembley Police Station's front counter is being closed for refurbishment - meaning people wanting to report problems to officers must go to South Harrow Police Station.
Why London's Barbican is one of the UK's most beautiful places
The London Barbican Estate has been named one of the UK's most beautiful places by Times Out, find out why.
London to get four new 'Music Hubs' in boost to education
Four new London 'Music Hubs' are set to get more than £12 million in funding, as part of a scheme to deliver better music education for children.
P&O Ferries boss admits workers were paid £4.87 per hour
Peter Hebblethwaite, P&O Ferries boss, has admitted that the company's employees were paid as little as £4.87 per hour.
'Sword attacker' could face 2025 trial over Daniel Anjorin 'murder'
The suspect in a horrific samurai sword rampage in Hainault that left 14-year-old schoolboy Daniel Anjorin dead would not face trial until February 2025 if he pleads guilty to murder.
M25 closure: Ulez fee for non-compliant drivers who ignore diversions
Drivers who ignore diversion signs during this weekend's M25 closure could be liable for the Ulez fee.
How to quit vaping with these 3 top tips from a GP
Here are 3 top tips to help you quit vaping for good from addressing your triggers to setting yourself a realistic quit date.
Water bowl hack that cleans an entire oven in 20 minutes
Tired of taking forever to clean an oven? Well, now an ingenious hack has been revealed that can clean it in just 20 minutes.
London Victoria station bus crash: Woman in critical condition
A woman is still fighting for her life three days after being hit by a bus outside a station in London.
Daniel Anjorin vigil held after Hainault sword attack
More than 300 people paid tribute to Daniel Anjorin, a teenage boy killed in a brutal sword attack while walking to school in Hainault.
Grim 24 hours in London sees two stabbed
A grim 24 hours across London saw two people stabbed with one of the victims left dead.
Two Strangers (Carry A Cake Across New York) theatre review
I’ve never heard an audience laugh as loudly as in the latest show I saw at Criterion Theatre this week - it was called Two Strangers (Carry A Cake Across New York)
Londoners reveal the odd reasons they love the Tube
London Underground users have shared the sweet and weird reasons why they love the Tube on Reddit, including the rats and the noise.