Toxic air pollution contributed to the deaths of more than 4,000 Londoners in 2019, according to research from Imperial College London.

Google has revealed people's movements in London under the third lockdown.

Major improvement works will be carried out at an estate to ensure council tenants’ homes meet a national housing standard.

Enfield’s Conservative group has accused the council of incompetence after delays to submitting its annual accounts led to extra costs of more than £35,000.

A former school caretaker, who is currently serving a prison sentence, has been sentenced for further sexual offences.

Boris Johnson has hinted some lockdown measures could be lifted once the highest priority groups have been vaccinated.

An independent candidate running to be London Mayor has been fined by police for breaching lockdown rules while campaigning.

Here’s five suggestions on how to save money during lockdown.

Covid-19 death rates for men and women working in education were not significantly raised compared with rates for the wider working population.

Millions of international passengers have passed through Luton and Heathrow airports during the pandemic, figures suggest.

More snow could be on the way in South West Hertfordshire and London as the Met Office issued a weather warning.

Work to tackle congestion at a busy interchange will start next week.

With England back under the instruction of essential trips only during the third national lockdown, cars across the country are gathering dust on driveways and in garages.

More than 500,000 Londoners have now been vaccinated against Covid-19, but the capital is still lagging behind the rest of the country.

Jewish leaders have condemned a wedding attended by around 400 people at a school after it was broken up by police.

A serving Metropolitan Police officer has died after testing positive for Covid-19, the force has announced.

There is “some evidence” the UK variant of coronavirus is associated with “a higher degree of mortality”, Boris Johnson said.

Elderly people have raised concerns that travelling long distances for a coronavirus jab could put them at risk of catching the virus.

An opposition group has branded scrutiny of council pay “inadequate” as it continued to claim a key policy had been breached.

The victim of a fatal stabbing in Haringey on Tuesday has been named by police as 17-year-old Anas Mezenner.

A vote on whether or not to recommend a trial of universal basic income (UBI) in London has been delayed following a meeting of the London Assembly.

More than 1,700 fines have been handed out to people who refuse to wear face coverings on London public transport as TfL insists it is cracking down on those who flout the rules.

The High Court has ruled that the Mayor of London and Transport for London acted “unlawfully” by introducing a Streetspace scheme at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Council homes could be built at three more sites as part of Haringey’s housebuilding plan – which has been “significantly delayed” due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

A murder probe has been launched after a 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death.

People are being warned to not try and tackle a fire themselves after a blaze broke out at a house.

Hundreds more children in Haringey will be able to receive free school meals after a council plan was approved.

Nine Metropolitan Police officers have been fined £200 each for breaching Covid-19 regulations for eating in a cafe while on duty, Scotland Yard has said.

A council has struck a deal that will see a new film and television studio complex built at a £6 billion development.

New charges are being introduced at multi-storey car park in Enfield from tomorrow.

People are being warned that their homes and business could be flooded as Storm Christoph looks set to make its way to our area.

A shopping centre is sponsoring two promising young rugby league players.

Two local HSBC branches will be among 82 across the country that will close their doors for good, the company has announced.

Gavin Williamson said: “While schools are closed for the majority of pupils, the learning and development of children must continue."

The capital’s former Olympic stadium is costing Londoners up to £10 million a year, according to a report from the London Assembly.

Two London Assembly Members have exchanged words following a heated debate about stop and search at a recent Assembly meeting.

The expanded rollout arrives as a ban on quarantine-free travel into the UK came into force at 4am in a bid to keep out new coronavirus strains.

Police have dished out 42 fines after more than 100 people gathered for a traveller funeral in Haringey.

Residents are being invited to have their say on a plan to change a street name that has been linked to racism.

New data has revealed a shocking rise in recorded hate crimes on London buses following the first lockdown last year.

Hundreds more children in Haringey could soon be able to receive free school meals in a bid to tackle inequality.

Transport for London has outlined its radical plan to become self-sustainable by 2023, which includes introducing a boundary charge to drive into Greater London and a potential redrawing of the Tube map.

A yellow weather warning has been issued with snow expected over London, Essex and Hertfordshire.

The number of Covid-19 infections across England is falling as a whole – with the R-rate dropping below one in the south east.

The Tesco Clubcard is a loyalty card scheme allows shoppers can collect points when they shop.

Some timetables have already been amended, while others will be changed over the coming weeks.

Schools in England have provided school meals over the holidays throughout the pandemic.

The supermarket chain hope the move will help stores cut waste as part of their target of halving food waste by 2030.

A teenager in court over a police chase in which he reached speeds of 180mph on his motorbike leapt out of the dock and ran out as he was handed a prison sentence.

The move comes amid the emergence of a new strain of coronavirus in Brazil, with concerns about whether it could be more dangerous.