The head of London Fire Brigade has spoken out against bullying after an inquest heard how a "singled out" young black firefighter tragically took his own life.

All schools in England will reopen on March 8.

Pictures show Sadiq Khan receiving the coronavirus vaccine in Streatham last week.

Stay with us throughout the day for updates as Boris Johnson sets out his road map out of lockdown for England.

British Gas engineers across south west London are on their twenty-second day of strike action, picketing on Clapham Common against controversial plans to 'fire and rehire' them.

The number of new coronavirus infections across southwest London has continued to fall in every borough.

People will be eager to hear Boris Johnson’s plans to end lockdown in England as details started to emerge late on Sunday night.

Transport for London's drive for contactless travel has led to a small change in Oyster cards coming next month.

Police have seized an illegal wolf-skin 'rug' recently discovered by the Met Police's Wildlife Crime Team in Tooting.

Boris Johnson has pledged to offer all adults in the UK a coronavirus vaccine by the end of July as he prepares to set out his road map to relax lockdown restrictions in England.

The Swedish retailer is making it simpler for customers to extend the life of their IKEA furniture – one Allen Key at a time.

Covid-19 restrictions have hit the UK economy hard with almost two million workers unemployed or fully furloughed in January.

A pandemic, Brexit and a harsh winter are not the ideal conditions for opening a new business, but a bold restaurant owner from Wandsworth is taking his chances.

The Prince of Wales has arrived at the hospital where his father the Duke of Edinburgh remains after feeling unwell.

Two men have been charged with the murder of a 22-year-old who was found stabbed in Croydon, as well as wounding a 16-year-old boy.

Boris Johnson has called for patience ahead of announcing plans to lift lockdown saying “we want progress to be cautious but also irreversible.”

Transport for London said it is expecting major disruption next week as bus drivers go on strike.

New plans to improve safety around Battersea Bridge have been unveiled by TfL, with community engagement on the proposals set to start in the coming weeks.

Forecasters have predicted unseasonably warm temperatures this weekend, with warnings of a “pollen explosion” across London and the southeast of England.

Boris Johnson hinted at when the hospitality sector will reopen ahead of detailing plans to gradually ease lockdown.

A mother and daughter have successfully campaigned for a new zebra crossing on a dangerous junction outside a school in West Putney.

Two people have been charged with the murder of a teenager in Parsons Green.

A health minister said there is “work in progress”following reports that parents could be asked to test their children at home twice a week.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced plans to launch a £5 million post-Covid tourism drive to aid London’s recovery from the pandemic once it is safe to reopen.

Coronavirus infection rates continue to fall across London and are way below the level they were at when the second national lockdown ended.

Plans for more mass vaccination sites in South West London have been unveiled.

Millions of people across the UK have been given their first Covid vaccine  - but when will you get your jab?

The Northern Line is on track to extend to Battersea later this year, with two new stations opening.

Gyms have not been able to open at all this year amid new lockdown restrictions introduced in January.

Mayoral candidate Luisa Porritt has outlined plans to introduce an apprenticeships hub in London to avoid a “lost generation” of young people.

A fitness studio in Earlsfield has launched a 'Move For Your Mood Challenge' to combat lockdown lethargy.

Police made three more arrests in 24 hours as they continued with their murder investigating into the death of an 18-year-old from Wandsworth.

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, has been taken to hospital "as a precaution" after feeling unwell, it has been reported.

Transport for London is currently looking for new staff across London.

Hairdressers were forced to close once more at the start of the year as part of fresh lockdown restrictions.

NHS chiefs have set out four key tests that they believe must be passed before Boris Johnson should consider easing lockdown restrictions in England.

Shaun Bailey has today unveiled his “Fresh Start Plan” for London and has pledged to put 8,000 new police officers on the streets if he becomes mayor.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today announced an extra £30 million a year to protect Metropolitan Police officer numbers until at least 2025.

For some people being added to the list it will now mean they will be prioritised for the Covid-19 vaccine.

Putting police officers in schools when they fully reopen could help prevent a surge in violent crime in the capital, the mayor of London has said.

The passing of the 15 million vaccinations mark paves the way for the next phase of the the rollout.

The next census will take part on Sunday 21 March 2021, and the ONS is currently hiring at least 30,000 field staff to help with the operation.

Families can join London's largest children's books and pets party this half term.

Almost 1.5 million people in London have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, with the capital just shy of hitting its target.

Prime Minister will lead a Downing Street press briefing on Monday where he is set to talk about the lifting of coronavirus restrictions in England.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the system has been operating “smoothly” since it came into force at 4am on Monday.

Boris Johnson will address the nation as the country reached 15 million vaccinations and ministers start to discuss the easing of lockdown.

From getting children back to school to reopening pubs, speculation is rife as to when and how lockdown restrictions might be eased.

The victim of a fatal stabbing in Parsons Green last week was a teenager from Wandsworth.

The polling of nearly 1,000 employees found that pressure from bosses was the main reason why people were still having to go into work.