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Weather watchers are keeping their eyes on a 60-hour polar blitz which looks set to arrive just in time for Good Friday.

The 'stay at home' order will ease on Monday when the second phase of the first stage of Boris Johnson’s road map will begin.

Many airlines are now offering Covid-19 tests as part of their booking process, for an additional cost, including British Airways and TUI.

London's Royal Parks host a huge range of activities in their beautiful and varied grounds every spring across the capital.

Six people have been jailed after a police operation uncovered one of London's largest ever 'chemsex' drug dealing rackets.

The Government is poised to reveal plans next month and Brits could have three ways of getting a “freedom pass” for the pub.

Black children in Wandsworth are three times more likely to be excluded than white children, a new report shows.

A televised debate on the London mayoral election has been criticised for failing to include all the candidates in the race.

A new data study examining the hygiene ratings of chicken shops in every London borough has mapped your chances of getting hygienic food (or not) when choosing one of London's most popular take away meals.

A barrister will not face criminal charges after her dog attacked a seal nicknamed Freddie Mercury, leading to the animal being euthanised.

Police still do not know the cause of Sarah Everard's death, with no results from the second post-mortem emerging.

A new study has shed light on what Brits and Londoners in particular are most looking forward to and won't take for granted if and when Covid lockdown measures are eased later this year.

Footage has emerged of the moment road police caught a man found filming a nearby car while leaning dangerously out of the open window of their vehicle.

Santander has said it expects to find roles for a significant number of staff affected by the changes.

TWO men have been charged with offences linked to moped-enabled robberies that targeted lone women in Wandsworth.

Londoners have been hit hardest by the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, with unemployment predicted to rise.

A rising number of queue-jumpers are posing as care or health workers to get their Covid-19 vaccine, with 'dozens' being turned away at several centres in south London.

With the arrival of spring in the UK, London's myriad cherry trees are starting to blossom again.

Putney prepares to take on Run the Month challenge for Prostate Cancer UK

Tooting’s former Police Station will have a new residential use, after it was acquired by a leading property developer for £8.25mil.

A man has died after he was restrained by police officers at a London home, the Met Police have confirmed.

Police have released an e-fit image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with an indecent exposure on Clapham Common.

There has been a surge in the number of reported vehicle crimes at or near to two major south London Hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new study.

The owner whose dog mauled Freddie Mercury, west London’s celebrity seal, has spoken out for the first time since the attack.

Britain’s biggest police force has been accused of enforcing a blanket ban on protest amid the fallout after the handling of the Sarah Everard vigil.

After months spent apart, every resident in a care home in England was allowed one regular indoor visitor from March 8.

From 29 March 2021, the following lockdown restrictions are set to ease in England.

London marked a year since the first national lockdown in response to the Covid-19 pandemic today (March 23, 2021).

A ban on leaving the United Kingdom without a reasonable excuse is included in new coronavirus laws coming into force next week.

Parts of south London could be submerged underwater in less than 30 years, according to a climate change study.

In another blow to our escapist dreams, the UK’s foreign holiday ban is set to be extended to July.

One year ago today (March 23, 2021) the UK entered its first national lockdown in a desperate effort to control the spread of a mysterious new virus called Covid-19.

The Prime Minister will address the nation at 5pm, live from Downing Street on the first anniversary of the first Covid lockdown.

DRINK and DRUG drivers have been caught by police on our roads.

Over a decade after his death, police have released a new public appeal in their investigation into the murder of Daniel Duke in south east London.

Londoners basked in mild temperatures and spring sunshine on Monday (March 22) as the Met Office forecast little chance of rainfall for the start of the week.

Two generous children, who were dismayed that NHS nurses would only be getting a 1% pay increase, have decided to give hospital heroes a token of their gratitude.

A man from south London has been jailed after he was found guilty of inciting extremist violence on social media.

Bicycle thefts rose in a number of south London boroughs during lockdown, according to a new report compiled by a London-based law firm.

Over 33,000 people and counting have so far showed their support for a South Londoner's call to reduce the cost of the Covid-19 tests needed to travel to and from the UK at present.

A band of Clapham creatives are donating their art to charity to raise money in memory of Sarah Everard.

The majority of Londoners are not able to access fire risk assessments for their homes, a new study has found.

As a precautionary measure, the MHRA is advising those experiencing specific side effects following the vaccine to seek medical attention.

The murder of Sarah Everard, allegedly carried out by a male Met Police officer, has provoked anger, fear and emotion nationwide, and brought many out onto the streets in protest.

A body has been found and recovered from the River Thames in Kingston early this morning (March 21).

At least 36 people were arrested at an anti-lockdown protest in central London which saw crowds hurling missiles at police and assualting officers.

A record number of people received their Covid-19 vaccine on Friday, with 711,156 doses given to the UK public.

The Money Saving Expert warns every household in England and Wales that they could face a £1000 for not completing the Census.

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