We are covering A-Level results day 2021 live from across south London.

A shoplifter has been banned from entering every Co-Op store in England.

The brother of a British champion mixed martial artist has been locked up indefinitely for fatally stabbing him as he celebrated his 30th birthday in south London.

The owner of a local business selling gifts and home accessories in Bexleyheath said they thought "they'd never open their doors again" after Covid-19 struck.

A pop-up cafe offering support to people dealing with bereavement has launched in a Chislehurst cemetery.

When it comes to keeping your car on the road, many people will opt to fill up at supermarkets over big name brands, in an effort to save a few pounds.

A driver is responsible for booking and MOT every 12 months to ensure their vehicle is road worthy.

A man has been charged with possession of a firearm and ammunition after he was arrested in Mitcham.

Rather than more traditional methods, students will receive grades based on recommendations from their teachers.

Three large walk-in vaccination sites are open in Croydon this week as health authorities seek to get increasing numbers of people in the borough protected against the Covid-19 virus.

Why do military helicopters keep landing on Hampstead Heath?

Detectives have launched an investigating are shots are believed to have been fired near a train station.

The number of coronavirus patients being treated at Croydon University Hospital has trebled in the past month.

Students are set to find out their A-level results today. How did you do? Let us know.

London is going to suffer more extreme weather, according to a climate change report published on Monday.

A driver fled from police after ploughing into a building on a street in Gravesend.

Five more police officers are being probed after allegedly joking about Katie Price’s disabled son Harvey in a WhatsApp group.

A semi-professional football player in Kent who recently came out as bisexual has allegedly suffered homophobic abuse during a match

The brother of a British champion mixed martial artist has admitted stabbing him to death in south London as he celebrated his 30th birthday.

A petition calling on City Hall to fund the reopening of Crystal Palace National Sports Centre’s 50-metre and diving pools has received more than 6,000 signatures in just a week.

Police officers have been accused of racially stereotyping a 16-year-old black boy and then using unnecessary force during a stop and search in Greenwich last year.

Police are appealing for information after a man was punched in the face on a Gravesend street the early Sunday morning.

A 'post box' for PCR tests was seen overflowing in Sutton, with piles of samples spilling out onto a Sutton street.

A Bromley GP has been heralded as a "hidden hero" for his innovative work around flu vaccinations within local primary care services.

A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms are in force across nearly all of south London for the rest of the day.

A violent robber from south London who stabbed a man twice in the leg before stealing his designer jacket has been jailed.

A night of appreciation has been held on the deck of the Cutty Sark to thank Greenwich's Covid-19 heroes now restrictions have been lifted.

Nurses and midwives who have gone above and beyond over the last year have been recognised in a set of annual NHS awards, with winners coming from both Erith and Croydon.

Over 150 officers with the Metropolitan Police took part in an operation targeting "gang activity" and associated crimes in south London on Saturday (August 7).

Two hospitals have launched a group model to further enhance hospital care for patients across south west London and Surrey.

Opposition councillors have demanded urgent answers on the political oversight of a case in which Enfield Council failed to prevent a forced marriage.

Homeless people staying in a housing block in Harlow used by Enfield Council have been hit by repeated flooding, leaving them in “unlivable” conditions.

Nightclub bosses have warned that the introduction of vaccine passports next month will be “detrimental to business” as London’s nightlife scene faces a slow return to normal since July 19.

An Ilford landlord has successfully overturned a £2,500 fine from Redbridge Council for letting her flat without a licence.

Local campaigners in Seven Sisters hailed a “huge victory in the fight for a fairer city” after a developer pulled out of a controversial regeneration scheme.

Ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters have tackled a fire in a waste sorting centre.

Wandsworth council has U-turned on a plan for week-long parking controls in residential areas around Wimbledon’s new stadium.

A lorry driver has denied the murder of a 20-year-old woman whose remains were found at a recreation ground.

A 33-year-old man has appeared in court accused of attempting to murder a social worker with a knife.

Monday, August 9 marks 60 years since the tragic events of the Stravanger air crash, also known as the Lanfranc Boys Disaster.

A flat fire has been caused by an electrical fault in a charger and firefighters are urging people to always use the correct charger.

A family given just £10-a-week for the care of their learning disabled relative has won compensation from Sutton Council.

How community helped The Alma in Sidcup during the Covid pandemic.

A Whipps Cross patient died after receiving a "suboptimal" dose of medication for four days, an inquest revealed.

Barnet Council’s services for children in care have continued to improve despite the "significant" challenges presented by the pandemic, according to Ofsted.

Detectives are appealing for witnesses and dash cam footage after a pedestrian died following a collision.

Almost 8,000 children were suspended from school in 2019/2020 – despite lockdown restrictions severely limiting numbers able to be taught in classrooms for a large part of the year.

Supermarkets in the UK are getting creative in an attempt to cover up empty shelves.

Croydon recorded almost a dozen drug-related deaths last year.

Thousands of children were living in temporary accommodation in Wandsworth during the last national lockdown