In the days leading up to the anniversary major networks and streaming platforms are rolling out a range of programmes to look back on 9/11.

The £20 weekly uplift was introduced temporarily to help claimants weather the storm of the coronavirus pandemic.

The National Television Awards (NTAs) is live from The O2 London on September 9.

Disney’s Frozen film is now a musical as it arrives at London’s West End.

It is ten years ago this week since pub chain J D Wetherspoon boosted hopes that a tree once occupied by protesters could be returned to its East London home

Police are investigating the murder of Alex Ajanaku,18 who was fatally shot in Waltham Forest they continue to appeal for information.

A UK-wide 1.25% health and social care levy based on National Insurance (NI) contributions will be introduced.

The pub chain has said the discount will be available at 870 of its pubs.

Boyband The Wanted has taken to social media to announce a new album and some live performances.

Rents across the UK have seen a rise once again, with an average increase of about £40 since last year.

A popular Indian restaurant in South Woodford has won another award for being the “Best Asian Restaurant in London.” 

A 14-year-old girl was stabbed in the neck in broad daylight.

A man from south east London has been jailed for sharing extremist Islamic material glorifying acts of terrorism.

More people have died at home in East London during the pandemic than in the years before it, figures suggest.

More people have died at home in East London during the pandemic than in the years before it, figures suggest.

Monday morning was the busiest rush hour on the Tube since the first national lockdown, according to Transport for London (TfL).

The tax hike will raise around £10 billion, which will be spent on the NHS as it recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The government has reportedly drawn up plans for another lockdown in October.

When it comes to the “finely balanced” decision on vaccinating healthy 12 to 15-year-olds against coronavirus, an expert advising on jabs has said that there is no right or wrong answer.

The lineup for Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Wireless 2021 festival features Skepta, Megan Thee Stallion, Migos and more.

This week Met Police are looking for 24 year old Mark Maloney. Mark is wanted in connection with a burglary that happened within the London Borough of Redbridge.

Your favourite local paper is giving local charities the chance to take a share of a whopping £125k cash giveaway.

A recent CIPHR study has revealed that 68 per cent of employers polled are considering reducing the pay of employees that choose to continue to work from home permanently.

The CBI are asking the government to take urgent action to tackle staff shortages.

The four other members of Girls Aloud have paid tribute to Sarah Harding following her death from breast cancer on Sunday.

Emmerdale star Amy Walsh and EastEnders star Toby Alexander-Smith are expecting their first child together.

British Airways are planning to restore short-haul flights from Gatwick airport

Love Island's Millie Court and Liam Reardon came face to face with Lillie Haynes in the reunion episode.

Living in a community means everyone has responsibilities.

Above is a wonderful picture of Epping High Street from c1905 with a man posing for the camera, leaning against the famous water fountain erected in 1887.

Getting in on the advent calendar game once again is Lego, offering something a bit different for those who might not have a sweet tooth

Commuters in London can grab a free drink or snack thanks to a rail company offer.

The London Assembly has urged Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and TfL to remove temporary travel restrictions for older people imposed at the height of the pandemic.

A mother and children are pictured above, perhaps ready to cross a very quiet Station Road, Chingford, with an early perambulator in c1910.

Any brand that ignores their core customer base will, eventually, receive a rude awakening. We can cite a litany of examples from Volkswagen, who destroyed trust with the emissions scandal, to KFC, who ran out of chicken.

Previous victims have found they’ve been charged over £240 a year for fraudulent plans.

Morrisons has combined two of the nation’s favourite takeaway foods in an ultimate pizza mashup.

We've rounded-up some of the highlights to look out for in each supermarket.

The head of TfL has said fare rises in January are not a “pre-determined outcome” despite it being a condition of the government’s funding deal.

Summer is making a much needed return next week with a mini heatwave - according to forecasters.

There is no indication that the Queen, 95, is in poor health and there have been no urgent changes to her funeral plans.

People considered to have had severe immunosuppression at the time of vaccination will be offered a third dose.

Apple says it wants to take more time to “make improvements” after concerns relating to privacy were raised.

Options to pay later appear on the checkout of retailers’ websites offering to spread the cost of purchases.

The messaging app Whatsapp is now offering a service where it can inform rail travellers about journey disruption.

It comes after E.On and Scottish Power told customers standard tariffs will jump by around £139 a year.

A pub from classic comedy show Only Fools and Horses has been recreated - and fans can visit for a pint!

A FOURTH person has died after a horror crash on the M25 last month.

An organisation that helps athletes who cannot run independently will benefit from a Rotary Club golf day taking place next week.

More than 50 people were arrested as part of a two-week campaign targeting drug drivers drivers in London.