Pre-sale for Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour opens to fans
Planning officers have recommended the 1 Undershaft office tower for approval
Londoners who have lived in the UK for years but are ineligible to vote are calling for change
Even as this week’s burst of high temperatures fades, Londoners need to prepare for more extreme heatwaves that could end lives across the capital, and cost the economy a fortune.
The total number of rough sleepers in the capital is up 19 per cent on the previous year
Phil Foden also missed training in Germany on Thursday after temporarily returning home ahead of the birth of his third child
Battle of the dark horses in Leipzig
The third instalment set to hit the big screen soon as 'it's time to move the story on'
Wheelchair user Abbi Brown, 31, ‘has been denied access to a working lift’
Take the London Underground with you to the beach
The ex-first minister also spoke about his attempts to bring Scotland’s Jewish and Muslim communities together amid the conflict in the Middle East.
Baby Olive has now been reunited with the firefighters who helped bring her into the world.
Tough draw for surprise Group E winners
A clip on social media showed a woman named Amanda saying she was moving her support from Labour.
Spurs consider fresh midfielder approach after initial £20m offer plus Giovani Lo Celso was rebuffed by Aston Villa
The fitness expert and his wife Rosie had a son, Dusty, 10 days ago.
Met identifies seven officers ‘so far’ who have allegedly placed bets on the timing of the election
Shares in the London-listed company were up by a 10th on Thursday after it updated investors on its finances.
Both candidates are disliked by majorities of Americans, according to polling
The witness said it was ‘quite alarming’ to receive an image of what he described as an ‘abduction kit’.
The Hawaiian food chain has 16 sites across London, as well as outlets in Brighton, Newcastle and Edinburgh.
Selecao fancied to go deep with favourable last-16 tie
Prince Harry is suing The Sun’s publisher News Group Newspapers over claims of unlawful information gathering
The Gambling Commission and Scotland Yard are looking into allegations that police and politicians placed bets on the date of the General Election.
The bus strikes would affect 70 London routes
