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Eid is like Christmas for Muslims - but we celebrate it twice a year! That was the best way I could describe Eid to my friends when I was growing up. With the advent of interfaith iftars, the evening meal to close the fast, being held across London from the…

The impact from soaring interest rates on central London’s huge office market has been laid bare, as figures showed investor spend on buildings has slumped by more than 50%.

I remember, more than a decade ago, sitting down with a financial executive from the Church of England in a plush London office. The organization I co-founded, 350.org, had just launched its fossil fuel divestment campaign, and we were encouraging the Anglicans to join in, on the grounds that Exxon…

The findings are revealed on the eve of a High Court challenge which threatens to derail Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion plans

Whether it’s music, festivals or food, art or nature, you don’t need to miss out if money is tight

Uxbridge Police Station in Boris Johnson’s old constituency will remain open, London Mayor Sadiq Khan said

All train operators are likely to run some services on the days of industrial action

All bar one of top-selling titles now printed by London-based Walstead after closure of rival in Liverpool

Renter Julia Portelly couldn’t be happier to have swapped Tooting for a new start in St Albans last year

An under-threat police station in Boris Johnson’s old constituency will remain open, London Mayor Sadiq Khan said.

LONDON: The Stefanos Tsitsipas-Paula Badosa romance blossomed in Rome a couple of months ago when the Greek world No. 5 congratulated the Spaniard for her victory over Ons Jabeur in the second round. It started with a text message.