King and Queen meet old friends and new in London’s Covent Garden Charles and Camilla were carrying out their first joint engagement since the coronation weekend. The Independent UK · May 17, 2023
How the Marandis became the most connected couple in London After the Standard revealed links between Javad Marandi and a ‘dirty money probe’, Katie Strick tells the story of the rise of a tycoon Evening Standard · May 17, 2023
Thierry Henry fires 'important' Arsenal transfer warning amid $44m response Arsenal icon Thierry Henry has admitted that Folarin Balogun may need a fresh start away from north London next season Football London · May 17, 2023
‘Safety supersedes everything’: how the NSPCC works with schools to protect children Children need guidance to understand what abuse is and where to seek help if they need it. Here, the assistant head of one south London primary explains how the NSPCC collaborates with teachers to help keep pupils safe The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2023
Southend United given time to clear £275,000 tax debt Judge Mark Mullen made his decision after considering arguments from lawyers at an Insolvency and Companies Court hearing in London. The Independent UK · May 17, 2023
Range Rover driver who killed beautician while ‘showing off’ is jailed Rida Kazem, whose car ended up on the tracks at Park Royal Tube station when he lost control, was sentenced to seven and a half years. The Independent UK · May 17, 2023
Sage boss says London listing ‘is not holding us back’, despite North America making up almost half of revenue “We are very proud to be listed in the UK,” he said Evening Standard · May 17, 2023
Tom Gloag interview: Lockdown launched my career... now I’ll find out how good I can be at Giro d’Italia Within a one-kilometre radius in south London lived Fred, Ethan, Leo and Tom. All different characters, all with their different strengths, they came as a four, racing each other day after day, lap after lap, around Herne Hill Velodrome for as long as they can remember. Evening Standard · May 17, 2023
London’s best outdoor cinemas to watch films under the sun this summer Whether you’re looking for golden oldies or new releases, here are the best places to get your film fix this summer Evening Standard · May 17, 2023
OPINION - I’m glad Greggs won its battle, but London is losing the nightlife war Thud. It was the unmistakable sound of a Greggs pasty hitting an armoured car. Evening Standard · May 17, 2023
OPINION - The Standard View: The Government must axe the tourist tax harming London Ministers often stress that they are here to listen to business. A good place to start would be to axe the tourist tax on foreign shoppers before yet further damage is done to the capital’s global reputation — and economy. Evening Standard · May 17, 2023
Tram passengers ‘flung around like in washing machine’ as speeding driver attempted curve, jury told Seven people died and 19 were injured when the tram derailed in south London The Independent UK · May 17, 2023
London housing crisis: New war of words as Tories accuse Sadiq Khan over house building delivery Criticism comes as Sir Keir Starmer pledged that a Labour government would allow building on green belt areas Evening Standard · May 17, 2023
Passengers ‘flung around’ as speeding tram driver attempted curve, jury told Alfred Dorris, 49, is on trial at the Old Bailey over the derailment at Sandilands in south London on November 9 2016 in which seven people died. The Independent UK · May 17, 2023
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 ‘Scrap the tourist tax that’s harming London’, say business leaders London businesses say time is of the essence if the capital is to avoid long-term harm
Daily Mirror · May 17, 2023 Roman Reigns announced for WWE Money in the Bank London as fans given final chance to bag tickets The last batch of tickets for WWE's first PPV in the capital for more than thirty years are set to go on sale on Friday and the Undisputed Champion has confirmed a trip to London ahead of the launch
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 The real U.S ambassador to London meets Keri Russell from Netflix’s The Diplomat It’s ‘now-or-never’, they tell us
Daily Mirror · May 17, 2023 Holly Willoughby pokes fun at friends' hilarious blunder at Prince's Trust Awards The This Morning presenter - who has been hitting headlines over her reported feud with Phillip Schofield - attended the event at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London last night
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 HS2 delays: hundreds of Londoners are stuck in homes they can’t sell amid stalled construction As HS2’s Euston branch stalls, devastated residents call for urgent action as their house prices tumble amid noise, dust and unfinished building work
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 What is the tourism tax? Jeremy Hunt could scrap controversial measure affecting London Businesses have been urging the prime minister to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 Return of the SPAC? Sir Martin Franklin raises $550m war chest with London IPO SPACs surged in popularity in 2020 and 2021, but have been a rarity since
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 Silvertown tunnel among projects hailed as ‘exemplar’ boost to London economy Work on the newest Thames tunnel – roughly beneath the Emirates cable car – has stirred controversy
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 The cancer tech revolution: ‘we’re not far from a diagnosis being no big deal’ AI that can predict cancer and a knife that can sniff out mutating cells. Kate Wills looks at how technology is revolutionising the way we detect and treat the Big C
Evening Standard · May 17, 2023 Manhunt after three men ‘force their way’ into Canary Wharf home Police are hunting three men after residents were threatened during a break-in attempt in east London.
The Independent UK · May 17, 2023 World’s largest collection of Banksy artworks to go on display in London The Art of Banksy, featuring more than 110 pieces from the anonymous Bristol-based artist, will open on Regent Street in July.