The Latest Breaking News from London

Extinction Rebellion to launch daily protests this April

A spokesperson has confirmed there will be daily protests in London this month

Wales Online · Apr 1, 2022

Liverpool, Manchester City resume Premier League title charge

LONDON: Liverpool and Manchester City resume their quest for historic trophy hauls on Saturday at the start of a season-defining month for both Premier League title contenders.

The Times of India · Apr 1, 2022

Extinction Rebellion to launch daily protests in London later this month

Extinction Rebellion will launch daily protests in London later this month involving “mass participation on the streets”.

Evening Standard · Apr 1, 2022

Climate activists plan daily protests after blocking 10 UK oil terminals

Hundreds of climate change protesters blocked oil terminals across Britain on Friday with some supporters climbing on top of oil tankers as part of their campaign to force the government to end its reliance on fossil fuels.

Reuters · Apr 1, 2022

Environmental protesters block oil terminals across UK

Activists climb on tankers and glue themselves to roads around London, Birmingham and Southampton

The Guardian - UK · Apr 1, 2022

Award-winning South West accountancy firm Bishop Fleming chosen to open LSE

Company with offices across the region given honour of starting London Stock Exchange trading after being named Britain's Business of the Year

Birmingham Post · Apr 1, 2022

Ramadan 2022: When the Muslim holy month is scheduled to begin

The start date for Ramadan changes each year, depending on the first sighting of a crescent new moon

Wales Online · Apr 1, 2022

Marble Arch mound mud to rebuild Hadrian's Wall as part of 'levelling up' the north

WORLD EXCLUSIVE Tory MP Mike Wrap has told the Mirror that 'levelling up' Hadrian's Wall was a sure vote winner in the northern heartlands - but that Londoners would be sad to lose the mound

Daily Mirror · Apr 1, 2022

Dublin jobs: Irish pub in London offering role for couple with free accommodation and no bills

The "Irish-oriented community pub" is located in the north of the city

Dublin Live · Apr 1, 2022

‘We are paying taxes and helping our defenders’: How Ukraine’s tech companies are working through war

During lockdown in London in 2020, the army of professionals working from bedrooms across the capital complained about long hours using ironing boards as desks, with lonely coffee breaks and exasperatingly unmuted Zooms. It felt like WFH couldn’t get tougher.

Evening Standard · Apr 1, 2022