The Latest Breaking News from London

Evening Standard Comment: Bishopsgate Streetspace scheme has become a vital safer cycling route in the City

Horse-drawn carriages versus pedestrians, cars against cyclists — the history of London is littered with competing claims for limited space on its roads.

Evening Standard · Jan 26, 2022

Citigroup plans £100m revamp of Canary Wharf tower

US investment bank to refurbish 42-storey building in London Docklands over next three years

The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2022

'I'm a serial cheat - I feel no guilt when desperate wives get in touch with me'

Gweneth Lee, who considers herself the 'UK's most well-known mistress' has revealed all about the women in her life – the wives of her many married lovers, who occasionally get in touch

Daily Mirror · Jan 26, 2022

Kate Middleton wears £10 earrings from ASOS on visit to mental health service

Kate Middleton visited the mental health text service Shout in London today wearing a beautiful olive green patterned dress, which she teamed with earrings that cost just £10 from online fashion giant ASOS

Daily Mirror · Jan 26, 2022

UK cryptocurrency firms top nearly 350 making it a global leader in digital asset investment

There are nearly 350 investment firms in London.

Daily Record · Jan 26, 2022

Beer prices set to soar to £7 a pint in London with pubs charging 50p more across UK

Londoners may soon have to pay £7 a pint as pub prices surge due to rising inflation rates, industry insiders have warned.

Evening Standard · Jan 26, 2022

Couple who ran ‘chaotic’ illegal school in north London lose appeal

A couple who ran an illegal school in north London have lost their appeal against their convictions.

Evening Standard · Jan 26, 2022

The great return: major London stations 10% busier than last week

London’s “great return” continues as increasing numbers of commuters make the journey into their offices in the West End, the City and Docklands.

Evening Standard · Jan 26, 2022

Hundreds of lives saved by improved air quality during first Covid lockdown, study suggests

Analysis of 47 European cities found Paris, London, Barcelona and Milan were among the top six with the highest number of avoided deaths

The Independent UK · Jan 26, 2022

Londoner’s Diary: Sir Anish Kapoor takes aim at ‘criminal’ assault on arts

SIR Anish Kapoor has launched a broadside at “the assault on the arts in the school curriculum”, claiming it is “nothing short of criminal”. “This drift to small-nation, small-minded nationalism… is reminiscent of fascistic governments of recent times who attempted to control our imagined inner selves,” he argues.

Evening Standard · Jan 26, 2022