Two teenagers appear in court charged over TfL cyber attack last year Thalha Jubair, 19, from east London, and Owen Flowers, 18, from Walsall, were both arrested on Tuesday The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2025
Two teenagers in court charged over TfL cyber attack Thalha Jubair, 19, from Tower Hamlets, east London, and Owen Flowers, 18, from Walsall, West Midlands, are due in court on Thursday. Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
What it was like to dine at the state banquet for Donald Trump The Lady Mayoress of the City of London gives her first-hand account of a night celebrating UK-US relations Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
Teenagers charged with TfL cyber attack costing London millions of pounds The two teenagers – named as Thalha Jubair, 19, from Tower Hamlets, and Owen Flowers, 18, from Walsall, West Midlands – were appearing on Thursday afternoon at Westminster magistrates’ court Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
'We are sick of him': Scottish islanders hold anti-Donald Trump protest A PROTEST against Donald Trump’s state visit to the United Kingdom was held in Kirkwall yesterday The National (Scotland) · Sep 18, 2025
OPINION - Why the successes of facial recognition technology aren't a substitute for real live policing Croydon’s facial recognition cameras have caught 103 criminals since October, but wouldn’t it be better to have more police? Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
Joy Crookes: Juniper review – sadness made sublime by streetwise soul and snappy wit Four years ago, the south Londoner’s star was on the rise with her debut Skin – then she vanished. Now, she’s back with shimmering sounds and cleverly unsentimental lyrics, plus explosive cameos by Vince Staples and Kano The Guardian - UK · Sep 18, 2025
Giant Monopoly ‘top hat’ roams London’s streets to celebrate new 50p coins Standing two metres tall and weighing more than 16 kilograms, the gleaming hat is a super-sized version of the Monopoly game piece. Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
Carbone London Restaurant: What's on the Menu, Prices, and How to Get a Reservation Carbone London brings its signature Italian-American dining to Mayfair. Find out what's on the menu, how much it costs, and how to secure a booking. International Business Times UK · Sep 18, 2025
Is the government’s EV grant working? A third of UK drivers say yes 35 per cent of Brits and 54 per cent of Londoners say the discount makes them more likely to go electric The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2025
Sweet treat for Scouts meeting Kate and Melania Kate organised a special packed lunch for Squirrel Scouts from Lewisham, south London. Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
Princess Kate and Melania Trump enjoy packed honey sandwiches with scouts The princess and the US first lady joined 20 Squirrel Scouts taking part in nature activities on the Windsor Castle estate The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2025
Four top London chefs share their recipes for the perfect city home kitchen Frustrated with cooking your masterpieces in a space the size of a shoebox? Take some hot tips from what these experts did to their own homes Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
From chronic pain to the catwalk — how Jean Campbell became the darling of London Fashion Week At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025 OPINION - London Fashion Week brings in billions. So let's celebrate it as a superpower Our country continues to undervalue this essential (and valuable) industry, says CEO of the British Fashion Council Laura Weir
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025 Three people arrested just outside London suspected of 'spying for Russia' All three were arrested on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service and taken to a police station in London
Guitar World · Sep 18, 2025 “Kurt felt things about bands that had a certain honesty. His stamp of approval stood us in good stead”: The Raincoats’ Gina Birch on star fans Kurt Cobain and Kim Gordon, and why John Cale led her band into pop when they didn’t want to go there With nearly five decades of experience, the post-punk icon explains her resistance to being a pocket player, the merits of classic chords, and the drive behind her second solo album
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025 Sadiq Khan takes over Oxford Street: Row erupts over Labour council 'caving in' to mayor's pedestrianisation plans TfL gains powers over UK’s most famous high street - and parts of 36 side streets - paving the way for traffic ban
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025 London's most surveilled borough to introduce facial recognition CCTV cameras Hammersmith and Fulham already has more cameras per person than anywhere else in the UK with more than 2,000 currently operating
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025 Sheridan Smith to star in new production of Alan Ayckbourn play Described as a ‘gripping exploration of identity, family, and mental escape’, Woman In Mind will be performed in London, Sunderland and Glasgow.
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025 Energy giant Octopus to split off Kraken technology arm It comes amid reports Kraken could go public with a stock market listing, likely to be in London or New York, in the next 12 months.
Evening Standard · Sep 18, 2025 A love letter to London’s most cultural bus route 4/5 This group show at the Belmacz gallery plots a cultural looks at the highs and lows of London framed by the Number 19 bus route
Euronews · Sep 18, 2025 Star-studded Palestinian benefit concert at London's Wembley raises €1.7m The UK’s largest cultural fundraising event for Palestinians last night at Wembley raised approx. €1.7m for humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza. Here are some of the highlights of the evening.
The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2025 ‘Get it in the post to the Beckhams’: Emma Willis on her punk Pudsey T-shirt for Children in Need Emma Willis revealed her new T-shirt for Children in Need on the eve of London Fashion Week.
The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2025 Jerry of Ben & Jerry fame has resigned from his role with the ice cream giant Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, has resigned from his role as brand ambassador following a public dispute with parent company Unilever over the conflict in Gaza. Greenfield stated he could no longer remain an employee after 47 years, claiming Ben & Jerry's had been 'silenced' by Unilever regarding…