The Latest Breaking News from Ross Lydall

TfL contractors earning £11.95 an hour praised for doing ‘fantastic job’

London bus drivers were three times more likely to die from the virus than the wider UK population, according to a study

BBC London was unable to broadcast its TV news bulletins when staff walked out on Budget day in protest at planned changes to local radio.

A £290m “cable car” shuttle that will put Luton airport within about 30 minutes of central London has been unveiled.

Transport for London is withholding more than £1m from a borough mayor who is considering axing road schemes designed to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

A long-awaited safety upgrade to one of London’s most dangerous roundabouts in Old Street is set to be completed with the year, transport chiefs vowed on Tuesday.Walking and Cycling Commissioner Will Norman and Head of Healthy Streets Helen Cansick speak to Ross Lydall, the Standar's City Hall and Transport Editor.

The biggest jump in Tube and bus fares for more than a decade. The largest hike in the mayor’s share of council tax bills for 20 years. And the highest rise in food prices since 1977. That last one isn’t Sadiq Khan’s responsibility but the rule of three demanded a…

Plus! It’s the Tube’s 160th anniversary

MPs to probe decision by Southeastern Railway to axe more than 700 trains a week

In the first panel at the ES Plug It In Summit, moderator Ross Lydall was joined by a panel of experts to discuss the roadblocks to EV ownership and how best to move forward

As the morning progressed, a clear blue sky descended into a hellish yellow-brown haze. Londoners were used to smog, but this was different. Visibility was cut to mere metres. People in the Isle of Dogs reported not being able to see their own feet.