A jihadi rapper accused of plotting a terror attack during lockdown filmed himself in a combat-style hat saying: "What, are you talking to me? ... boom!"

Detectives investigating the tragic death of a 15-year-old in New Malden, south west London, on Monday are urging any witnesses to come forward.

A teenager has been stabbed to death during a fight near a Tube station in south-west London.

Road blocks could be reintroduced in parts of Tooting near St George’s Hospital, despite being removed after a controversial month-long trial in the summer.

Significantly lower vaccine uptake among black and minority NHS staff has caused national and local worry that the virus could spread "like wildfire" through certain at-risk communities on the front line.

A jihadi rapper accused of plotting a terror attack during lockdown filmed himself in a combat-style hat saying: "What, are you talking to me? ... boom!"

Transport for London is consulting the public on whether CCTV should be mandatory in all black cabs and private hire vehicles across London, including Uber.

An attempted murder probe has been launched as a young man man fights for his life following a 'brazen' stabbing.

Hundreds of new homes will replace a large clothing store on a high street, despite concerns it will damage the area’s heritage.

Long one of North London’s most popular residential areas, Mill Hill is well known for its fantastic amenities and transport connections, set against a backdrop of picturesque countryside.

Nearly a third of patients at London A&Es faced wait times of more than four hours last month according to new NHS figures, with staff “pushed beyond breaking point” due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

A former pub in Lewisham is set to house rough sleepers in Lewisham from next week.

Coca Cola have apologised for the aproach taken to control foxes at their Sidcup factory site, and said they are in the process of finding an alternative, more humane, control measure.

The Met Police has revealed how many crimes were committed in each London borough in 2020.

Downing Street has widened the timeframe for when it plans to announce how lockdown in England will end.

A man has been charged with the murder of his 30-year-old partner after she was stabbed to death at their Croydon flat in December.

Croydon Council has been assuring staff that services will continue as usual, amid circulating claims that four senior members of staff have been suspended.

A 22-year-old who was stabbed to death in Croydon on Friday night as a wave of violence swept across south London has been named as Lavaun Witter.

Bexley Council is being offered an emergency bailout from the government because it is "unable to balance its budget."

Police have revealed how a complex firearms investigation led to the arrest and conviction of two dangerous criminals in southwest London.

Police have released CCTV shots of a suspect after he allegedly threatened to stab someone on board a bus in Bexley.

A new project designed to replicate the environment of barber shops for men in Croydon is helping the social side of getting a trim live on during lockdown.

Thousands of pounds are being raised for the family of a Bexley man and avid Charlton fan who has spent the last month in an induced coma fighting coronavirus.

The case relates to articles which showed parts of a letter she had written to her father in August 2018.

Plans to save and restore Erith's Old Library need £130,000 to be able to complete the project, and the organisers are calling on local residents help by investing in its future.

Royal Mail has listed the areas in the UK suffering from postal delays due to Covid.

The move comes after a concerning rise in abuse and assault aimed at retail staff across the nation during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The Mayor of London has said it is “shameful” that some people will still have to pay to have unsafe cladding removed from their buildings despite new funding.

An incredible six-year-old girl from Tooting has raised more than £1,000 for Wandsworth Foodbank by climbing 150 flights of stairs in one day.

Lewisham Council has renewed its commitment to a “zero-tolerance” approach to modern day slavery and human trafficking.

Mr Hancock said people want certainty over whether it was possible to go away this summer.

The multi-million cost of refurbishing Fairfield Halls is set to fall to Croydon taxpayers as the authority looks to wind down council-owned developer Brick by Brick.

A Wandsworth-based TV shopping channel is offering businesses a ‘financial lifeline’ through a new advertising scheme.

A proposed major housing development by the Grand Union Canal is set to increase by 320 homes after getting the green light from Brent Council.

The final consultation meeting on a document designed to shape a major development centred on a university will be held next week.

Plans for almost 700 homes at an industrial estate have been given the go-ahead – despite fears over the impact of the scheme on the surrounding area.

Transport for London is consulting the public on whether CCTV should be mandatory in all black cabs and private hire vehicles across London, including Uber.

A WOMAN was today (11) sentenced to a hospital order following the death of her son in Acton.

Developers could find it easier to have housing schemes approved in Enfield after the council failed to meet a key homes target.

Home Secretary Priti Patel visited a Harrow vaccination centre in a push to challenge vaccination myths and misinformation.

A man is in critical condition after being stabbed yesterday afternoon.

Campaigners and local residents have reacted furiously to news that Coca Cola is planning to cull foxes at its factory site in Sidcup.

A new documentary is helping shed light on gangs and grooming in South London and the impact on young women and girls in the area.

The Mayor of London has said it is “shameful” that some people will still have to pay to have unsafe cladding removed from their buildings despite new funding.

The Mayor of London and a cross-party group of London Assembly members have written to the Transport Secretary to request that London keep its share of money raised through road tax.

A teenage boy has sadly been pronounced dead after he was found in Green Lane Recreation Ground in New Malden on Monday evening (February 8).

The Green Party’s Sian Berry has outlined plans to make London “the most trans inclusive city in the world” as part of her bid to become the capital’s next mayor.

All of the UK is under a lockdown to try to bring down the rate of coronavirus and protect the NHS.

St Helier and Epsom Trust are to reverse their decision to charge staff for parking after being blasted by Piers Morgan.

Residents are celebrating as planters blocking off roads to through traffic are set to be removed across Sutton.