A specialist financial investigator who had a police career spanning nearly three decades has died after being diagnosed with Covid-19.

Staff and residents at a care home welcomed in the Year of the Ox with a day of celebrations and activities.

Mayoral candidate Luisa Porritt has outlined plans to introduce an apprenticeships hub in London to avoid a “lost generation” of young people.

Tens of thousands of EU citizens living in London could “unknowingly become undocumented migrants” in June when the EU Settlement Scheme ends, with no data on how many people are yet to apply.

There are more than hundreds of rules in The Highway Code.

A water company has apologised for disruption caused by ongoing works in Wembley as the leader of Brent Council urged it to “get to the bottom of the issues”.

Transport for London is currently looking for new staff across London.

An NHS trust has denied a misleading video circulating through social media “exposing” a doctor that appears to be attempting to put down a patient and blame the death on Covid-19.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today announced an extra £30 million a year to protect Metropolitan Police officer numbers until at least 2025.

Shaun Bailey has today unveiled his “Fresh Start Plan” for London and has pledged to put 8,000 new police officers on the streets if he becomes mayor.

Almost two million more people are to be told to shield to protect themselves from serious side-effects from Covid-19, officials have said.

The Prime Minister has said rapid Covid-19 testing could help entertainment venues, such as theatres and nightclubs, start to welcome back customers once lockdown restrictions are eased.

Neighbours warned a new restaurant’s bid for a late-night drinks licence would destroy the area’s “peaceful village” ambience.

Children will grow up to question their exposure to “wild and dangerous” social media, England’s Children’s Commissioner has said.

It's Pancake Day, you haven't made them for a year and you can't remember the recipe!

Landlords in some Harrow wards who do not join a licensing scheme for their properties could be banned from renting them out or face fines of up to £30,000.

The thin cake, made with batter and fried in a frying pan is perfect for a range of toppings with lemon juice and sugar the most traditional.

A busy road has been closed off by police this afternoon following a major incident.

Almost 1.5 million people in London have received at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, with the capital just shy of hitting its target.

Around two-thirds of Londoners would prefer a postal vote in the May 6 London Mayor and London Assembly elections, a survey has found.

Current therapy services for children with special needs in Harrow will continue for at least another two years following confirmation from the council’s cabinet.

Councillors are this week expected to decide on plans for dozens of new homes in a high street and proposals to replace a nursing home with a nursery.

A golf club has been busy since offering up its clubhouse as a Covid-19 vaccination centre.

No traces of Covid have been found on London’s underground stations, Tubes and buses by scientists investigating the virus.

From getting children back to school to reopening pubs, speculation is rife as to when and how lockdown restrictions might be eased.

The US’s top infectious disease expert, Dr Anthony Fauci, has recommended the practise of double masking in the past.

Boris Johnson will address the nation as the country reached 15 million vaccinations and ministers start to discuss the easing of lockdown.

More than 15 million people in the UK have now had a first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine – the equivalent of everyone in the Government’s top four priority groups.

Cameras could replace planters as a way of stopping  people driving down roads included in a scheme to encourage cycling and walking.

A care nurse who logged her countless days of the pandemic has released a book of what it was like working in the frontline in the wake of Covid-19.

A senior Harrow councillor said it remains to be seen “what residents want” in relation to the borough’s ‘Streetspace’ schemes.

A Conservative London Assembly member was accused of “blatant electioneering” at last night’s People’s Question Time, with the Chair of the meeting calling it a “disgrace”.

Waking watches in buildings seen as fire risks in the wake of the Grenfell disaster are costing Londoners an average of £12 million a month, – more than the rest of England.

The Harrow East MP has been awarded for his continuous support in helping a campaign of a four-year-old boy with a rare genetic disorder.

Harrow Council looks set to make a council tax hike of almost five per cent as its cabinet approved the budget proposals for 2021/22.

Lessons aimed at tackling the Covid-19 anti-vaccine movement will be given in London schools amid concerns young people have become more sceptical about the jab.

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

London bus drivers fear their pay will be cut by over £2,000 a year, and plan to strike in a matter of days.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

A photographer who travelled nearly 1,000 miles has published a book capturing dozens of images of life in lockdown.

Community leaders and health professionals in Brent have called for wider information around the Covid-19 vaccine to be made available to members of Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) groups.

A man has admitted stabbing a female police officer in the face with a pen.

England’s deputy chief medical officer, Jonathan Van-Tam, has said the South African variant of coronavirus is unlikely to become the dominant strain in the UK.