A train has derailed in Grove Park this morning, causing significant delays to railway services in the area.

The government is expected to reveal results from its review of social distancing measures this week.

Holiday hotspots that UK tourists usually travel to for summer sun - including Spain, Greece, Italy and France - remain on the amber list.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has faced fresh pressure to speedily release the report on the unsolved murder of Daniel Morgan, amid "cover-up" concerns.

Richmond is known as a relatively safe area, with one of the lowest crime rates in London.

The council says it is pleased with the 'remarkable' work undertaken by its modern slavery team this year.

A family were in “absolute disbelief” to discover their dead relative had a stranger buried on top of their loved one days after the funeral.

It is not yet clear if the virus poses a serious threat, but researchers are concerned animal to human infections will become more frequent.

The celestial event is expected to be visible at dawn on May 26, when the moon is at its closest point to Earth.

Londoners are being given the chance to vote for the next piece of art to occupy the iconic fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

A “living memorial” to Londoners who have lost their lives to Covid-19 was today opened in east London by Sadiq Khan.

Mosley, who was born in London on April 13, 1940, was the son of 1930s British fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley.

A Lewisham planning committee approved an application for a house to be turned into flats despite members’ concerns the proposals were against policy.

A woman hailed as “a strong, powerful voice” in the black equal rights movement has been shot in the head, her colleagues have said.

The Duke of Sussex has made a series of bombshell claims against the Royal Family since moving to the US with his wife Meghan Markle.

A video shows Sutton United celebrating as they claimed the National League title on Sunday afternoon (May 23).

Sutton United have been promoted to play in the Football League for the first time in the club's history after claiming the National League title on Sunday afternoon ( May 23).

Boris Johnson remains sure that large-scale wedding celebrations will be able to return following the next stage of lockdown easing.

London Councils are expecting a sharp rise in the number of homeless people living in the capital this summer amid a housing crisis exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

A spokesman for J D Wetherspoon confirmed the woman responsible would be banned.

A new short film shot at Selhurst Railway Club and featuring a desperate escape attempt from a toilet stall is crowdfunding its release.

DEMAND for large family homes in Sutton has skyrocketed by 57 per cent since March - the biggest increase in London.

Wandsworth has one of the most expensive parking permits in London, according to new research.

Merton Council is calling on residents to help shape the borough’s future in their biggest-ever council engagement programme.

Wandsworth has the second lowest number of recorded flytips in inner London, recent government figures reveal.

London has the lowest rate of vaccine uptake in England according to data published by Public Health England.

Two men have been convicted after raping a 14-year-old girl in a car.

AHEAD of National Bike Week (May 30-June 5), Ealing Broadway shopping centre has officially opened its Ride&Park with the help of Rupa Huq MP.

A man has been charged following a crackdown of scam text messages.

ST Benedict's School in Ealing is on the annual list of the Daily Telegraph’s best-value private schools.

FOUR fire engines and around 25 firefighters were called to a blaze in the underground car park below a block of flats and a shop at Comer Crescent, Southall, on Saturday.

A MAN has been arrested and charged following an incident on Friday (21) in which a police constable was struck by a driver in Manor Waye, Uxbridge.

Two groups united to fight for improved safety at an accident blackspot ten years ago this week.

Several high streets in north-west London will benefit from funding under schemes aimed at revitalising town centres.

A “living memorial” to Londoners who have lost their lives to Covid-19 was today opened in east London by Sadiq Khan.

Londoners are being given the chance to vote for the next piece of art to occupy the iconic fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square.

The local election results were clearly strong ones for the Conservative Party but whether they were strong enough to warrant four articles - one on the front page, two on Page 6 and a further one on Page 7 - is something I would contest.

The emergence of 'long-Covid' has been difficult to navigate for employers and employees, and the Office for National Statistics estimates that over one million people have reported experiencing long-Covid.

Three people have been charged after a 39-year-old died in hospital after being stabbed in Richmond.

Drivers are being warned of 20 items that could pose a serious risk when driving

As lockdown restrictions ease across the UK, garden get-togethers and afternoons in the beer garden have largely been put on hold this month.

One of the many lost inns in Epping high street was The Cock.

During the long lockdown Epping Forest has been one area that has served as a refuge for recreation and exercise. It has always been free for use by the public.

Food allergies, salmonella poisoning and Hepatitis A are just some of the reasons behind a number of urgent product recalls across the UK.

A POLICEMAN is being treated in hospital after he was hit by a car driver during a vehicle stop in Manor Waye, Uxbridge, on Friday evening (21).

SURGE COVID-19 testing is taking place in five West London boroughs, including Hillingdon and Ealing.

The Royal Forest Hotel pictured above in 1912 with onlookers as Chingford’s volunteer fire fighters tackle a devastating blaze at the hotel.

The Eurovision Song Contest has introduced some of the world’s biggest musical stars to the world including Celine Dion, Bonnie Tyler and ABBA.

I feel I must write to complain about the high-handed approach of the the City of London Corporation, which manages Epping Forest.

Although Census Day took place on 21 March, the official closing date for the online form is Monday 24 May.