The Met Office has said heavy showers lashing northern England and Northern Ireland were set to move south-eastwards on Tuesday.

The lift comes following Prime Minster Boris Johnson announcing an end to all Covid rules.

The Good Morning Britain presenter said her husband, Derek Draper, experiences “a kind of heartbreak” every day.

The smash-hit West End production and Tony, Grammy and Olivier award winning musical, Jersey Boys, will head out on a new tour of the UK and Ireland.

Haringey Council plans to strengthen its support for schools facing financial difficulties because of falling pupil numbers and government funding cuts.

Essex fire crews are taking longer to respond to emergencies than they did just over a decade ago, figures show.

A new police team is being launched in Woolwich Town Centre in a bid to crack down on crime.

A £30,000 grant programme has been confirmed by Bromley Council to decorate the high street and shopping parades for the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations.

Between Tuesday, March 1 and Saturday, March 5, 2022, The Addams family will be showing at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley.

A man and a woman have allegedly been assaulted following a confrontation with two people in a car in Eltham.

There were at least 638 collisions involving e-scooters in London between 2018 and 2021, new figures have revealed.

It’s important to remember the NHS and the Government will never ask for personal details.

The population of rats in the UK is one the rise and is currently estimated to be around 150 million, the highest number ever.

Martin Lewis is urging people with more than one prescription each month to check the savings they could be making.

Cinema-goers will have the chance to see all of the latest film releases, including: Cyrano, Death on the Nile, Uncharted, Belfast and Sing 2.

The show is based on the award-winning book by Adam Kay of the same title.

The Food Standards Agency has issued a recall of certain dog food items over concerns it contains salmonella.

Boris Johnson is leading a crisis meeting of ministers and senior officials to consider the response to Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine.

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There are delays of “well over” an hour on the M25 approaching the Dartford Crossing as a result of the QE2 Bridge’s closure.

Train operators have warned customers to “avoid travel if possible” on Monday as services are expected to be paralysed by gale-force winds.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled his "living with COVID" plan to the Commons, proposing to scrap all Covid restrictions.

Mr Johnson will meet with MPS on Monday morning before updating MPs in the afternoon on his blueprint for moving out of the pandemic.

Have you had your heart checked? Sadly, every week in the UK at least 12 apparently fit and healthy young people die of undiagnosed heart conditions and 80% of these deaths occur with no prior symptoms. 

For many, podcasts are a great form of entertainment while travelling, completing chores or just wanting to unwind and relax. Whether you want a comedy show to lift your mood, a motivational talk or to learn something new, there is a podcast for you.

Drivers in and around Epping Forest will have 15 National Highways road closures to watch out for this week.

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Creepy and kooky. Mysterious and spooky. The lights dim in the Wimbledon Theatre as everyone’s favourite ooky family returns with a musical and comedic show - it's the Addams Family!

    Learning a foreign language can be really difficult without practice, so regularly speaking with native speakers is essential. As an A-Level Italian student, I've been really lucky to be able to practise my conversation skills weekly with Clau...

A man has been taken to hospital after being rescued from a flat fire in Croydon.

Especially after the last few years we have had, reading has become a lifeline for many. People of all ages from young children to the elderly have enjoyed reading a lot more books and genres over the last couple of years. Reading opens up new worlds...

Transport for London has a “matter of days” to avoid bankruptcy after again failing to agree a long-term funding deal with Government, Sadiq Khan has warned.

A man who was arrested after the murder of Naomi Hunte in Greenwich has been released on bail.

This was the dramatic scene that greeted pupils at an east London school five years ago this week when an air ambulance landed in their playground.

The opening of a new community centre in Epping Forest was warmly welcomed ten years ago this week.

Residents have called for emergency safety measures to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour in Finsbury Park.

Police are appealing for help in finding a man missing from Croydon.

Lewisham is offering free transport to residents travelling to Covid vaccination centres in the borough.

Four fire engines and around 25 firefighters were scrambled to a house fire in Edmonton this afternoon (February 21).

Sajid Javid has confirmed people aged 75 and over, the immunosuppressed and those living in care homes will be offered a Covid-19 booster vaccine.

The duo will be visiting Shepherd's Bush Empire.

The leader of Haringey Council will call for an independent investigation into the authority’s property transactions amid ongoing controversy over a council-led housing scheme.

Valuables including six watches were stolen during a burglary in Potters Bar.

Two police constables and one ex-officer charged with sharing “grossly offensive” WhatsApp messages with Sarah Everard murderer Wayne Couzens have been named by prosecutors after their identities were initially kept secret.

A Walthamstow father has slammed “predatory parking wardens” who fined him twice when he had not parked illegally.

The Thames Barrier will be closed for the 206th time between 12.45pm and 6.45pm on Monday due to tidal surges caused by Storm Franklin.

A teacher dubbed “the strictest headmistress in Britain” has spoken of how her school turns “rude, surly” children into top university candidates. 

A "do not travel" warning has been issued to commuters this morning by Southeastern rail as Storm Franklin sweeps in across south London.

Two teenagers have been charged with murder after a man was stabbed to death in Burnt Oak.