Londoners who are caught breaching coronavirus rules are more likely to face fines as the new national lockdown comes into force, police have said.

Transport for London needs up to £125 million to keep providing concessionary fares such as free travel for under-18s and over-60s, according to London Mayor Sadiq Khan.

The leader of Harrow Council has called on the Government to introduce “proper” testing and vaccination in schools following the decision to close them as part of a national lockdown.

Four Romanian nationals have been cleared of being involved in Britain’s biggest ever domestic burglary plot, which saw millions of pounds in cash and jewellery stolen from celebrities.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called on the Government to tighten restrictions on people entering the UK to stop the spread of Covid-19.

The new national lockdown will see schools closed and people told to stay home.

Boris Johnson is set to announce a new 'lockdown'

A Santander branch has been temporarily shut after a confirmed case of Covid-19 within staff.

Diesel salt spreaders in Brent have been replaced by electric models as part of the council’s bid to improve the borough’s environment.

Boris Johnson is set to make a statement tonight regarding coronavirus restrictions following escalating case numbers.

The Northern Line Extension has reached a “major milestone” as test passenger trains completed the first journeys along brand new tunnels over Christmas.

Environmental campaigners decried the “wanton destruction” of a row of trees on a proposed housing redevelopment site.

The Prime Minister’s televised address will take place at 8pm on Monday, replacing Eastenders, which was set to air at 8:05pm.

The Prime Minister’s televised address is expected to take place at 8pm on Monday.

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Matt Hancock admitted that controlling the new variant is "proving increasingly difficult in all parts of the country.”

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London schools will remain closed next week as the UK prepares to ramp up its coronavirus vaccination programme.

As a year of minimal travel and lockdowns draws to a close, many Brits will be planning the best way to maximise their time off work in 2021.

Harrow Council has written to all of the primary school head teachers in the borough and advised them to keep their schools closed next week.

Care home staff and residents received their first round of the coronavirus vaccine.

The full calendar of celestial events taking place throughout 2021.

With coronavirus cases spiralling across London and the capital placed in Tier 4 restrictions, the Met Police are urging people to celebrate the New Year safe and at home.

The Mayor of London and council leaders have said they were not consulted on the Government’s decision to reopen some primary schools in the capital from next week.

Several Metropolitan police officers have been recognised in the Queen’s New Year Honours list for their achievements and services to policing.

A look back at some of the most memorable bits of 2020.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson is set to deliver a statement to the Commons about the return to schools.

Many areas in parts of Hertfordshire, London and Essex will be told to keep primary schools shut.

There will be reduced services on the Tube, rail and buses on New Year’s Eve as Transport for London reminds people to stay at home.

Londoners are being urged not to call ambulances unless it is an emergency as the London Ambulance Service struggles to cope with Covid-19.

A retail park that forms part of a major regeneration site looks set to be bought up by Barnet Council.

Public Health England has issued a warning as Covid infection rates in London and Essex are now "some of the highest" in England.

The Government is coming under increasing pressure to reverse its decision to reopen schools in January as Covid-19 cases continue to rise.

A suspected drink driver was arrested after going on a search for a missing iPhone left in a taxi.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said that the UK’s Brexit deal “falls short of what’s best for London” as the capital’s business leaders and politicians grapple with the details of the deal.

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A man has been charged in connection with a burglary which involved an elderly woman being threatened at knifepoint.

As lockdown restrictions began to slowly ease, ‘Black Lives Matter’ became the topic of conversation in June after the death of George Floyd in the US and hundreds of years of police brutality and racism.

As we continue our look-back over 2020, May continued to bring tragic news as the pandemic continued.

Everything you need to know about when to take your Christmas tree and decorations down.

NHS workers across the country were facing extreme pressures in April as the pandemic continued, and there concerns for safety.

Unfortunately March was a dreaded month in 2020, this month marked the start of lockdown and hospitals were sharply overwhelmed.

Here are five of the best recipes for making the most of your Christmas leftovers.

Here's everything you need to know about why we celebrate boxing day.

History will look back to 2020 as the year of the coronavirus pandemic, and it can sometimes be hard to remember there was a period this year where Covid-19 seemed like a distant virus.

In what has been quite an eventful and very different year, it may be hard to recall some of the biggest and most interesting north London stories this year.

While the song is a staple of merry Christmas do sing-alongs, the true meaning of the phrase is somewhat different.

The Queen made her first Christmas Day speech in 1952 following the death of her father, King George VI.

Spending Christmas alone can be tough, but there are lots of ways you can still make it a special day.

Plans for up to 75 new Covid-19 test centres in London will go ahead despite concerns about the accuracy of rapid lateral flow tests.