Boris Johnson is due to address the nation from Downing Street at 5pm.

Pizza Express has announced which 118 branches will reopen on April 12, and 23 of them are in south London and the surrounding areas.

A school charging thousands of pounds in fees per year is still ‘inadequate’, according to Ofsted.

Lambeth Council has loaned a further £5.5 million to its wholly-owned house building company, added to £5 million loaned last year.

Macmillan has supported over one thousand cancer patients living in south London with vital grants since the start of the pandemic.

Three UK supermarkets have sent an urgent new safety message to customers.

Authorities have released a public appeal in the search for a teenage girl missing from Surrey.

With schools having returned and Easter fast approaching, the government has set out a roadmap for coronavirus restrictions to be further eased at the end of March - but what does this actually mean for Easter in London?

Bus services in the capital are set for more disruption today due to a driver strike over pay.

Channel 5 is looking for residents with various medical conditions to appear on its popular TV show Skin A+E.

A woman who attended the Clapham Common vigil for Sarah Everard says police ignored her when she attempted to report an incident of indecent exposure.

Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens has appeared in court charged with the of 33-year-old marketing executive Sarah Everard.

A children's life coach and counsellor from south London says the future of this generation "rests on a knife edge" as she speaks on schooling and the pandemic.

Four people were arrested and two received fixed penalty notices amid further protests over the policing of the vigil in central London.

Dons Local Action Group will celebrate one-year since it's launch with a virtual event at Plough Lane.

Data has revealed the roads in the Clapham Common where the highest number of violent and sexual crimes have been reported.

Police are increasing patrols after thieves target mothers with buggies in Balham.

A memorial to Cherry Groce is set to be unveiled in April, 35 and a half years after her shooting sparked the Brixton Riot of 1985.

A police officer charged with the kidnap and murder of Sarah Everard will appear at the Old Bailey on Tuesday.

The Duke has spent 28 nights as an in-patient – his longest ever stay.

Transport for London has revealed the 80 routes that will be disrupted due to a driver strike on Wednesday.

People across the country have paid tribute to Sarah Everard over the weekend, and many beautiful tributes were marked in south London.

More than 500 iconic red phone boxes across London are up for grabs, as BT urges communities to give them a new lease of life.

Skirmishes have broken between protestors and security guards over the felling of a mature tree in Battersea.

A new vaccination centre has opened at Roehampton's historic Queen Mary's Hospital.

A new app has launched today which seeks to keep children safe on Wandsworth’s streets.

Council leaders have blasted the Met Police’s “manhandling” of women attending a vigil for Sarah Everard on Saturday (March 13).

The Metropolitan Police has faced criticism in regards to how they handled the vigil, with calls being made for Commissioner Cressida Dick to resign.

A woman has slammed the Metropolitan Police for “throwing her to the floor” during a vigil for Sarah Everard.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick is facing calls to resign after clashes between police and crowds at a vigil for Sarah Everard.

Metropolitan Police have defended their handling of a vigil in memory of Sarah Everard amid pressure to explain their actions following the event.

The Duchess of Cambridge visited a south London memorial for Sarah Everard yesterday afternoon.

Every 10 years all households across England and Wales are asked to complete a questionnaire about their lifestyle and living situation, known as the Census.

Customers can book tables on their local pub’s website from Friday March 26.

Pictures show hundreds of people on Clapham Common this evening as they paid tribute to Sarah Everard, despite the official vigil being cancelled.

The death of Sarah Everard has underlined the depth of the femicide crisis in the UK and around the world.

Event organisers have confirmed a vigil to mark the memory of Sarah Everard will not go ahead this evening.

The body of Sarah Everard was identified by her dental records after it was found in a large builder’s bag in Kent, a court has heard.

Rail services will be disrupted in south-west London as engineering work is set to be carried out just days after England’s stay-at-home order is lifted.

Police have issued an appeal to help find a woman missing from Brixton.

A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with the murder of Sarah Everard, who disappeared as she walked home in south London last week.

Here are the best and worst Easter egg deals in UK supermarkets.

The celebrations will feature a busy programme of events which have yet to be announced and are dependent on how the coronavirus pandemic progresses.

The High Court has rejected a case brought forward by campaigners trying to overturn the Met Police's decision that a vigil on Clapham Common would be "unlawful".

Police have confirmed that human remains found in the search for Sarah Everard belong to her.

With Professor Chris Whitty’s stark warning of another 30,000 Covid deaths in the UK to come, there appears a real possibility a third wave of infections could be on the cards.

The UK has been left reeling by the death of Sarah Everard, who is understood to have been abducted while walking home from a friend’s house in Clapham.

The Met Police's assistant commissioner has acknowledged the public are "hurt and angry" about the tragic murder of Sarah Everard.

Police have been pictured investigating a derelict garage in Dover, Kent today (March 12) as part of the ongoing probe into the disappearance of Sarah Everard.

Follow our live coverage for the latest updates from the Sarah Everard case as police activity continues at two sites in Kent