A new mum who had a haemorrhage shortly after birth has thanked the medical team who kept her safe.

Two new London Assembly members have stepped in to assist efforts to resume Parkrun events next month.

The suspects were allegedly involved in sending scam text messages, primarily posing as Royal Mail

From Marvel and James Bond, to reimagined classics, here are the top picks for cinema-goers in 2021.

A gunman who shot a man dead inside a snooker hall has been convicted of murder.

Sadiq Khan has called on the Government to provide “clarity” over its guidance to people living in areas affected by the “Indian variant” of Covid-19.

A 25-year-old woman died at her parents' home after hospital staff failed to spot the bowel obstruction that killed her on an X-ray.

Employment in London may not return to pre-pandemic levels until 2023 despite strong economic growth this year, according to a new City Hall report.

‘The people doth protest too much!’ according to the Government's Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

The Gambling commission is set to announce whether Camelot will keep hold of the licence for a fourth term in the next six months.

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.

The East London boyband's decision to perform at a 'pro-Brexit' concert was making our headlines five years ago this week.

Plans for a six-storey car park as part of the new Whipps Cross Hospital have added to concerns over air pollution.

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 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.

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

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

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

Wanstead Park and Flats must have contributed much to the sanity of people over the period of the pandemic.

Harold Wilson was Prime Minister, inflation rose above 24 per cent and unemployment climbs over 1.25 million for the first time. The year was 1975 and the picture at the top of the page of part of the Harrow Green Estate was typical of many urban ...

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.

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

We've rounded-up some of the highlights to look out for in each supermarket.

Sadiq Khan visited the new Nine Elms Tube station today as the Northern Line extension nears completion.

The Indian Covid variant has now been found in a multitude of places across the country.

Friends was one of the biggest sitcoms on the planet in the 90s before it ended in 2004 and will return after more than two decades.

The London Assembly’s Labour group has called on the Government to “urgently reconsider” its plans for overhauling Britain’s rail network.

Parents and carers of youngsters in Redbridge at risk of being drawn into gangs and criminal life are being urged by the Met Police to “take action”.

A rabbi attacked just meters from his Synagogue was hit in the head with a brick after being knocked to the floor by a barrage of punches, a court has heard.

A man who forced a woman into a car and raped her has been jailed for ten years.

Some 2,886 people aged 30 and older are being recruited at 18 NHS sites from London to Glasgow.

Everyone knows a McDonald’s order isn’t complete without a serving of classic chicken nuggets, and Aldi’s version will be no different.

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

Sadiq Khan today visited Yorkshire as he doubled down on his pledge to “build bridges” between London and the rest of the country.

A disabled Leytonstone woman has been left in potential danger for years after her housing association failed to fix a long-standing leak.

Two men have been charged in connection with an assault on a rabbi just meters from his Synagogue in Chigwell.

Three years after the creation of the UK’s first boroughwide no-prostitution zone, Redbridge Council wants residents’ support to keep cracking down.

The highly acclaimed play Just My Boy, performed by Leyton Sixth Form College's On Point Theatre Company, has been accepted by the prestigious International Youth Arts Festival for what will be the final performance of this acclaimed, hard-hittin...

The plan to cut emissions also includes an end to sales of new petrol and diesel passenger cars by 2035.

Nick Knowles has hosted DIY SOS for over two decades, since it debuted in 1999. 

A 12-month trial of e-scooter rentals in London will begin in June, TfL has today confirmed.

A moped rider who indecently exposed himself to lone women in Haringey and east London has been jailed.

East London pubs got a much-needed spending boost on Monday, new figures suggest, as thirsty customers were allowed indoors for the first time this year.

A highly sought-after independent prep school will be welcoming boys for the first time at the start of the next school term.

A man who believed he had a comic book alter-ego has been jailed for repeatedly stabbing and almost killing a young woman in a park toilet.

Transport for London’s emergency funding deal from the Government has been extended until May 28, the Department for Transport has announced.

Redbridge and Havering Council can no longer place a blanket ban on travellers stopping on public land, following a landmark trial.