More than two dozens flights have been cancelled at Heathrow Airport this morning.

Growing your own fruit and veg is getting easier thanks to the team at You Garden and this week’s offer is sweeter on your spend, too.

Cannon Hall in Hampstead was the childhood home of Daphne du Maurier and has connections to books and films including Peter Pan, Rebecca, The Birds and Don't Look Now.

Tucked away within Avery Hill Park stands one of Eltham’s most remarkable and unusual buildings - we take a look back at its history.

There’s a town in Sussex you can visit with historic buildings and a charming high street with tickets for £6 in the Great British Rail Sale.

Greenwich people can have their say on development in the borough at a half-day public meeting about its next local plan.

F1 world champion Lando Norris will join McLaren CEO Zak Brown for a one-off live event in London, offering behind-the-scenes insight into their historic 2025 title-winning season.

A picturesque south east London neighbourhood has been named one of the best places to live in the capital for 2026.

Uxbridge landlord Saad Ahmad fined over £7,500 after Hillingdon Council found unauthorised property extension at Lynhurst Crescent. Planning breaches cited.

The immersive Legend of the Titanic exhibition at Canada Water will close on February 1, 2026, after welcoming more than 140,000 visitors in London.

Boom Lab, a new immersive gaming experience from Fever Originals, has opened in Shoreditch, offering teams explosive challenges, puzzles and high-energy fun.

A visiting camel helped re-enact the story of the Three Kings for children in Battersea

Nine-year-old leukaemia survivor Hari Owen joins MPs in Parliament to call for therapeutic play to be embedded in children’s healthcare, backed by charity Starlight.

A wedding guest, who behaved like a 'wild animal' as he bit a fellow reveller's finger off, has been jailed for five years at Oxford Crown Court.

Gameshow Live! is set to open in London in spring 2026, offering a live interactive game show experience with fast-paced challenges, cocktails, and prizes for up to 200 players.

David Bowie’s childhood home in Bromley, where he wrote early songs and dreamed of stardom, will be restored and opened to the public as a cultural heritage site in 2027.

Drivers are facing "long delays" on the A2 near Dartford after a crash involving multiple vehicles.

London Fire Brigade urges caution with fireworks after a Southgate shop fire on New Year's Eve. LFB attended 28 firework incidents across London. Safety advice inside.

Sacred Heart High School in Hammersmith launches £257k appeal to restore UK’s last Hippolyte Loret pipe organ, featured in a BBC documentary. Support sought.

Bexley’s least and most expensive areas to live have been revealed.

Here are the most complained about issues in Romford town centre on FixMyStreet across November and December 2025, and the start of 2026.

The owners of cafes at Parliament Hill Lido, Queen's Park and Highgate Wood on Hampstead Heath have been served notice to be out by February 2 but say it's too short a period to vacate.

A girl has been locked up after two women were seriously injured in a double stabbing in The Nursery in Erith.

Hidden behind Wonton Charlie's which opened in London Fields in November will be Cafe Kowloon, a Hong Kong inspired Cantonese restaurant and cocktail bar.

The A2 in Dartford is partially blocked and experiencing "long delays" after a crash.

A man was forced to strip naked, robbed and beaten up in Tottenham.

A 54-year-old man has been arrested following a fatal crash in Lambeth.

A cafe found inside a vintage train carriage in Stratford is expanding into a community hub with a calendar of events.

Bruno Mars has announced his return to London with two headline shows at Wembley Stadium in July 2026, marking his first London dates since 2017 and his only UK shows.

A review has found that historical failings in officer vetting resulted in individuals joining the Metropolitan Police who should not have served.

National Geographic has hailed saunas in Hackney as among the top 20 travel experiences in the world.

Almost 2,000 people are fighting to preserve one London borough's libraries amidst council plans for significant financial cuts for their services.

Transport for London awards Mitie a five-year contract to clean trains, Tubes, bus stations and more, focusing on staff welfare and London Living Wage.

Gradegold Catering, Greenford, fined £20,000 at Ealing Magistrates’ Court for food safety breaches, including mislabelling and HACCP failures, after council inspection.

An 11-year-old girl has died in hospital after being hit by a car in south London.

Laila Cunningham has been announced as Reform UK’s candidate for the next London mayoral election.

Plans to redevelop the Brompton House site in Croydon are progressing under the Planning Portal, following appeal approval in 2023, with demolition and new residential units proposed.

A fire alarm sounding at Heathrow Terminal 5 has led to the station being evacuated.

Children from Morden donned hard hats and high-vis jackets on a trip to see how science is essential to building new houses.

Two Dartford men have been charged after a memorial plaque was stolen in Chatham.

Met Office issues Greater London weather forecast: rain, snow, strong winds and frosts expected 8–14 January. Temperatures up to 8C; icy patches likely.

Thousands of pounds’ worth of counterfeit and unsafe goods from a storage facility have been seized by Trading Standards officers from Barking and Dagenham Council.

Plans submitted to Ealing Council could see Southall’s former Monorep MOT garage transformed into a Guru Nanak Society place of worship and community centre.

Plans for four new three-storey homes on a backland garden site in Upper Norwood have been submitted to Croydon Council, raising concerns over access, parking and overdevelopment.

A man accused of stealing from shops in Brent and Harrow has been charged after over £4,000 worth of goods.

A man accused of stealing from shops in Brent and Harrow has been charged after over £4,000 worth of goods.

Adeem Savas supplied small boats and engines believed to be used in thousands of Channel crossings to the UK.

The third of three siblings abandoned in London over eight years is set to be adopted, as a judge called her story “quite extraordinary”.

The third of three siblings abandoned in London over eight years is set to be adopted, as a judge called her story “quite extraordinary”.

Enfield Council and Thames21 have been awarded £500k to restore the river and surrounding land in Salmons Brook.