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UEFA Champions League final: Plans for outdoor watching spots from Trafalgar Square to Hyde Park
Westminster City council documents reveal that up to half of all events at Trafalgar Square could soon be alcohol-fuelled
Brand new Oxford Street food court given green light on site of souvenir shop
Chinese, Mediterranean and Iranian food will be coming to the famous London shopping street
Parking charge rises in Westminster have left residents feeling 'ignored'
The survey showed 91 per cent of respondents expressed concerns or opposed the plans
Former Marco Pierre White restaurant being used by squatters secured by police
One man has been arrested after locals reported a music event taking place in the disused restaurant
Life on London's most expensive street right next to the King's closest Marks and Spencer
Shops on the streets get some well-off customers as they're just a stone's throw from one of London's biggest landmarks but it comes at a hefty price to call it home
'I survived the London nail bombings - 25 years on I can still see the people covered in blood after wave of hate'
Richard Torry has lived on Old Compton street since 1980 and looked down from his window moments after one of the horrific attacks
Survivors of London nail bombings 'want to forget' horrific attack but live with memories 25 years on
MyLondon spoke to those impacted by the horrific bombing of Soho's Admiral Duncan pub which claimed the lives of three people and was one of three attacks on London's minority communities
Quarter of a century on from the Admiral Duncan pub bombing – Soho remembers
At 6.37pm on April 30, the bomb exploded, tearing through the popular Soho bar, killing three and injuring at least 70 people. Those who died would be later named as John Light, 32, Nick Moore, 31, and Andrea Dykes, 27, who was pregnant at the time.
Doctor given 10-month suspension for ‘cavalier’ issuing of prescriptions to overseas patients
Professor Sundara Lingam facilitated the issuing of medication for conditions as serious as cancer and HIV for patients, some of whom it later turned out did not exist.
'Notorious and elaborate Ponzi scheme' fraudster arrested after swindling £550m from investors
The 42-year-old appeared at court for the scam
Huge London St George's Day party in Trafalgar Square with live music and weird 'English pentathlon'
Enjoy some Morris dancing while you chow down on some fish and chips and a 99 Flake in true English fashion
Train and bus advice as London Marathon, FA Cup semi-final and Premier League matches held on same day
It's set to be a massively busy day in London, so be sure to know what's happening before you travel
Map shows London Marathon 2024 route - start and finish line and landmarks
It's a 26.2 mile long stretch to complete the Marathon but whereabouts in London does the route take you?
Met believe there is strong possibility killer was known to 27-year-old murdered in her Hyde Park home
“While our detectives are keeping an open mind regarding any motive, I can confirm they believe it is possible that her attacker was known to her," said top Met officer
Westminster 'stabbing' and feared acid attack outside Airbnb as dancer has liquid thrown in face
Nigerian dancer and singer Korra Obidi is said to be the victim by her sister, influencer Nancy Umeh
Westminster stabbing murder referred to IOPC as Met say killer was 'likely' someone the victim knew
The Met has referred itself to the IOPC over Kamonnan Thiamphanit's murder after she was found when police forced entry to her home on Monday, April 8
Homeless London families serve Michael Gove 'eviction notice' as they march on offices
They want the housing secretary to invest in more three, four and five bedroom homes
Young woman killed at her Hyde Park home is named
While formal identification awaits, next of kin have been informed and the woman has been named as Kamonnan Thiamphanit, who was known to her friends as Angela, who lived at Stanhope Place.
Woman found stabbed to death in Westminster home named and pictured for the first time
Her body was found after police forced entry into her home after her friends had reported her missing
North London school to spend £2 million on temporary classrooms due to RAAC
Pupils and staff are expected to be able to move back into the building by the end of the year