Month: October 2026

The new private parking code of practice will apply in England, Scotland and Wales and will bring in a fully independent scrutiny and oversight board.

Jan Vertonghen will take on a legend from a different sport

Planning approved for next stage of 2,170-home site in Kingston

Gbolade Design Studio has completed a new family house designed to passive energy standards and to be net positive in operation

Chief executive David Wood said the group is on track to meet profit guidance for the year.

Writer and Director: Jordan Firstman Despite the frequent references to drugs, dicks and darkrooms, Jordan Firstman’s debut Club Kid is the feel-good movie of this year’s BFI London Film Festival. While the plot of a man discovering that he has a child has been explored in films such as Three Men and A Baby and

Writers: Ali Asgari and Shadmehr Rastin  Director: Ali Asgari  Bang up-to-date, Ali Asgari’s sixth feature explores one man’s decision to commit suicide as protests rock Iran and as President Trump threatens to bomb Tehran. Arash is packing up his apartment. The verdant houseplants will go to his sisters, and the cat he bestows upon his

The former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has accused Chelsea of being ‘bigger offenders’ than Manchester City

Writer: Junhan Cheng, translated and adapted by Anlan Shi Director: Beatrice Paolucci Audience participation is almost inevitable in a cabaret magic show, especially when you’re sitting in the front row. Whether it’s picking a playing card or being dragged up on stage to act as an eyewitness to a larger illusion, some people revel in

Tides for 7 days for London Bridge (Tower Pier), London

The council says closing the scheme to new applicants would save £140,000 over two years as part of a wider package of financial cuts

‘My gut tells me it’s going to be quite close,’ says polling expert Martin Baxter

Good morning, welcome to our live coverage of rail delays between London Paddington and Reading following a vehicle striking a bridge in the Langley area.

Camden Council was notified by Bright Horizons in 2021 after a parent complained about the behaviour of Vincent Chan who was later cleared and went on to sexually abuse three-year-olds

Greenwich Council has licensed a 5,000-capacity open-air events venue at the former Stone Foundries site in Charlton. Here’s what we know so far.

Rooftop rent cuts, planning refusals and congestion leave Ookla ranking the UK’s capital last for speed and latency

A Hounslow councillor says he stands by recorded comments saying he supported ‘executions’ taking place in the Downing Street garden

The Diamond League events have been confirmed for the 2027 Novuna London Athletics Meet that will be taking place on the 17 July at the London Stadium.

Police make arrest after multiple Jewish women report being assaulted

A chemical thought to be caustic soda entered the water at Knockando burn in May, killing fish and other wildlife.

Full text of the speech given by the Rt Hon Ellie Reeves KC MP at the London Conference on International Law 2026

London Broncos have appointed retiring captain Will Lovell as the new head coach of the club’s reserves ahead of 2027.

John Healey is said to have rejected calls for the tax to be hiked over fears it could lead to a loss of Treasury revenues

One London borough is the second worst place in England to grow up while three are in the top 10 best, according to a new report by the children’s commissioner

Weather will take a turn for the worse on Thursday night as ‘two really deep areas of pressure’ move in from the Atlantic

Calgary’s opera house has removed a singer from future performances after he raised a Palestinian flag on stage.

Police remain on scene this morning

All the latest updates as a number of collisions have resulted in major traffic problems

Roberto De Zerbi held his cards close to his chest following Tottenham Hotspur’s 3-1 win over Coventry City on Monday night.

MEMBERS of Rock Choir from Chester, Knutsford and Warrington travelled to London at the weekend to take part in a tribute to Sir David Attenborough.

The Tottenham Hotspur is speaking to the media following the victory against Coventry City in the Premier League on Monday

The city that killed HitchBot is back at it.

Maximum parking charges will be frozen at £100 under the new code of practice

HSBC’s ‘sharia-compliant’ fund invested over $100 million in companies linked to Israel’s military.

Curfews tonight in France. In Lille in the north and Nice in the south and several areas of Paris.The French government is taking no chances after a weekend…

The new documentary film “Köln Tracks” (previously known as “Lost in Köln”) will have a London screening on 1 November, followed by a Q and A with director Vincent Duceau. The screening is part of the Doc’n’Roll Festival. Details below WATCH THE OFFICIAL TRAILER Official Description: “Marking Keith Jarrett’s 80th birthday and the 50th anniversary

Spurs came out as 3-1 winners over Coventry City to pick up their first win of the 2026/27 season

John Swinney has been compared to a dictator over plans to bring the network under public control, but is he onto something?

James Maddison scored a brilliant opener on his first start in 18 months after his injury nightmare to lift Tottenham off the bottom of the table

Microsoft wants enterprises to closely watch the agents that employees use with systems not controlled by AI labs like OpenAI and Anthropic.

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Director Boots Riley has very quickly carved out a distinct niche style for himself. 2018’s Sorry to Bother You was one of the oddest films to be released in years. It’s mix of satire, surrealism, vivid colours, dystopian sci-fi and plot twists which absolutely no-one (no you didn’t) saw coming made for a fantastic experience.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer said the 1987 stock market crash offers an important lesson that can be applied to the recent AI sell-off.

System can estimate a person’s biological age and predict chances of cancer survival from a single photograph

CNBC’s Jim Cramer warned investors against rushing back into AI stocks quite yet.

A lack of strategy over the two-week autumn break risks creating a ‘postcode lottery’ for families, an education expert has warned.

The Childline founder, who had been diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in 2023, died at her home in the New Forest on September 30.

The head will be on show in the exhibition Roman Scotland: Life On The Edge Of Empire.

The chief executive of Match Group said Tinder has undergone a turnaround after years of declining usership.

Experts also warned the NHS is at the point ‘where we can’t tell where one crisis ends and the next begins’.