Category: City Buzz

With Sir Keir Starmer’s premiership on the brink, the revolving door of Number 10 feels like it has never been more pronounced. But is this true? Why is Brit…

The family of three women whose bodies were recovered from the sea off Brighton beach have set up a fundraiser to assist with funeral costs.

The steep drop in the latest figures is part of a downwards trend that has been under way since 2023.

The women whose bodies were recovered from the sea off Brighton beach last week were named as three sisters from Uxbridge, west London

Hau-Yu Tam was made cabinet member for ‘sanctuary and healing’ on Lewisham council

The TV star also appeared in Blake 7, Yes Minister, The Bill and Casualty

Scotland Yard had been in talks about using controversial firm’s artificial intelligence technology to automate intelligence analysis in criminal investigations

The code of practice has been updated in full for the first time since 2011.

Every year The Sunday Times publishes its Parent Power Guide to the best schools in the UK and here are the top-rated north London schools in the…

Nova is a grassroots community organisation based in the part of Kensington where the Grenfell Tower fire took place

In a video released by his office, National Security Minister Ben-Gvir taunts zip-tied activists, causing condemnation.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has blocked a £50m deal with controversial US tech firm Palantir.

The UK capital is unexpectedly emerging as a leading destination for pizza, with those in the know saying its own versions of the classic are now better than rivals in Italy, America and elsewhere.

The RAC estimated that 19 million leisure trips will take place by car between Friday and Monday.

The sun is shining at last, and theatre is hotting up too as summer begins. No better places to celebrate than at the [Open Air …

A deadly kitchen dust has been destroying lives in California – in what doctors are calling an epidemic. Katie Barnfield has been investigating the rise in s…

Bromley Council has published its Planned Highway Maintenance Programme for 2026/27 to sort out potholes and carry out major repairs

There are changes in everything from food prices to transport costs, days out to tax rules

The move will apply to attractions such as theme parks, zoos and museums, as well as cinemas and theatres, from June 25 to September 1

Neither Jeffrey or Eleanor Donaldson were present in court for the ruling.

Adrian Martel needed surgery after suspected bite from false widow spider

The MP for Islington North’s Commons motion also praises the captaincy of Martin Odegaard

The Scottish First Minister also said he will be taking forward plans for a price cap on a limited number of items.

Founder Alexis Ohanian said he is keen to ‘make Athlos truly global’ as he announces a London meeting at StoneX Stadium in September

Nebius said Wednesday that it would deploy Bloom’s fuel-cell technology to generate electricity faster and more quickly at its data centers in Europe.

Announcing the ‘Great British Summer Savings scheme’, Rachel Reeves said it was important families are ‘able to enjoy time together without worrying about the next bill’

Newham Council said the headquarters of the East Africa Muslim Cultural Group was ‘in use as an unauthorised community centre, including as a place of worship’

Palestinian Football Association turns the World Cup tournament into a game of political football

Two teenagers are on trial at the High Court in Glasgow.

Dame Melanie Dawes said the regulator will tighten up guidance if necessary.

The S&P Global flash UK composite purchasing managers’ index, which is watched closely by economists, recorded a reading of 48.5 for May.

The former prince stepped down from the role he held for 10 years in 2011 when he came under fire for his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

One man launches a series of kicks as pair fight on the shop floor of the luxury London department store

Giovanny Rendon Bedoya was stabbed to death on a residential street in Walworth in April last year

A long-forgotten medieval dairy pie is set to be tasted again in the City of London for the first time in centuries – although thankfully it’s only the recipe that’s ancient, not the pie itself.

Downing Street said Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had ‘reaffirmed the UK’s steadfast support for Ukraine’ in his call with Volodymyr Zelensky.

Stephen White emphasised the importance of remembrance ahead of events to mark the end of Operation Telic.

Haringey council will organise another poll in the Woodside ward following Hasret Bozdogan’s decision to quit

With Xabi Alonso taking over as Chelsea manager, there is inevitably speculation about possible arrivals and departures at Stamford Bridge this summer. After a disappointing campaign for the Blues, Alonso has been handed the task of turning their fortunes around. Real Madrid duo linked Reports in former Real Madrid boss Alonso’s native Spain have, somewhat […]

Accenture and One View Commerce (OVC) have been awarded contracts and will operate the system that will eventually be replaced.

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust said ’11 members of staff have been dismissed and a further 14 have had actions taken against them’.

Critics of Israel’s war on Gaza are increasingly facing interrogations, visa revocations and denials of entry.

The DWP wants to ‘end the tick-box exercise’

The long weekend is bringing about track and maintenance work

Misconnected plumbing is sending untreated wastewater into the River Wandle, a rare chalk stream of which there are only 200 worldwide

There are strict rules on keeping people safe during hot weather

Three people have been arrested

Opinion: Tehran has learned it can strike Gulf states, then rely on their fear of wider war to restrain Washington, turning ceasefire diplomacy into a tool for delay, recovery and leverage

Dr Peter Stafford’s wife and four children are also being monitored for symptoms amid Ebola outbreak in Congo

Drone panic gripped Lithuania on Wednesday as Vilnius shut down due to a suspected airspace incursion, grounding flights and prompting the evacuation of top leaders. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said threats like this are unacceptable – and promises “Europe will respond.”