Category: City Buzz

‘The risk of wildfire is very real,’ says London Fire Brigade Assistant Commissioner Paul McCourt

Mrs X was left in unsuitable accommodation for more than a year

Young people are ‘sort of living in their bedrooms – they are on all the time, they’re never off,’ Alan Milburn said.

UK News: Tommy Robinson delivered a fiery speech during the massive ‘Unite The Kingdom’ rally in central London, warning supporters that Britain was at a ‘tu…

The local elections dust has barely settled over the capital and already Londoners are facing a string of by-elections

Traders at Tower Bridge Collective say food continues to bring people together in one of London’s most international dining spaces

With Pull&Bear backing the scheme, the British Fashion Council is shifting the conversation from who gets seen to who gets supported enough to stay.

The owner of Superdrug is eyeing up a blockbuster London float as part of a $30bn dual listing later this year.

Julien Stephan’s assistant Alou Diarra is set to leave QPR. The 44-year-old Frenchman, whose playing career included spells at Liverpool, West Ham and Charlton, moved to west London when Stephan took over as head coach last summer. Diarra previously had coaching roles in France, at Troyes and Lens, and has long been keen to work […]

Jason Perry said they were taking a ‘zero-tolerance’ approach

The UK Health Security Agency issued its first amber heat health alert of 2026 for London on Friday.

Growing numbers of people are seeking improbable cosmetic surgery based on chatbots’ recommendations

Herbert Chapman managed Arsenal to win their first major trophy in 1930 and lived in a modest detached house on a leafy street in Hendon.

The simulation highlights the UK’s need to invest more in defence, according to military chiefs

Jamie Spence, 52, was spotted by an Essex Police officer while sounding his horn outside Braintree train station

Even as AI progresses, coders aren’t doomed.

He died despite the efforts of paramedics

Ukraine is claiming back territory at an extraordinary rate and much of its success is thanks to cheap and effective drones. It comes amid reports Russian P…

As high IVF costs drive women to unregulated Facebook groups, some are getting more than just a vial of semen

Israel imported military-related goods from six European countries despite arms restrictions.

ZSL London Zoo is rolling out an enrichment programme to prevent animals from overheating

A man has been charged after the severely wounded man died in hospital

Havering was the only London council to go over to Reform UK after the local elections. Cab drivers are waiting to see whether talks of rejoining Essex will impact their futures

Tommy Robinson London March Live: Protesters Clash With Police | Anti-Immigration Protest LIVE In UKFar-right demonstrators marched through central London du…

The Labour Party has said it is “deeply concerned” by Reform’s vetting procedures.

Metro’s Courtney Pochin explains why she’d rather be anywhere but London when temperatures climb – from sweltering flats to Tube ride hell.

Once Amari woke up from the coma, his mum was told that he would have to learn to walk and talk again.

Targeting of foreign activists drew global outrage from governments that have not acted on extreme violence against Palestinian detainees

Attal, the current head of Emmanuel Macron’s party, joins a crowded field of candidates.

One American who contracted Ebola is receiving treatment in Germany.

Israeli prison service denies claims of abuse during detention of 430 people trying to take aid to Palestinians

Top Polish official says White House U-turn reflects a “misunderstanding within the Pentagon.”

Tehran is betting that its sanctions‑hardened economy can outlast the Strait of Hormuz crisis. Washington, meanwhile, is contending with elevated oil prices, renewed inflation pressure and rising global recession risks.

Alberta premier calls for referendum on secession after judge ruled initiative to force binding vote invalid

The populist leader returns for his fourth stint as prime minister.

Solomon said his peers were shoplifting as young as eight just so they could have something to eat

This bank holiday weekend will see closures across several London Underground Tube and Overground lines, as well as the DLR.

Fire crews are working at the scene tonight

Clapham High Street was closed and at least five bus routes diverted after the accident on Friday morning

Overcrowded camps in Gaza see a surge in skin diseases. Children are most affected as healthcare services collapse.

Nearby residents were urged to keep windows and doors closed while firefighters tackled the blaze

One of London’s preeminent facialists (clients include Kate, Sienna and Salma), bride Teresa Tarmey spotted her dream dress in a Vogue shoot, then “went down the rabbit hole” trying to find it. See inside Teresa’s wedding at Marylebone Town Hall, followed by a reception in her favourite Notting Hill pub.

Most commuters will likely never even pass through it

This weekend, we’re in Walthamstow visiting Natasha Landers, who uses her Victorian terraced home as both a gallery and a filming location.

Video shows the moment Israeli forces struck Nuseirat and Bureij refugee camps in central Gaza, injuring dozens.

This is the third round of redundancies and restructuring Goldsmiths has seen in five years

London expected to be hotter than the Maldives on Saturday as ‘unprecedented’ heatwave builds over the capital

With the weather gods set to smile over the bank holiday here are five spots near Hampstead Heath where you can enjoy cold pints in sunny beer…

Which cities top the list for sober-curious travelers in 2026? This

Indian students and workers are leaving the United Kingdom in large numbers as Britain sharply tightens immigration rules amid rising political pressure over…