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In London, searches for 'occupational burnout' surged by 367% over the past year, reflecting a significant struggle for work-life balance among residents.

India Rose James is launching Echo Soho, a new boutique art fair for female-led galleries, taking place from 16 to 19 October in London during Frieze Week.

A landlord in North Finchley faced a fine of £75,000 for illegally renting out two flats for short-term bookings, highlighting the issue of compliance in the rental market.

The Daily Express Building on Fleet Street is proclaimed the greatest art deco building in the world, featuring a tiered façade made mostly of vitrolite.

Whippendell Wood, a short cycle ride from Watford Junction station, is an ancient woodland that's been forested for at least 400 years. It also doubled as the forest planet Naboo for the 1999 Star Wars prequel, The Phantom Menace.

The Step Inside 25 Weekend at Somerset House celebrates 25 years of public opening with interactive events showcasing hidden aspects of the 18th-century complex and resident artists.

A fire has broken out at a building in Brixton's Electric Avenue, with a storage area at the back of a mixed-used building on fire.

You can get through most of London now without touching a coin. The bar, the bus, the cinema, even a takeaway from a late-night chicken shop, tap and go. Most people don't ask if cash is accepted anymore. They assume it isn't. Most of the time, they're right.

At 08:30 AM, four men matching descriptions are seen hugging, appearing euphoric, before splitting up, with each boarding different underground lines.

The chief executive of the London super sewer project has been awarded a 600,000 pay rise even as the firm revealed that the total cost had risen by 100m.

A yellow weather warning has been issued across London and large parts of south east England for thunderstorms today, expected to bring heavy rainfall up to 60mm.

The proposed Chinese embassy in London seeks to include accommodation for over 200 intelligence officers, emphasizing the controversial nature of the redevelopment plans.

A spokesperson for Defend Our Juries praised the counter-terrorism police for their decisive action in protecting London from signs opposing genocide in Gaza and supporting those trying to prevent it.

A 36-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody, with no one else sought in connection with the death.

London's outdoor swimming pools, lidos, and open-water swim spots provide refreshing escapes from heat, offering social atmospheres and aesthetic appeal for a perfect summer day.

A man has been arrested following an attack outside a Co-op supermarket in central London. Police arrived to find a 22-year-old with a serious head injury.

A person from Eltham suspected of conspiring to destroy ULEZ cameras is among eight people arrested. Six men and two women across London were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit criminal damage.

Selfridges is set to open 40 Duke, a private members' club, in spring 2026, featuring a bar, lounge, and terrace seating up to 144 guests.

The government aims to build 300,000 homes in the next 10 years through the £39bn Social and Affordable Homes Programme, with 60% designated for social rent.

The legendary Troy Is closed forever thanks everyone who were part of our history.

National Rail confirmed all services from Vauxhall to London Waterloo were disrupted at around 4pm today. The incident is expected to cause major disruption to trains to and from Waterloo until 10pm.

Jill Scott's memorable outburst and Chloe Kelly's triumphant celebration exemplified the passion during the Women's Euro final in 2022, marking a historic win for England.

The cyclist approached the cabbie on Shaftesbury Avenue, offering to delete the clip for cash, saying, 'So, shall I just take you to court? Just give me a tenner and I'll let you be.'

Transport for London has announced plans to regulate the pedicab industry following overwhelming public support for safety standards after a consultation. Three-quarters of responses indicated feelings of insecurity regarding safety.

It is devastating to see the number of people forced to sleep rough in London last year soar to record levels, with more and more people effectively trapped and living on the streets.

Private blood tests offer faster access and results, with same-day or next-day appointments, allowing for a quicker response to health concerns.

Overall, London businesses reflect stronger optimism about their operating conditions, with an increase in hiring and a focus on technology-led growth in the coming months.

The flypast by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight will likely honor the Bomber Command memorial, occurring over central London between 11:45am and 12:15pm.

Located in Brixton, Brockwell Lido has been a beloved part of south London since the late 1930s, featuring a 50m outdoor swimming pool and exercise classes.

the climate work goes on, but the U.S. is no longer at the center of the universe.

The British Museum, with 6.5 million visitors in 2024, has become the most popular free attraction in England, reflecting a notable increase in interest.

Amini's attack on this vulnerable girl was predatory and calculated. He has demonstrated himself to be a dangerous sexual offender and this sentence prevents him from harming anyone else.

The city's chefs, restaurateurs, cocktail pros, and wine buffs are always cooking something up, whether it's a one-off collaborative menu or a long-running kitchen takeover.

The new town of Old Oak will be developed over 30 years to deliver 25,000 homes and create over 56,000 jobs, supported by 20-minute neighborhood principles.