43 m. ago Rebecca English visits one of Britain's most haunted places: Tower of London Yeoman Sergeant reveals the chilling paranormal activity witnessed at the royal property

Daily Mail's Rebecca English and Jo Elvin take a chilling tour of one of Britain's most haunted sites, the Tower of London.

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45 m. ago London woman fined $200 for pouring splash of coffee down storm drain before hopping onto bus

London woman fined $200 for pouring splash of coffee down storm drain before hopping onto bus  New York Post

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52 m. ago London weather: Storm Benjamin hits morning rush hour as heavy rain and strong gusts sweeps capital

The atrocious weather appears to already be impacting on travel with the Overground’s Lioness Line suspended between Willesden Junction and Watford due to an obstruction on the track

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52 m. ago London travel news LIVE: Tree blocks Overground line between Watford Junction and Euston as Northern Line delays persist

Heavy winds caused by Storm Benjamin has caused major obstruction to some services this morning

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63 m. ago A train tour of Europe’s cool northern capitals: from London to Vilnius, via Berlin and Warsaw

My epic rail journey to some of the continent’s most creative and edgy cities mimics a cruise – I hop on and off, eat too much and soak up the cultureThe people queueing for the Eurostar at London St Pancras station, rushing in from the rain in hoodies, look noticeably less enthusiastic than the usual holiday crowds. But then, we aren’t heading to the usual hot, heady holiday destinations of Spain or the south of France, but boarding a train to north-east Europe. For me, it will be a journey of more than 1,000 miles – via Amsterdam, Berlin and Warsaw to Vilnius – visiting some of the coolest capitals in the north. At least in terms of temperature.As England sweltered this summer, and Spain reached a hellish 46C, it made sense to head away from the heat on what is now fashionably being called a “coolcation”. I left in August, with a suitcase full of jumpers. Continue reading...

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63 m. ago Cat Deeley opens up on 'row' as she provides brutal response to ex Patrick Kielty question

This Morning star Cat Deeley has been an ever present on our screens over the last two decades, with hosting roles on the likes of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, The One Show and This Morning

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63 m. ago ‘A dark place’ – Tom Aspinall admits he thought UFC career may be over after horror knee injury ahead of UFC 321 return

TOM ASPINALL thought his career had potentially come to an end in the aftermath of his horror knee injury. The Wigan warrior’s surge up the heavyweight ranks came to a screeching halt in July 2022 when he took on Curtis Blaydes in the main event of UFC London. Aspinall’s undefeated streak in the promotion came...

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79 m. ago Plane bursts into flames after crashing to the ground on Venezuela runway, killing two passengers

Shocking video captured the moment the aircraft barely lifted off the ground before flipping over, resulting in a fiery explosion.

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84 m. ago Bitcoin Miner Argo to Delist from London Stock Exchange Amid Debt Restructuring

Bitcoin Miner Argo to Delist from London Stock Exchange Amid Debt Restructuring  Bitcoin.com News

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97 m. ago London lawyers and accountants ‘targeted in new £2bn tax raid’ as Rachel Reeves prepares Budget

Rachel Reeves is reportedly considering a new tax hit on more than 190,000 people who use limited liability partnerships

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98 m. ago Plans continue to build offices near London's oldest synagogue

Plans continue to build offices near London's oldest synagogue  BBC

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1 hour ago Revealed: London's war on motorists nets staggering £1billion a year from road charges and fines

London councils and TfL are raking in vast sums from parking charges and fines

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1 hour ago Met Police roll out ‘eye in the sky’ drone fleet to fight crime across London

As part of an emergency response, the aircraft will arrive in just two minutes and stream live footage back to control room

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2 h. ago Hollyoaks: How the teen classic soap defied the snobs to reach its 30th anniversary

The Chester-set soap celebrates three decades on air this week. Katie Rosseinsky looks back at how a ‘Hollyoaks’ habit became a rite of passage for British adolescents

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2 h. ago London Travel Disruption This Weekend: Full List of Tube And Train Closures For October 24

London Travel Disruption This Weekend: Full List of Tube And Train Closures For October 24-26, 2025  Time Out

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2 h. ago ‘Butt breathing’ technique may actually help people with lung problems, scientists say

Technique may enable doctors to rescue patients whose airways are blocked by injury or inflammation or whose lung function is severely limited by infectious diseases

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2 h. ago Judge to rule in 1972 Bloody Sunday murder case against former British soldier

The only British soldier ever charged in the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre is set to learn his fate in a Northern Ireland courtroom

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3 h. ago EXCLUSIVE: McQueen Launches Strategic Review, With Layoffs Planned in London Headquarters

EXCLUSIVE: McQueen Launches Strategic Review, With Layoffs Planned in London Headquarters  WWD

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3 h. ago A new Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley want to tell you a story

There’s a new Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, and they want to tell you a story

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3 h. ago ‘The police weren’t interested’: what’s driving the rise in private prosecutions?

As the police and courts continue to struggle with the legacy of austerity, many people are seeking alternative routes to justice – but it could be making matters worseIn the summer of 2018, the private investigator Simon Davison got a call from a woman who said her ex-boyfriend had stolen £10,000 from her. Carol (not her real name), a traffic manager at a local council, was not a typical client for Davison. As the director of investigations at AnotherDay, a crisis consultancy in London, Davison usually works for wary companies and wealthy individuals. A former police detective, Davison has recovered stolen cryptocurrency, uncovered secret properties owned by bankrupt business people and tracked down fraudsters to Cyprus.Davison’s speciality is private prosecutions, a little-known area of law that allows victims to pay for justice. These cases are heard in the same courts used by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), the public prosecutor for England and Wales, and they can carry the...

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