3 h. ago Revealed: West London authority using drones to 'spy' on residents

Hammersmith and Fulham is preparing to deploy drones to target crime and anti-social behaviour as councils across the UK build expanding aerial surveillance fleets

Events

3 d. ago Pennon swings to profit after water bill hikes and summer heatwave

The owner of South West Water revealed the improved financial performance despite coming under fire for wastewater spills earlier this year.

Economics

3 d. ago Putin scientists unveil 'spy pigeons fitted with brain implants and cameras that can be controlled like drones'

Russia is pioneering remote controlled spy pigeons fitted with brain implants. 

Politics

4 d. ago Update: Authorities ID man in fatal skid steer accident in New London, Minnesota

Update: Authorities ID man in fatal skid steer accident in New London, Minnesota  West Central Tribune

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5 d. ago London councils cyber attack live updates as 'multiple local authorities targeted across capital'

London councils cyber attack live updates as 'multiple local authorities targeted across capital'  My London

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8 d. ago ‘I knew I was doing something I shouldn’t’: Karl Ove Knausgård on the fallout from My Struggle and the dark side of ambition

The Norwegian author on his autofictional epic, moving to London, and the psychopath at the heart of his new novelFifteen years ago, discussing the success of his six-volume autofictional work My Struggle on Norwegian radio, Karl Ove Knausgård said he felt as if he had “actually sold my soul to the devil”. My Struggle had become a runaway success in Norway – a success that would subsequently be repeated across the world – but the project provoked anger in some quarters for its portrayal of friends and family members. This was a work of art that came at a price. Hence, for its creator, its Faustian aspect.That experience lies at the root of Knausgård’s latest novel, The School of Night, the fourth volume in his Morning Star sequence, in which his typical character studies and fine-grained attention to the minutiae of daily life are married to a compelling supernatural plot involving a mysterious star appearing in the sky and the dead returning to life. Volumes one and three, The Morn...

Politics

9 d. ago Stephan reveals ‘very honest discussion’ with axed QPR keeper Nardi

Stephan reveals ‘very honest discussion’ with axed QPR keeper Nardi  West London Sport

Politics

1 week ago Nuno Espirito Santo reveals West Ham injury latest for Bournemouth and talks Niclas Fullkrug future

Hammers return to Premier League action at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday

Events

1 week ago Labour ‘planning council tax hike of 10% for millions’ avoiding referendum as some regions in UK set to reap more cash

LABOUR MPs are looking at hiking council tax by 10 per cent for millions of Brits in regions of the UK without a referendum, The i Paper reports. This will mean local authorities in London could raise their council tax rates above the 5 per cent cap that is currently set without public vote. The...

Economics

1 week ago Sprawling Sonoma Wine Estate With Mysterious Ties to Author Jack London Hits the Market for $4 Million

Sprawling Sonoma Wine Estate With Mysterious Ties to Author Jack London Hits the Market for $4 Million  Realtor.com

Economics

1 week ago West Ham relegation would 'Hammer' Londoners with £2.5m stadium bill, reveals Sadiq Khan's top aide

Cost of running former 2012 Olympic stadium will soar if Hammers drop out of Premier League, warns mayor’s chief of staff

Economics

2 w. ago Kirstie Allsopp accuses children's author Michael Rosen of 'bankrupting our country' over free London travel pass

Kirstie Allsopp (pictured) hit out at Michael Rosen after he took to X to say that his Transport for London (TfL) Freedom Pass was not working and that he could not get a replacement.

Culture

2 w. ago Lucas Paqueta opens up on Man City heartbreak and reveals final transfer wish

West Ham playmaker Lucas Paqueta reveals he needed “psychological support” after his big-money move to Manchester City collapsed when he was charged over spot fixing

Sport

2 w. ago Kirstie Allsopp and author Michael Rosen clash over free London travel pass

The pass allows users to travel for free on London buses, trams and train services including the London Underground.

Culture

2 w. ago Author and media personality Oli London blasts CNN host Abby Phillips sit down with ex

Author and media personality Oli London blasts CNN host Abby Phillips sit down with ex-MSNBC host Joey Reid, calling it “very ironic”.  facebook.com

Culture

2 w. ago £19million black hole at Sadiq Khan's Greater London Authority revealed as staff warned of job cuts

Full details emerge of feared shortfall in funding, days after 1,500 staff received email alerting them to risk of possible job losses

Events

2 w. ago Greater London Authority's £19million black hole revealed as staff warned of job cuts

Full details emerge of feared shortfall in funding, days after 1,500 staff received email alerting them to risk of possible job losses

Events

2 w. ago Andrew Miller is bookies’ favourite to win 2025 Booker prize

The Land in Winter has shortest odds of victory, ahead of Kiran Desai’s The Loneliness of Sonia and SunnyAndrew Miller is the bookmakers’ favourite to win the 2025 Booker prize, which will be announced on Monday evening in London.The English author tops the William Hill odds at 6/4 for The Land in Winter, a novel set in 1960s England which follows two marriages struggling under the weight of postwar class divisions, professional dislocation and emotional estrangement. Miller was previously shortlisted for the Booker in 2001 for his novel Oxygen. Continue reading...

Politics

3 w. ago ‘It seemed like quite a do’: why East Grinstead hosts one of Scientology’s glitziest evenings

Last week, 7,000 people – including Tom Cruise – descended on the West Sussex town for an event that divides local opinionIn the nearly 30 years that Diane Juchau has lived in East Grinstead, not many days live as long in the memory as the day she saw Tom Cruise on the high street. “I saw him a couple of years ago walking past Iceland,” she said.It may seem like a once-in-a-lifetime anecdote but, this week, Cruise was back – and, when the purpose for his visit was revealed, the chance sighting of the Mission: Impossible star in a West Sussex town makes a lot more sense. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Full Casting Revealed for World Premiere of ‘High Noon’ in London’s West End

Full Casting Revealed for World Premiere of ‘High Noon’ in London’s West End  The Arts Shelf

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