11 h. ago London's 'cheapest' office lunch that's 'better than meal deals'

Lots of us want a quick and easy lunch during their work break that is wallet friendly - and now one man has shared where you can get a filling meal in central London for a 'wild' price

Economics

12 h. ago Porsche driver killed in knife fight in ‘Wild West’ scenes, court told

Mohamed Abdi, 21, was allegedly stabbed by Awad Abdel Samad, 24, during an outbreak of violence on central London’s bustling Edgware Road.

Events

63 h. ago There’s a David Bowie festival happening in central London this weekend – with a lookalike contest

There’s a David Bowie festival happening in central London this weekend – with a lookalike contest  Time Out Worldwide

Culture

3 d. ago Cat Deeley feeling 'anxious' about This Morning return after reaction to Patrick Kielty split

Cat Deeley is set to return to the ITV daytime show This Morning after the summer break, but the star is reportedly feeling 'anxious' ahead of her first show back

Politics

4 d. ago SUSIE DENT: Has summer's end left you feeling all 'finifugal'? Never fear, it'll soon be 'bummock' season!

Right now, we might be feeling a little finifugal about one thing in particular: the slipping away of the summer and the speedy march towards school drop-offs, packed lunches and heating bills.

Politics

4 d. ago Hidden London: Goldsboro Books, a creaky literary Eden deep in Covent Garden

This Central London bookshop is home to a library of rare treasures, it’s spine-tingling, says Vicky Jessop

Politics

6 d. ago London travel news LIVE: Disruption on the Central and Bakerloo lines

Live updates on London’s latest travel news across Tube, railways and roads

Politics

7 d. ago The immigration problem that really concerns me? US celebrities | Frances Ryan

There are worrying signs that this uber-wealthy wave of migrants don’t truly understand British values. Have they even been to the big Asda?With September around the corner, this feels the right time to admit how I’ve spent the summer: tracking the invasion of foreigners to Britain. Tempted by our culture and a stable democracy, swathes of immigrants are coming here for a new life. While the rest of us toil at work and struggle to get on the housing ladder, many “foreign nationals” are enjoying luxury accommodation and hanging out idly in the streets. Still, it’s nice that Ellen DeGeneres has found happiness in the Cotswolds now that her chatshow has ended.Having relocated from the US after Donald Trump’s re-election last year, Degeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, have spent the summer effectively doing full-time English cosplay. In recent weeks, DeGeneres has shared with her 135 million Instagram followers such idyllic countryside pastimes as: buying sheep, riding a horse, mowi...

Politics

7 d. ago London travel news LIVE: Central and Jubilee lines face disruption

Live updates on London’s latest travel news across Tube, railways and roads

Politics

8 d. ago Crime increases on London’s transport network – with worst Tube lines and stations revealed

King’s Cross, Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Circus stations named as crime hotspots as TfL publishes latest data

Events

8 d. ago Central London train station could see 'world renowned' fine dining restaurant and bar open next door

Central London train station could see 'world renowned' fine dining restaurant and bar open next door  My London

Politics

9 d. ago Suspect in 'murder' of young dad feared to have left UK on fake documents

Blue Stevens, 24, was knifed in the chest in broad daylight outside the £1,650-a-night Park Tower Hotel and Casino in central London on July 9.

Events

9 d. ago Mystery deepens of young dad killed for Rolex in front of screaming girlfriend

Blue Stevens, 24, was stabbed in the chest in broad daylight outside the £1,650-a-night Park Tower Hotel and Casino in central London in front of his girlfriend - with the murderer still at large

Events

9 d. ago Three rushed to hospital after bus crashes with rickshaw in central London

An N19 bus to Clapham Junction collided with a rickshaw in the West End at around 1am

Events

9 d. ago Katie Boulter shares Alex De Minaur hope as tennis star says 'I feel like I'm me again'

Katie Boulter is feeling like herself again after attributing a difficult summer to overwork.

Politics

9 d. ago Three people rushed to hospital after 'rickshaw and bus crash' in Central London on Bank Holiday weekend

The collision occurred shortly after 1am on August 25 in the heart of London's West End.

Events

9 d. ago Three people seriously hurt after a rickshaw and bus collide in central London

Three people seriously hurt after a rickshaw and bus collide in central London  Metro.co.uk

Politics

1 week ago Police clash with protesters as asylum hotel demonstrations take place in UK

Counter-protests also taking place, with police separating rival groups in BristolProtesters have clashed with police as demonstrations against hotels housing asylum seekers began to take place across the UK.Demonstrations under the “Abolish Asylum System” slogan were being held in towns and cities across England, including Bristol, Exeter, Tamworth, Cannock, Nuneaton, Liverpool, Wakefield, Newcastle upon Tyne, Horley in Surrey and Canary Wharf in central London. Continue reading...

Events

1 week ago Police clash with protesters as asylum hotel demonstrations take place across UK

Counter-protests also taking place, with police separating rival groups in BristolProtesters have clashed with police as demonstrations against hotels housing asylum seekers began to take place across the UK.Demonstrations under the “Abolish Asylum System” slogan were being held in towns and cities across England, including Bristol, Exeter, Tamworth, Cannock, Nuneaton, Liverpool, Wakefield, Newcastle upon Tyne, Horley in Surrey and Canary Wharf in central London. Continue reading...

Events

1 week ago Police clash with protesters at asylum hotel demonstrations across UK

Counter-protests also taking place, with police separating rival groups in BristolProtesters have clashed with police as demonstrations against hotels housing asylum seekers began to take place across the UK.Demonstrations under the “Abolish Asylum System” slogan were being held in towns and cities across England, including Bristol, Exeter, Tamworth, Cannock, Nuneaton, Liverpool, Wakefield, Newcastle upon Tyne, Horley in Surrey and Canary Wharf in central London. Continue reading...

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