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Aalia Mahomed was pronounced dead at the scene at the Strand on Tuesday. A 27-year-old woman remains in hospital in a serious condition.
Glawdys Leger made the comments to her pupils during a religious studies lesson at Bishop Justus Church of England School in Bromley, in 2022.
New data from the Labour Force Survey showcases a 1.8% decline in employment figures for workers in London aged 16 to 64
The council believes not locking parks will save £140,000, yet residents voice public safety concerns
All libraries at tube stations across London have been closed due to fire safety concerns, but Londoners question the reasons behind the decision
The City Bridge Foundation, which owns five Thames crossings, has announced changes to its funding policy.
Police say officers were called at around 5.10am on Thursday to reports of a man with a stab injury on Brixton Road.
Royal Life Saving Society urges Londoners to understand their surroundings when enjoying open water, on the hottest day of the year so far.
A new art exhibition in London aims to raise awareness for wildlife and nature
A new display using 80,000 ceramic poppies will be on display at the Tower of London to mark 80 years since the end of WW2.
Mayor Sadiq Khan urged Londoners to switch off stationary vehicle engines
Influencer Natalee Barnett faces backlash and support after confirming her gym will exclude trans women.
Islington council are proposing a change: to stop locking all parks and open spaces in the borough.
A pub in Deptford, South-East London, has applied for a new license with plans to open until 2am.
AI is very thirsty, while Google's new King's Cross building is environmentally friendly.
A London Sport charity has launched a new campaign at a Lambeth housing estate to replace these signs them with 'more ball games.'
A woman has died after a van crashed into pedestrians on the Strand in central London.
The combined values of M&S, Sainsbury’s and Tesco took a combined hit of more than £4bn between Friday and Monday.
Inside Success Union CIC claim to empower vulnerable young people, but allegations of underpayment and concerns over their fundraising practices are undermining their message.
Ukrainian refugees say they've struggling finding housing and work, and face abuse
Community activists and religious leaders are raising awareness of neurodivergence
The groups have faced conflict with councils and home insurers and are now hoping to “pool resources” to lobby for a change in the law.
The campaign says current spaces are inaccessible to those who cannot afford a car, and there should be more open land where people live.
As UK university sport continues to grow, universities are doing more to make it's sports inclusive for students.
As beavers make their long awaited return to London rivers, what other species are coming back to the city.
Journalists are not reporting some incidents to the police for fear of escalation and a belief nothing will change.
Katharine Merry tells City London News why the changes are so exciting, as the new-look competition tries to emulate the Women's Super League.
London Irish fans are excited but remain cautious following the news that the club has been bought out of administration by an Eddie Jordan-led consortium
Footballers Sam Kerr and Kristie Mewis appear in Court as they describe 'fear for life' after being 'trapped' in a taxi
Premier League clubs have spent over £250 million pounds more this January transfer window than last season.
Rugby League side London Broncos begin their new season in two weeks time having nearly disappeared in the off season.
Residents and workers in the City of London are expressing concerns over the lack of outdoor spaces for sports and recreation, highlighting a growing need for accessible facilities in the local area.
The move aims to address cricket’s elitism and class barriers while providing state school players a pathway to the top.
Director Chevanis Green discusses the Golden Ticket Programme which scouts local talent
Hackney Council has given the artists until the end of the month to vacate their studios following safety concerns
Bookstores in the capital have been nominated for British Independent Bookshop of the Year amid declining book readership.
The council has made the decision to withdraw funding of £500,000 for the 2025 Hackney Carnival, upsetting many local citizens.
The plaque will celebrate the actress' connection to London.
