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After an investigation by the Met Police, six people have been charged with links to the PKK and will appear in Westminster Magistrates Court on Tuesday.
Met Police Commissioner announces that Met Police will need to cut 2,300 officers in the next year due to funding gap
Met police and the London Ambulance Service were at the scene at the University of Greenwich.
Rise of pro-life societies in universities and increase of young-male attendees at pro-life rallies should not be 'underestimated' warns activists
The government is focused on the consequences on Syrian diplomacy
Data from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government shows the number of households facing homelessness has peaked with more than 320,000 households at risk, with london being the worst hit.
Members of Parliament consider whether the sale of fireworks should be restricted to licence holders.
The station's former advertising screen will display live train updates from next week.
With the UK preparing for a bird flu pandemic, the RSPB says there's "no evidence" that pigeons carry diseases.
Inflation rates surge the costs of groceries for many families in the country over Christmas
More than 250,000 people signed a petition calling for students to be allowed two weeks out of school each year without a penalty.
The Felix Project is aiming to raise £300,000 to tackle London's hunger and food waste crisis.
City News spoke to Gen Z Londoners about their drinking habits ahead of National Lager Day.
Childhood obesity rates are soaring in London because an increasing number of takeaways are opening near the capital's schools, says nutritionist.
After 50 years of Assad family rule, many Syrian diaspora feel immense relief as rebel forces "liberate" Damascus.
Richmond upon Thames has been crowned as the happiest London borough to live in by Rightmove’s Happy at Home Index 2024.
Underfunding and national insurance increases are hitting homelessness support services in the capital hard.
Queers clubs are at threat of gentrification, how do Londoners feel about it?
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.
Director Chevanis Green discusses the Golden Ticket Programme which scouts local talent
Recognised by the FA, the LU & TFL Football League features two divisions with teams representing Tube lines, buses, the British Transport Police and the Overground
RFU hope that new variation of the game will stop the sport reaching crisis point.
After a 17-year-old girl with autism has been suspended for six games, a group known as Twelve O Five is organising the intended Wembley demonstration.
With the 2024 Autumn Budget, the £35m funding for grassroots cricket to revive the game is under threat.
Odegaard damaged his ankle ligaments at the start of September during a Norway VS Austria football match.
Ahead of the game, manager Mikel Arteta has called for his side to be more ruthless in front of goal.
The north London side sit sixth in the Women's Super League.
Does the Turner Prize shortlist reflect exciting developments and techniques in art, or is it just "a talking shop"?
To celebrate 150 years since his birth, the IWM has set up an exhibition showcasing his life in cartoons.
Owner Michael Shaw is "glad" to exhibit the shoes, before they are auctioned
Luke Jerram's work reminds visitors that there's no 'Planet B'.
