Megan Howe
Zelensky says Russian attacks persist after ‘Easter truce’
The Russian president said military operations would be halted until midnight on Monday
Alfresco dining could return to London this summer
Outdoor dining was a lifeline for many businesses during Covid as lockdowns hit hospitality hard
UK Power Networks fined £40k for carrying out 'unsafe' works
The company was sentenced at Westminster Magistrates Court and was ordered to pay fines of £40,000
Professor Brian Cox visits London school to inspire children into STEM
The world-renowned physicist gave a talk about the universe to students at Elthorne Park High School in Ealing this week
Several arrests made after youths cause unrest at Blackheath funfair
Six people were arrested for various offences including public order and possession of weapons
Sewage and e.coli found in stretch of Thames set to stage Boat Race
Samples collected between March 10 and April 7 showed 29.5 per cent exceeded safe limits for entering the water
Manhunt called off as London Airbnb landlord murder suspect detained
Breakthrough comes a year after Kamonnan Thiamphanit was found stabbed to death at a Grade II-listed property in Bayswater
Brits face disruption this summer amid flight delays surge
An estimated 90 million passengers are expected to fly to or from UK airports between June and September this year
Birmingham-style bin strikes could spread to London amid pay rows
Unite’s national officer for local government warned of the ‘massive potential’ for the situation to escalate ‘up and down the country’
March was hottest on record in Europe as campaigners warn of wildfires
Europe's average air temperature in March was 2.41°C above the 1991-2020 average
British woman in Netflix’s Con Mum charged with fraud in Singapore
Dionne Marie Hanna, 84, faces five counts of fraud involving three men in Singapore and France
Dead dog found hanging by River Thames as RSPCA launches urgent appeal
The gruesome discovery was made on Tuesday morning beneath a pathway near St George Wharf Pier in Vauxhall
Tube passenger captures shocking moment man openly smokes crack
The incident allegedly took place during a ‘busy hour’ on the Victoria line, when the passenger was travelling home from work
Several injured after gas canister explodes at Southall festival
Footage posted on social media shows flames engulfing a stall, as attendees scramble to toss gas canisters away from the blaze
Family pay tribute to student, 20, killed in The Strand crash
Aalia has been described as ‘bright’, ‘positive in spirit’ and a ‘social butterfly’ — someone who always made time for her friends and family
Beckenham Place Park shut as boy, 16, goes missing in lake
Officers were called just after 3pm on Friday to reports that a boy, 16, got into difficulty in the water
Ealing traffic wardens protest as parking tickets rise
Civil enforcement officers, employed by Greener Ealing, began industrial action in 2024 over the council-controlled company’s alleged refusal to recognise their union, Unite
Hunt for suspect in murder of schoolboy 12 years on from killing
Hani Hicham Abou El Kheir was killed in January 2013 after being attacked with meat cleavers and knives while walking through a Pimlico estate
Nearly half of Britons feel more stressed than they did six months
The cost-of-living crisis has been identified as the leading source of stress by survey participants, with 43 percent reporting that it has exacerbated existing issues
MP says she was attacked online by the Tate brothers
The MP for Lagan Valley told the Commons she was a ‘survivor of abuse’ after she received rape and death threats for criticising Elon Musk