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Man accused of working 8 government jobs at once says it was his ‘coping mechanism’

A Whitechapel man accused of fraudulently holding multiple government jobs and earning almost £350,000 has told a court that work was his “lifeline” as he struggled with his mother’s declining health.

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Enfield shooting live as police launch manhunt for person 'wearing disguise' who carried out pub attack

Police remain on scene this morning

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Four North London schools face shutdown within year as pupil numbers collapse

Parents warned closing down Catholic schools will be 'devastating' for religious education in the borough, as the council voted to consult on shutting four schools by autumn 2027

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Police hunting woman who tried to kidnap a little girl at London Underground station

She even had the nerve to tell bystanders the girl's dad was actually the kidnapper in the 'concerning' incident on the Tube network

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South Norwood Country Park sewage repairs expected to finish this week - ending years of pollution

Croydon Council says work to fix a faulty sewer connection should be completed by 23 October, following years of pollution in Chaffinch Brook.

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Londoners warned over scam where children claim they are raising money for boxing gyms

Children are reportedly approaching people asking for money to fundraise for boxing gyms - but the chairman of London Boxing says they have nothing to do with them

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East London taxi driver fatally struck passenger who vomited in his car

Barking and Dagenham Council worker Michael Ashton, 28, died eight days after being hit outside his home

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Man ‘punched Jewish woman' in East London who was 'pushing baby daughter in pram’, court hears

A 33-year-old man accused of assaulting three Jewish women in East London

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Every way City Hall is tinkering with burdensome regulations to ease London's housing crisis

Ministers are reportedly unlikely to achieve the 88,000 annual target for home building

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'Total anarchy' - Sutton councillors clash over dockless e-bike safety

Sutton Council is preparing to retender its borough-wide dockless e-bike contract, with a new provider expected to be in place by summer 2027

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Major London murder investigation explored in chilling Channel 5 true crime doc

The investigation into the murder of 29-year-old Nisha Patel-Nasri outside her North London home is at the centre of a new true crime doc tonight

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'Vile' predator followed girl, 16, through King's Cross station then sexually assaulted her on train

The teenager was queuing for coffee with her mother when a stranger approached them

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Two dangerous North London roads to get cycle lane overhaul

The layout of Green Lanes and St Ann's Road could be changed within two years

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£10k reward for information in hunt for North London attempted rapist

A man dragged a woman into a doorway before assaulting her

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'Choking porn is causing real life harm in London' says council as it praises national ban

Islington Council's community safety lead said a new local health service for non-fatal strangulation victims has seen 288 referrals

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Beckenham locals rally around Londis couple after nasty leaflets posted to hundreds of homes

The Met Police are being pushed to treat the incident as a hate crime due to the messaging allegedly being racially motivated

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Crumbling London prison forced to order thousands of coats and blankets after heating failure

Inmates at a crumbling 170-year-old London prison were given thousands of extra coats and blankets after a heating failure left cells freezing, with temperatures known to drop as low as 12C.

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Fair Funding Review is 'hammering London councils to give other areas small amount more money'

Hammersmith and Fulham's Labour Council Leader said the government's reforms are not the answer to the funding crisis

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Six fire engines called to blaze at Eltham restaurant as residents evacuated

Residents were evacuated from upstairs flats as a restaurant was alight

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1,700 Lewisham homes and shopping centre rebuild paused a year after plans were approved

Landsec said it will now focus on "operating and investing in the existing centre"