Sadiq Khan U-turns on £15-a-day congestion charge

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Emotions run high as Anything Goes beats pingdemic for West End return

A top theatre director has hailed the return of full audiences to London’s theatres as “emotional” as she told how the pingdemic hit rehearsals.

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Little Mix waxworks unveiled at Madame Tussauds

Little Mix’s wax figures have been unveiled at Madame Tussauds and fans are going crazy with excitement.

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Grenfell football team prepare for first UK tour playing firefighters who saved lives during tragic inferno

A football club made up of Grenfell survivors and bereaved friends and relatives has started its first ever pre-season tour playing fire services across the UK.

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Anti-vax graffiti left on side of pop-up Covid vaccine centre in Enfield

Police have launched an investigation after anti-vaccination graffiti was left on the side of a Covid vaccination centre in Enfield.

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Visitors to £2m Marble Arch Mound offered refunds after it is branded London’s ‘worst attraction’

The first visitors to the £2million Marble Arch Mound have been offered refunds after it was branded "the worst" attraction in London.

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TfL still faces £500 million funding gap for the year despite progress

TfL still faces a £500 million funding gap for the year despite showing “progress” towards financial sustainability, according to its revised budget.

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Holy smoke: London site of Jehovah’s Witness HQ to be movie studios

The former UK headquarters of the Jehovah’s Witness organisation is to be transformed into a huge film studio in an attempt to meet the massive demand from firms wanting to film in the capital.

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Grosvenor Square mansion made into members’ club and hotel for ‘creatives’

An Edwardian mansion on Grosvenor Square is to be converted into a private members’ club and boutique hotel aimed at “creatives” in another move away from Mayfair’s “fusty” reputation.

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London’s flash flooding shows ‘danger of climate change moving closer to home,’ Sadiq Khan says

London mayor Sadiq Khan said recent flooding in the capital shows “the dangers of climate change are now moving closer to home”.

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