New images show the remodelled concourse and public square.
The capital's other weekend stories. Featuring the latest headaches facing the mayor.
Friday news. Featuring a novel way to commute.
With just a year to go, what progress?
Two schemes considered for architecture's equivalent of the Razzies.
Team 2012 drops partnership with News International following closure of News of the World
A new set of 10 Olympic stamps goes on sale on Wednesday
A scale model of London in your pocket. Sort of.
Testing the boundaries of public spaces so you don't have to.
Thursday news. Featuring quite a lot of Boris.
Around 2,000 officers and 1,000 PCSOs are expected to go in the wake of budget cuts.
Oh we do like to be beside the seaside
Three London projects make the six-strong shortlist for prestigious architecture prize.
Midweek news, including the world's biggest McDonalds...
Do you want fries with that?
It wasn't the Murdochs, but watching Sir Paul Stephenson, John Yates and Dick Fedorcio give evidence was quite an eye-opener.
Architect responsible for overhaul of Modernist icon releases new photographs.
An operator is needed to run the Olympic Aquatics Centre after the Games.
Supremo billed for £120. It never rains but it pours.
Anyone wanna buy an airport? Read on for this and other Tuesday-ish news.
Mysterious bags dumped in car parks, investigations into the Met and the death of a whistleblower. Seriously, who called John le Carre?
Routes from Bow to Aldgate and Wandsworth to Westminster officially open today.
East London conflagration leads to more transport woes.
109 aggravated trespass charges dropped following the Fortnum & Mason sit-in, as police admit to misleading protesters.
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