Reports that the UK’s terrorism threat level has been raised from ‘substantial’ to ‘severe’ have been refuted by the Metropolitan Police this morning.
A power cut around Hoxton Square left inhabitants of Silicon Roundabout without wifi yesterday.
In which penguins mix with Jack Tweed, the RMT and the Met Office. There's a joke in there somewhere.
Discovered in the Thames: something older and more wooden than Syd Little.
The first Green candidate for the 2012 mayoral elections will be Jenny Jones, a current member of the London Assembly.
Another apparent case of content theft is affecting London blogs and web sites. Now, the bloggers have a cunning plan to fight back...
Operation Eaglewood has convicted 33 gang members involved in drug smuggling and money laundering run out of Royal Oak Taxis in West London.
The day the (street-specific) music died: farewell to Gerry Rafferty. And other London stories.
A combination of bank holidays, industrial action and bad weather has left many London residents with a bit of a rubbish problem. A stockpile of rubbish, to be precise.
Back-to-work Tuesday news. And some chestnuts to keep you festive.
Just who is using the Boris Bikes? Figures obtained by the Evening Standard offer an intriguing glimpse.
Fares and charges increase for many London commuters as the capital returns to work.
What do Gilbert and George, the Tower of London zoo and the Wellcome Trust have in common? Read on to find out...
New Year news. Including a round up of new year crime.
Beauty is more than fur deep. This is the message from the Zoological Society of London this New Year.
The last news round up of 2010. Here's hoping it's all good news in 2011.
Some news. Because there is more to life than the sales.
Renew your Travelcard before Sunday to beat the New Year fare increases.
Simon Hughes, dangerous dogs, superheroes, fire, snow and smuggling. A pretty standard news round-up if you ask us.
A round-up of London-shaped, post-Christmas, pre-New Year, mid-sales news stories.
Starring a Feltham milkman, kung fu cabbies, and Boris. Amongst others.
The Olympic Delivery Authority has released a picture of Tom Daley, one of Britain's brightest medal hopes for the 2012 Games, standing on top of the diving board in the Aquatics Centre.
Boris Johnson has approved the latest redevelopment plans for Battersea Power Station, a month after the proposal was waved through by Wandsworth Council.
Wednesday news, including a pair of rescued pooches and some anti-Christmas behaviour in the East End.
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