A man who killed his love rival in a ferocious knife attack has been sentenced at the Old Bailey to life imprisonment with a recommendation he serves at least 28 years. Gulam […]
Minimum of 28 years for murderer of love rival in Stratford
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E-fit released in appeal for witnesses to sexual assault in Kingsbury
Detectives in Brent continue to appeal for witnesses following a sexual assault in Honeypot Lane, Kingsbury. They’ve released an E-fit of a man they’re trying to trace in connection with the attack. […]
How justice caught up with man fleeing to Nigeria after committing murder- life sentence today- minimum 17 years
A man who sparked a five year international manhunt when he fled the UK following a murder has been sentenced to life imprisonment at Woolwich Crown Court. Jeffrey Okafor will serve a minimum […]
London medic gets award for bringing grandfather back to life on Brighton Pier
A London Ambulance Service paramedic has won an award for bringing a man back to life while on a family holiday on Brighton Pier. 34 year old Mel Armstrong was on ‘off […]
Man jailed for plotting kidnap of boutique manager
A man who plotted to kidnap an assistant manager of a Knightsbridge boutique store to get the store keys has been jailed for 10 years. Benson Igbokwe was found guilty of conspiracy […]
London Fire Brigade and Met Police deal with large fire in Deptford closing roads and railway routes
Around 60 LFB firefighters and many local Lewisham police officers have been tackling a very large warehouse in Deptford causing road and rail closures. The London Fire Brigade say the blaze in […]
Rain holds off for runners and spectators at the 35th London Marathon
Despite a forecast to the contrary, the rain held off today for the biggest London Marathon in the event’s history. Organisers reported that over 38,000 competitors took part in the event. Temperatures […]
Ealing Central and Acton – Labour try to defeat Tory Angie Bray in narrow marginal contest
Labour candidate Rupa Huq will need just under a four percent swing to win the West London constituency from Conservative candidate Angie Bray. The constituency is on Labour’s list of target marginal […]
Tube disruptions continue for third day for beleaguered commuters
Tube travel has been severely disrupted for the third day running, this time with issues on the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines. The Bakerloo line had to be suspended between Queen’s Park and […]
Two of the UK’s most wanted fugitives captured in 24 hours
Two suspected drug traffickers, who featured in the Operation Captura fugitive campaign, have been arrested in the space of 24 hours. Paul Monk from Romford, Essex was captured on Tuesday morning last […]
Firefighters warn of bonfire dangers after Richmond garden blaze
London Fire Bridge has released warnings about the dangers of leaving garden waste to burn unsupervised, after a garden blaze in Richmond yesterday destroyed fence panels and damaged a shed. Firefighters were […]
Man jailed for fatal hit-and-run in Camden
A man who travelled through red traffic lights at 50 miles an hour, causing the death of a pedestrian, and then fleeing the scene has been jailed for a total of seven […]
Oxford triumphs in historic day for the Boat Race on the Thames
For the first time in its history, all Cambridge and Oxford boat teams raced this year on the Thames. Whilst this means the men’s reserve team raced just before the men’s first […]
Hackney Action Day for the Green Party
The London branch of the Green Party have been focusing their campaigning efforts this weekend in promoting the party to potential voters within the Hackney area. The Hackney Action Day took place […]
Green Party Campaign Launch: ‘Standing for the Common Good’
The Green Party has launched its election campaign, calling on people that feel ‘abandoned by politics’ to ‘grasp the opportunity to vote green.’ Natalie Bennett promoted the ‘Green Surge’, as well as the […]
Met Police to review Julian Assange surveillance costs
Met Police commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe has announced a review of surveillance costs for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. In figures disclosed to LBC Radio, it’s been revealed the Met police team stationed […]
Fatal shooting in Thamesmead, Visit my Mosque Day and Arsenal win 5-0
London News Stories 1st February 2015 Fatal shooting near Belmarsh prison – 11 detained then released Weekend march on City Hall for more affordable homes Murder victim in Hillingdon named #VisitMyMosque day […]
New Cycle Superhighway opposed: An examination of the route
London’s black cab drivers and the the Canary Wharf Group are to seek a judicial review of Mayor Boris Johnson’s decision to press ahead with the segregated 18-mile cycle superhighway. Earlier at […]
Union claims 1,000 Night Buses to be axed to pay for 24-hour Tubes
The The Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association has claimed that up to 1,000 night buses could be axed to pay for the 24-hour Underground service, due to start in September. Transport for London has announced […]
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