Several vaccination centres in London have said that people are falsely supplying reasons they should be vaccinated and jumping the queue. Currently, people are allowed to book a Covid vaccine if they […]
Vaccine ‘queue jumping’ and other stories
Superdrug to be the first shop to offer Coronavirus antibodies test and other stories
Superdrug to be the first high street retailer to offer Coronavirus antibody test Tests will begin today and will detect positive antibodies 97.5 percent of the time. The test will be sold via […]
UK coronavirus care home deaths continue to rise to record levels and other stories
Care home death figures continue to rise Following the outbreak of coronavirus, deaths continue to reach record high numbers in UK Care Homes. The Office of National Statistics and The Care Quality […]
UK Scientists make major ‘breakthrough’ with Coronavirus vaccine and other stories
UK scientists seek coronavirus vaccine A team of scientists have been working around the clock to find a vaccine to cure the Coronavirus outbreak. They have managed to reduce the average […]
British Steel insolvency: 5000 jobs at risk and other stories
British Steel insolvency endangers 5,000 jobs British Steel has been placed in compulsory liquidation endangering thousands of jobs. The insolvency is the result of a breakdown in rescue talks between the company’s […]
Tommy Robinson being sued and other stories
Tommy Robinson sued for £100,000 damages The anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson is being sued for allegedly defaming a Syrian refugee boy who was filmed being assaulted at his school in Huddersfield. It’s […]
Customers continue to bemoan South Western Railway service
It has been two years since South Western Railway took over the South Western rail franchise, which covers services that stretch from London and its surrounding suburban areas to Dorset. Yet the […]
Chris Williamson apology and other stories
Chris Williamson apologises in Labour anti-Semitism row Labour MP Chris Williamson is being investigated for remarks about the party’s handling of anti-Semitism. He has previously claimed that Labour had ‘given too much […]
Murder investigation underway over Ilford death and other stories
Man stabbed to death in Ilford A murder investigation is underway after a man was stabbed to death in east London last night. Police were called to Cranbrook Road in Ilford just […]
A little piano concert everyday
Nature hasn’t given us any background music to accompany our daily lives; that only happens in films. However, from time to time some initiatives take place that allow us to get a […]
Grenfell Inquiry update, and other stories
Grenfell inquiry: Man who lived in flat where the fire started did ‘the right thing’ A public inquiry has heard that Behailu Kebede, the occupant of the fourth-floor flat where the Grenfell […]
BT Jobs Cuts, and other stories
BT will be cutting 13,000 jobs in the next three years The telecoms giant is seeking to cut management and back-office roles, in a bid to reduce costs by £1.5 billion. Although […]
Queensbury tube shooting: one dead and another injured
A crime scene remains in place in Cumberland Road and Essoldo Way, where police say the attacks are thought to have taken place. The victim, believed to be in his 30s, was […]
Court of Appeal hears case for right to die, and other stories
A man who suffers from a terminal illness is putting forward a case for assisted suicide at the Court of Appeal today. Noel Conway, who has motor neurone disease (MND), was diagnosed […]
Hidden Blood Sucker Lives in the London Underground
Many know that London’s Tube system inhabits mice and rats, but few are aware that it also serves as a home to Culex pipiens molestus, the London Underground Mosquito. London Underground Mosquito […]
New screening arches trial in Lewisham station
The Met Police has deployed screening arches at Lewisham station to detect any passenger carrying weapons. A group of law enforcement officers was asking people to queue in order to move through […]
RMT union members set to strike in May
Transport union RMT has announced a five day strike. Train operators Northern Rail, Greater Anglia and South Western Railways will all strike for twenty four hours on the 9th of May. South […]
Key gig economy case reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court this week is hearing what could become a landmark case for the rights of workers in the gig economy. On Tuesday the country’s highest court began an appeal brought […]
Man in penguin costume and father attacked by gang on Chelmsford train
Three men have been assaulted on a train to Chelmsford. The incident began when a teenager, dressed in a penguin costume, went to the train’s toilet. Six men sitting nearby asked him […]
World naked bike ride returns to London
On Saturday, June 10th, hundreds of people cycled the streets of London naked. Starting at various points across the capital, they all converged at Trafalgar square and rode down the mall to […]
New drivers caught using phone to lose licence
From today, drivers caught using their phone will receive six points and a £200 fine, doubling the previous punishment. This means new drivers who receive six points or more within their first […]
A third of London Underground stations at ‘high risk of flooding’
A new report says it’s ‘only a matter of time’ before serious flooding strikes a London Underground station. The report by The London Underground Comprehensive Review of Flood Risk identifies 85 ‘high-risk’ sites. 57 […]
The struggle to get into work- it looks better from the sky
20,000 underground workers striking today means more travel chaos, frustration and a struggle to get into work for Londoners this morning. The struggle to get home last night has already been reported. […]
The RNLI on the Thames is for dogs as well
London lifeboat crew at Chiswick RNLI have pulled two struggling Staffordshire bull terriers to safety after they began drifting down the River Thames. On Monday morning the London lifeboat crew from Chiswick […]
16 people taken to hospital after six vehicle road traffic accident in Bexleyheath
Several emergency services have been mobilized to respond to a six vehicle collision involving two buses and four cars in Bexleyheath. Firefighters were called to the scene on Broadway this afternoon. Crews released […]
Trade unions say 24 hour tube strike Wednesday/Thursday will ‘definitely go ahead.’
Trade Union sources say the strike by London Underground workers will ‘definitely go ahead’ for 24 hours from Wednesday evening. Finn Brennan, a senior negotiator for Aslef, told the Press Association that the […]
Two early morning skinny dippers in the Thames spark rescue
Two nude swimmers taking a dip in the River Thames to cool off during the heatwave have sparked a water safety plea from the RNLI’s London Lifeboat crews. London’s Tower RNLI lifeboat […]
Burst water main on Kennington Park Road causes flooding and road chaos
LFB Fire crews are dealing with a burst water main on Kennington Park Road in Kennington with surface water half a metre deep. A section of the road between Kennington Road and […]
Rotherhithe Tunnel closed in both directions after 19 year old found with critical head injuries
The Police are appealing for information and witnesses after a 19 year old man has been found with critical head injuries on the Rotherhithe Tunnel approach. Officers from Southwark were flagged down […]
Man charged with causing death of cyclist by dangerous driving in Whitechapel last December
A man has been charged with causing the death of a cyclist by dangerous driving in Leman Street, Whitechapel last December. 47 year old Jan Junaid from Ellen Street is accused of […]
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