London, England News

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce sent out a warning to the club's fans not to expect too much next season after the Londoners' successful campaign this time around.

Medical staff and union members set off at 14:00 BST before delivering letters of protest to 10 Downing Street.

Westminster Council has urged governors at a school accused of inappropriate use of public money to "take action" as quickly as possible.

Thousands of protesters are poised to swoop on central London tomorrow to fight back against NHS attacks in a mass demonstration and march.

One in 10 people under 25 are Muslim, while Christianity is in decline, the 2011 UK census reveals.

Readers have been sharing their favourite euphemisms. Today we publish those known only to a family, or to a circle of friends or colleagues - plus a few with wider currency.

A new singles group has been set up for Jewish people over the age of 70 who are seeking love and companionship.

Almost A 250bn worth of housing in capital at risk as flood defence budget cuts threaten homes and insurance policies across UK One in four London properties, worth A 250bn in total, at now at risk of flooding, accordign to the Environment Agency Photograph: Getty One in four London properties - collectively worth around A 250bn - are at risk of ... (more)

Post-mortem examinations found the woman was strangled and the man died from hanging.

Ben's Canteen, in St John's Hill, Battersea, has fast gained a reputation for bringing delicious food to South London.

Promotional Feature: Bingo might have moved online to sites like Jackpotjoy, but its surprising architectural legacy can still be found all over London London's bingo halls were once a bustling part of many of the city's communities, but as the online bingo trend continues apace they just can't keep up with the free bingo games and promos on offer ... (more)

We present some of the most dramatic photographs clicked across the globe in the last 24 hours.

Four men appeared in Hendon Magistrates Court this morning in connection with a series of armed robberies across north London.

A north London charity is opening its doors to epilepsy sufferers during an awareness-raising week that starts on Monday.

On this day, 250 years ago, a certain James Boswell was enjoying a cuppa at number 6 Russell Street, Covent Garden when in walked Dr Samuel Johnson.

Shock new figures have revealed that fire cuts will hit Camden more severely than any other borough in the capital.

Parker C. Gilbert, 20, faces four charges of aggravated felonious sexual assault, stemming from the alleged early-morning attack on May 2, police said.

Samson Odegbune, now 19, was part of a gang which chased and attacked 15-year-old Sofyen Belamouadden in 2010.

A May 15 article in The Telegraph made waves by reporting that the head teacher at a London Catholic School called in gay rights group Stonewall to educate on the need to avoid homophobic bullying after a five-year-old boy called another student's shoes "gay." Now it turns out that the incident never happened.

Following the raids the nine women, who were from Russia, Bulgaria and Latvia, were taken to a care centre to receive support, according to London Evening Standard.