‘Public anger over bill rises’ as water bills going up by more than Ofwat limits
Five water firms are to be provisionally allowed to raise their bills by between 1% and 5% more than previously granted by regulator Ofwat
Giant fish-eating spider close to extinction makes incredible comeback to the UK
Fen Raft Spiders are one of the rarest species in the UK.
All the London Underground lines and stations closed this weekend
Check the London Underground, Overground and Elizabeth Line closures this weekend (October 10-12) and don't be caught out.
Should the Tube have women-only carriages? Petition calls for major change
A petition has been launched calling for Transport for London (TfL) to introduce women-only carriages on the London Underground
New twice-weekly recycling collections for flats above shops begins
Residents in flats above shops in busy town centres will now benefit from double the number of rubbish and recycling collections per week, as Wandsworth Council steps up efforts to keep town centres clean and welcoming.
New twice-weekly recycling collections for flats above shops begins
Residents in flats above shops in busy town centres will now benefit from double the number of rubbish and recycling collections per week, as Wandsworth Council steps up efforts to keep town centres clean and welcoming.
London university named among the best in world in ‘prestigious’ ranking
Imperial College London has been named in a list of the best university's in the world.
David Beckham speaks out after ‘hurtful’ weight comments aimed at Victoria
David Beckham has said people felt it was “okay to criticise” women for their weight when his wife was the subject of media scrutiny over her appearance.
BBC The Traitor’s viewers ‘obsessed’ with Alan Carr after spotting detail
The Traitor's returned to BBC, but it wasn't a normal show. It's the celebrity version.
Devastating true story of a single punch that changed mulitple lives
James Graham's drama about one night out and a fatal punch unpacks huge issues about toxic masculinity and class in a sensitive way