The Halloween events coming to one London high street
Kensington High Street will host Halloween festivities from October 24–31, featuring a costumed dog parade, Holland Park shows, haunted house tours, and family trails.
South London minor injuries unit won’t close – but future still uncertain
A South London hospital’s minor injuries unit is not going to close as locals feared, but its future is still uncertain.
The ‘intriguing’ town 30 minutes from London among the best places to live
Royston in Hertfordshire, just 30 minutes from London, has been named one of the best places to live. Find out why.
Hollywood star to play evil president as The Hunger Games hits London stage
Hollywood legend John Malkovich will play President Snow on screen when The Hunger Games On Stage premieres at the brand new Troubadour Theatre in Canary Wharf.
Why is it called Storm Amy and when the Met Office says it will hit the UK
The Met Office has named Storm Amy. Find out when the storm will hit and why it's called Amy.
Brits have revealed where they’d like AI to take control of their lives
Brits would like AI to take control of doing the weekly shop, planning meals – and sending birthday messages.
Troy Deeney is eyeing up a move to MasterChef or The Great British Bake Off
Troy Deeney is eyeing up a move to MasterChef or The Great British Bake Off after getting a taste of reality TV.
Mesmerising image of 3.2 billion characters to show our genetic make up
This mesmerising image is scrolling through 3.2 billion characters – showing our genetic make-up.
Yellow warning in place for wind in London as Storm Amy hits
As Storm Amy hits the UK, a yellow weather warning has been issued for wind across London tomorrow.
Manchester synagogue victim believed to have been shot by police
Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson said one of the victims died after apparently being injured by a police gunshot.