Gang warfare is spreading and infecting more of London.

At a makeshift school in a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesvos, Afghan girls embrace the learning denied to them by the Taliban — and dare to dream of a new future

As the city prepares for the return of the beloved street party, Emma Loffhagen explores its painful roots

‘Here we are, 18 years later. Bigger, bolder, braver and brighter than ever,’ founder Phyll Opoku-Gyimah said

A Met police chief said there was “no doubt” the roving police squads that fine men for catcalling will be rolled out across the capital

Allegations that BBC presenter sent ‘threatening’ messages to person in their early 20s emerge

EXCLUSIVE Diane Youdale was 22 when she was headhunted to take part in the original series

The two-time Wimbledon champion is set to begin his 15th Championships at the All England Club. He tells Katie Strick why he’s in his best shape since surgery and refusing to let the recent painting drama dent his optimism

Damning Privileges Committee report published on Thursday found Boris Johnson misled MPs over Partygate denials

Thousands due to join a silent walk on Wednesday to mark the sixth anniversary of the tragedy

Today marks 72 months since London woke up to the news of the Grenfell Tower tragedy. For the survivors, the tower continues to cast a heavy shadow over their lives — Katie Strick speaks to them and finds a community still seeking answers

For 30 years now Louis Theroux has been perhaps the UK’s best-loved interviewer, but how does he feel about being grilled himself? Hamish MacBain sits down with him to find out

Garish sweet stores have been blighting the capital’s famous shopping centre in recent years, but with business rates unpaid, illegal goods seized and money laundering exposed, authorities are fighting back, says Anthony France

John Loughrey started camping out in the capital as the celebrations got underway