Who cares for our carers? The migrant workforce behind Britain’s healthcare
Kalayaan “Laya” Aquino came to the country in 2016, was contracted as a nurse, and during the Covid pandemic served
Cost of living crisis: Working households make up 30% of food bank users in London
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WATCH: Inside the draw for the world’s oldest rowing race
The world’s oldest continuous boat race has taken another step towards its 2026 edition, as competitors gathered at Fishmongers’ Hall
West Ham fans are worst behaved according to Home Office data
West Ham United fans were the worst behaved across England and Wales by the end of the 2024/25 football season.
Meet the Parliament protester badgering the Government to end cruel culls
Since August of 2016, Mary Barton has persistently fought for an end to the culls that have killed almost 250,000
Cash is king: Is cash making a comeback?
Increasingly when we buy, we reach not for our wallets, but for our phones. When we check our balance, we
‘One of the safest global cities in the world’: Neighbourhood crime plummets by 14% in London
Neighbourhood crime across London has fallen by 14% in the last year – the equivalent of more than 35,000 fewer
‘Make tax fairer’: Burnham encouraged by academics to target the UK’s super-rich with wealth tax
Andy Burnham has been encouraged by academics to introduce a 2% minimum wealth tax on households with more than £100million
WATCH: Richmond gets new e-bike provider
Forest has recently won the contract to become the sole e-bike provider in the borough of Richmond, replacing Lime. The
WATCH: From bricks and mortar to life on the water: Londoners turn to narrowboats as rental prices rise
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Work-related deaths fall to record low as Britain retains status among world’s safest places to work
The number of people who were killed in work-related incidents across Great Britain fell to 126 in 2025/26, according to