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The worst thing was the panic. Shareefa thought she might drown when she first tried to swim. After five metres,

Demonstrators marked one year since the death of Mahsa Amini and the subsequent uprising and crackdown in Iran in Trafalgar

More than 600 women took part in the first ever London Saree Walkathon on Sunday 6th August wearing handloom weaves

London’s recycling rates have failed to improve for the last decade, with more than half the city’s boroughs recycling less

A City of London’s reuse project has relocated 150-year-old Victoria Embankment stones to near famous landmarks in the capital. Fifty-eight

More than 1,000 Ukrainian refugees attended a job fair in central London with the hopes of helping them get back

Support services for Westminster’s homeless and disadvantaged were disrupted by the Coronation of King Charles III on Saturday 6 May.   

Spectators flocked to Buckingham Palace in early preparation for the coronation of King Charles III, set to take place tomorrow.

Residents who have not claimed their £400 energy vouchers will be able to get help to do so at a

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan switched on Ramadan lights in London’s West End for the first time to celebrate

Their protest promised to occupy Westminster, blockading its surrounding roads, for the entirety of the month. But, as October unfolded, the divisive stunts of some protestors – which included throwing tinned soup at a Van Gogh – raised the question: could this form of civil disobedience inspire anything other than public ire?