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'I’m London’s youngest Tube driver - people are shocked I got the job at just 22'

Brook Randall said he was "the happiest man alive" after finding out he got the job last October

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Mum's heartbreaking tribute to 'kind and warm' boy, 18, shot outside Wembley nightclub

Ashley Wallace, 40, has been found guilty of the September 2025 murder

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Blue's Lee Ryan planning to appeal racial assault conviction after drunken incident on BA flight to London City

The singer reportedly drunk a whole bottle of port on a flight from Glasgow to London City Airport prior to the 'racially aggravated' incident

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'I ditched idyllic Italian holiday for UK 'coolcation' - heatwaves have changed me'

Monica Krenner and her family were on the brink of jetting off to Sardinia, Italy, for young son Lewis's very first holiday - but relentless UK heatwaves and fears over scorching Italian temperatures made them rethink everything

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Police officer who took photo of dead body sacked

The officer took the pictures on his own phone, seemingly with the intent to show them to friends and colleagues

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The reason so many South London neighbourhoods have names linked to forests

It was home to several veteran trees, such as large English oaks that can be generally found along roads, where they once served as boundary trees

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'They're not pets': Stern police warning over 'shocking' deer feeding videos

The Royal Parks has slammed the 'highly dangerous' behaviour in a strongly-worded statement

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Comedian Peter Kay surprises audience during London O2 Arena show

The Bolton comedian soared across the O2 Arena uring his record-breaking stand-up tour

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London to reach sweltering 36C next week as 5th heatwave hits

The Met Office is forecasting another more hot days for the capital

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London map shows the places where police are alerted to the most sex attacks

While overall recorded crime has generally fallen over the past decade, sexual offending has soared

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Police reopen investigation into 'firebomb' at Nigal Farage's London home after Ann Widdecombe's death

Met Police and Counter Terrorism Policing are both involved in the investigation

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Campaign against TfL cuts to one of London’s 'busiest’ bus routes in Tube 'dead zone'

Transport for London’s proposal to scrap or re-route services across East and North London has led to warnings of overcrowding and communities getting 'cut-off'

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London's burial crisis will see 17 boroughs 'running out of room' to bury the dead by 2040

Many London boroughs are already relying on out of area provision 'due to limited open space available for cemetery use'

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I was orphaned at 12 and picked coffee beans to survive – now I run my own coffee company'

From picking coffee beans to running his own coffee company in London Wycliffe Sande sees coffee as much more than just a drink - he sees it as giving children a chance to achieve more

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Earl’s Court to Olympia - the corner of London highlighted for its economic ‘clusters’

Three sites either fully or partly in Hammersmith and Fulham have been identified by the Mayor of London as 'strategic economic clusters'

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The 4 Underground stations we could get in next 15 years and 2 we definitely won't

If TfL secures the funding, we could see several new Tube stations in areas where residents have wanted one for years

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Work still needed to sort out Harrow's struggling children's services

There are signs of some improvements, Ofsted said, but concerns have been raised about a lack of child protection plans and delays in transition planning

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North London hospital building to be demolished for 108 homes despite parking concerns

The scheme narrowly passed with four voting for and four against - with the Chair getting the deciding vote

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TfL 'kept strict London bus mileage rules during heatwave' despite vow to protect drivers

Drivers believe TfL risked their safety by only considerably relaxing mileage rules once this summer

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Fifth UK heatwave: 27 counties set to sizzle as temperatures hit 36C

The UK is bracing for its fifth heatwave of the year, with fresh heat health alerts are issued