Over 1.7 million Muslim pilgrims gathered at Mount Arafat to pray under scorching temperatures, marking the peak of the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Authorities deployed special security forces and civil defense units to manage the crowds and ensure safety amidst the extreme heat.
Inspired by the loss of his daughter to brain cancer, a Canadian father has successfully raised more than C$1.6 million for research and was awarded London's first-ever Order of London award.
An author reflects on their past experiences in London, contemplating whether they would return to the city despite fond memories of places like the Coach and Horses' bar.
Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey' is generating excitement and online polarization following its premiere, with strong international critical reception and pre-sale figures.
Hungarian fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a London-bound Cathay Pacific Airways flight after it failed to establish contact over Romanian airspace. The incident triggered a NATO alert.
Cypriot entrepreneur Nicole Georgiou has launched 'i spy' in London, a new fashion-tech platform designed to transform how people discover, save, and shop outfits they find online.
Andy Burnham, a potential future Prime Minister, advocates for devolving power from London to the UK's regions. However, the article notes that past efforts at devolution in Britain have often been unsuccessful.
Actor Ali Wasi Kazmi shares insights into his portrayal of Sikandar in the film 'Raja London Ka', discussing his craft, the director's guidance, and feedback from co-star Samar Jafri.
Jay-Z has announced an additional London concert at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as part of his international stadium tour celebrating his 30-year career and the anniversary of 'Reasonable Doubt'.
Prince Harry and others, including Elton John, lost their privacy lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail, Associated Newspapers. Harry expressed strong disappointment, calling the court's decision a 'complete and obvious cover-up.'
K-pop sensation BTS made an emotional return to London, performing for the first time in seven years since their last U.K. concert at Wembley Stadium in 2019.
Nobel laureate in economics and London School of Economics professor Christopher Pissarides believes that artificial intelligence (AI) will not bring back previous productivity growth rates.
A Berlingske article criticizes the newspaper's own coverage of Alex Vanopslagh's attendance at a London conference, arguing that portraying the Alliance of Responsible Citizenships (ARC) as a far-right organization aiming to radicalize conservative movements is incorrect and misrepresents the event.
The world premiere of Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey' took place in London, drawing its stars and generating initial reactions from critics. Actors like Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Zendaya discussed their experiences with the film and graced the red carpet.
LGBTQ+ rights activist Jason Jones is making legal history as his decade-long battle to overturn Trinidad's homophobic laws reaches its final hurdle at the Privy Council in London. The council will decide on his challenge to legislation against same-sex intimacy.
Anaïs Decaspar besuchte die Weltpremiere von «Die Odyssee» in London und erlebte Regisseur Christopher Nolan und Zendaya aus nächster Nähe. Der Film läuft ab dem 16. Juli in den Schweizer Kinos.
European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti spoke about the future of space exploration during a debate organized by the Italian Embassy in the United Kingdom and hosted at the Ambassador’s Residence in London.
London's dining scene is set to welcome ten exciting new restaurants in 2026, featuring a diverse range of cuisines from elegant seafood to smoky barbecue joints and stylish bistros.
Harry Styles has set a new Guinness World Record for the longest residency at Wembley Stadium, with his 12-night 'Together, Together' tour run. This achievement surpasses previous records and marks a significant milestone in his career.
London's Tube system is approaching a decade without the introduction of new air-conditioned trains, even as the capital experiences its third heatwave of the year with temperatures forecast to reach 34C.
Videos circulating in the UK show verbal antisemitic attacks against Jewish participants at the London Pride parade, with individuals reportedly shouting 'Go back to your Zionist homeland,' while police were present but made no arrests.
London's auction houses are experiencing renewed vigor, with record-breaking sales in modern and contemporary art, attracting eager collectors, many from Asia.
An event at the Freud Museum London on discussing Gaza and Israel has prompted questions regarding the selection of invited speakers and potential biases.
A Spanish judge has denied Begoña Gómez, wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, permission to travel to the NATO summit in Ankara, deeming the decision 'incomprehensible' by Moncloa. However, she was authorized to travel to London for her daughter's graduation.
Grammy-winning singer Duffy performed her first show in 15 years at Hoxton Hall in east London, marking her return to the public eye after a long disappearance.
Prince Harry will not be staying at Buckingham Palace during his visit to London, as an invitation for him to reside there was reportedly withdrawn or a deadline missed. This development highlights ongoing tensions within the royal family.
Former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has stated that former colonies should repay the United Kingdom for its alleged investments and contributions during the British Empire.
During an appearance at SPAK, Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha made strong political accusations against former Justice Minister Ulsi Manja, alleging he is a 'slave to his files' and received 600,000 euros from 'the London boys'.
Deputy Shipping Minister Marina Hadjimanoli is traveling to London to attend an event organized by the deputy ministry at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to promote the Cypriot maritime and shipping industry.
Zendaya made a stunning appearance at the London presentation of the highly anticipated 'Odyssey,' wearing a long, flowing white dress with ancient Greek aesthetic references.
Australia defeated England to win a record seventh Women's T20 World Cup, while FIFA reversed Folarin Balogun's World Cup red card suspension. Other news included Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup appearance and Carlos Queiroz leaving his coaching role.
Prince Harry has arrived in London without his family and without police protection, having previously expressed concerns about his family's safety in Britain.
Known performer Jolanta Naruševičiūtė presented her latest song and openly discussed her life in London, significant changes in her appearance, and her current happiness.
A new TV program features David Attenborough exploring the wild animals of his home city, London, shifting from his usual global expeditions to focus on the British capital's urban wildlife.
The immersive 'David Bowie: You’re Not Alone' experience in London has announced new live shows, pitch black album playbacks, and extended evening screenings until January.
Amidst current events, supporting Pride London has been highlighted as being more crucial than ever, emphasizing the ongoing importance of the LGBTQ+ community's visibility and advocacy.
Hundreds of charities, community groups, and companies participated in Saturday's Pride London parade, with organizers emphasizing the increased importance of supporting the event.
A four-year-old boy sustained serious injuries after being struck by a Range Rover while crossing a road in London and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
A former waiter is taking legal action against the Metropolitan casino on Park Lane in London, alleging he did not receive a fair share of tips. He claims he was forced to share tips with managers and other staff members.
An Albanian activist living in London announced that over 300 Albanians are traveling from London to Tirana for a symbolic march, urging the government to respond and take responsibility for any protest outcomes.
Two Romanian men have been sentenced to prison in London for stabbing an Iranian journalist in an attack that authorities link to the Iranian regime. The men received sentences of eight and twelve years for their involvement in the assault.
A rare 1776 copy of the US Declaration of Independence has been discovered in London, nearly 250 years after its original printing. This significant historical document provides new insights into the early distribution of the Declaration.
The number of car club vehicles available for rent in London has fallen by a "catastrophic" 89% since Zipcar ended its service in late 2025. Data reveals only 330 vehicles remain, pushing former users towards other transport options.
Madonna has released her fifteenth studio album, 'Confessions II,' which includes a duet with her daughter Lourdes Leon. The album is being hailed as a return to form, with Madonna also promoting it through fan events and appearances in Paris.
The Serbian band KOIKOI has received a major international award for their music video 'Ti imaš mir' (You Have Peace). The video was recognized for Best Cinematography in London, competing against global stars.
A bus has ploughed into the front window of a home in Notting Hill, London, also damaging two cars in the incident, according to the London Fire Brigade.
Actress Olivia Wilde drew significant attention at the London screening of her new film 'The Invite,' with her chosen dress and overall appearance becoming a subject of public discussion and criticism.
Police have launched a CCTV appeal to identify a man who approached and sexually assaulted two women at the busy London Bridge station in central London.
Hamish Powell offers a botanist's guide to London, highlighting various plant species and topiary to see in locations like Chiswick, Islington, and Kew.
The annual ChessFest event is back in central London on July 12, offering the public, including social players and children, a chance to challenge grandmasters.
Young actor Samar Jafri shares his biggest fears and behind-the-scenes insights while transforming into an action star for his role in 'Raja London Ka'.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan arrived in Sarajevo and was hosted by Denis Bećirović at the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Their meeting focused on discussions between the two cities.
Ahead of her new album release, Madonna opened the doors of her London home and shared the story behind the item she considers most precious in the world.
Catherine, Princess of Wales, visited Wimbledon in London today, marking one of her latest public appearances since announcing her cancer is in remission.
A report from the International Institute for Strategic Affairs in London revealed that Russian spy drones have been monitoring European nuclear power plants for approximately 18 months, with operations decreasing after seizures of Moscow's 'shadow fleet' vessels used as drone bases.
London City Lionesses have announced the signing of prolific German international striker Nicole Anyomi on a four-year deal, following the expiry of her contract at Eintracht Frankfurt.
Manchester Airport Group (MAG), which includes London Stansted and East Midlands Airports, reported a significant slowdown in full-year passenger growth, falling to 1.9% from 6% the previous year.
Award-winning actor Michael Ward has been accused of raping and sexually assaulting a woman in a car in London in 2023, a court has heard. The alleged incident occurred shortly after they met in a bar.
Tottenham Hotspur has reportedly agreed a club-record deal worth up to £100 million for Newcastle United's Italian midfielder Sandro Tonali. The transfer is expected to be one of the most significant of the current window.
Sadie Sink is officially entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe at the end of the month playing a mystery role opposite Tom Holland in “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” Her role is so secretive that Sink…
Tens of thousands of people rushed to secure tickets for the Bayeux Tapestry's rare exhibition in the UK, leading to nine-hour online queues and a rapid sell-out. The event marks a once-in-a-millennium opportunity to see the historic tapestry in England.
As the World Cup quarter-finals approach, discussions are rife about predictions, potential weather delays, and controversies surrounding favorable treatment for certain teams. Additionally, concerns are being raised about key players facing yellow card suspensions.
A 17-year-old girl from London initially attributed her severe headaches during a heatwave to dehydration, but medical tests revealed she was suffering from a benign brain tumor.
The 11th-century Bayeux Tapestry is set to make a discreet overnight journey to London under police protection for its first-ever exhibition in Britain.
A van driver has been arrested following a crash on the M23 near Gatwick Airport that resulted in the death of a highways worker. Drivers heading to London Gatwick Airport are advised to allow extra time and consider alternative routes.
A London court is poised to potentially impact laws in several Caribbean countries, including Grenada, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, where gay sex is currently considered a crime.
The value of takeover bids for companies on the London Stock Exchange is 27 times greater than the value of new entrants this year, with bids totaling nearly £60bn compared to £2.2bn in new listings.
An article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of visiting London in the summer, noting increased prices and tourists, bearable temperatures, but a lack of air conditioning on most metro lines and buses.
The United Kingdom has summoned a senior Iranian diplomat after an Iran International journalist was stabbed in London, with British lawmakers citing a wide-ranging threat from Iran.
Actor Sky Yang, a graduate of the London Academy of Music & Drama, has signed with Range Media Partners for representation, as exclusively reported by Variety.
Singer Duffy performed her first full live show in 15 years at a secret concert in London. Her return to the stage follows a long hiatus during which she revealed she had been drugged, raped, and held captive.
The Youth Music Awards organizers have announced their decision to relocate the event to Liverpool, aiming to ensure music remains accessible to everyone regardless of their background, following in the footsteps of other major awards moving out of London.
Residents and the local council in east London are opposing plans for a large datacentre in Brick Lane, arguing it would exacerbate the area's housing crisis.
Luarasi University in Albania is promoting its prestigious joint program with the London School of Economics (LSE), which allows students to earn a dual degree. Students and faculty emphasize the program's benefits for professional development and scientific research.
Kutch Copper, a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, has secured registration with the London Metal Exchange for its 'Adani Copper' Grade A cathodes, marking a key milestone for its global market entry.
Valeria Latsiou, daughter of former TV presenter Eleni Menegaki, is preparing to start a new life in London for her university studies, with her mother sharing photos from her graduation.
Councils in England are facing difficulties in securing temporary accommodation for London's homeless population, a situation that some investors are exploiting for financial gain.
Zendaya garnered significant attention at a film premiere in London, wearing a dress described as resembling a porcelain sculpture. The Croatian outlet Index.hr also highlighted her unique attire.
A former security company employee successfully robbed a bank in Brixton, South London, making off with £117,200. The 40-year-old, Kwabena Kissi, was a former G4S cash-in-transit and security employee.
The City of London Police are expressing concerns about their potential disappearance due to a plan to merge them with Scotland Yard. The proposed merger aims to reduce economic costs.
London's Metropolitan Police are investigating incidents of abuse targeting Jewish attendees at London Pride, with online videos showing individuals shouting antisemitic and anti-Zionist slurs.
The official premiere of 'The Odyssey' in London saw a dazzling red carpet event, with stars like Charlize Theron, Anne Hathaway, and Zendaya in attendance. The venue was transformed with a beach-themed setting for the occasion.
The High Court in London has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Nord Stream AG, the operator of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, which sought compensation from insurers for damages incurred due to the pipeline's sabotage.
A London High Court has rejected a lawsuit by the Nord Stream pipeline operator, ruling that the insurer will not pay compensation for the pipeline's explosion. The court determined that such damage was not covered by the insurance policy.
Croatians in London are sharing photos of the city of Zadar being promoted in the London Underground, expressing their delight at seeing the advertisement.
Citi has become a member of the exclusive group of clearing banks that manage London's gold market. This move places Citi among the few institutions controlling the city's gold vaults.
From London to Istanbul, horse racing events are highlighted as spectacles where athletic competition meets high-style fashion, drawing elegantly dressed guests.
A historical account details how Greece achieved autonomy on July 6, 1827, through the Treaty of London, which included a secret article leading to the Battle of Navarino.
Pop superstar Robyn captivated the audience at The O2 in London with a powerful performance featuring spacey atmospherics and a setlist of non-stop hits.
London's tech sector is thriving, but the city is pushing for AI sovereignty to ensure it can be more than just an outpost for US technology companies.
Five Iron Golf is launching in London as part of a £20 million expansion plan across the UK, which is expected to create hundreds of new jobs in major cities.
Madonna reportedly canceled a surprise appearance at London Pride due to safety concerns, disappointing her fans. This marks a withdrawal from a highly anticipated event.
Four foreign nationals were fined a total of €14,400 after customs officers at Paphos International Airport discovered large quantities of duty-unpaid tobacco products in their luggage before they boarded a flight to London.
Donald Trump delivered a speech on the National Mall to celebrate the 250th anniversary of US independence, where he lauded America's achievements and criticized communism and illegal immigration. The event, delayed by a storm, also featured a large fireworks display.
Prince Harry is set to travel to London without his wife Meghan Markle and their children, reportedly due to concerns over police protection. This decision has sparked widespread media attention regarding the family's security arrangements during their visits to the UK.
Madonna hit the town Friday night in a lacy black dress as she threw a major party in London on the same day she released her 15th studio album, "Confessions II." Check it out -- the Queen of Pop…
More than 35,000 people from approximately 600 groups marched through central London for the annual LGBT+ Pride parade, making their way from Hyde Park Corner to Whitehall. London Mayor Sadiq Khan also joined the celebration.
Femi Otedola's memoir, 'Making It Big,' has been recognized as the African Business Book of the Year, less than a year after its official launch in London.
Members and supporters of the LGBTQ+ community gathered in London to celebrate the annual Pride parade, showcasing unity and advocating for LGBTQ+ rights.
Aristides de Grèce, the youngest son of Pavlos and Marie-Chantal, celebrated his 18th birthday with an elegant party in the family's London garden, marking his entry into adulthood.
At least five people were killed in bomb explosions in Damascus, prompting strong condemnation from the Republic of Cyprus. Paris and London are also discussing securing the Strait of Hormuz with Oman amid regional tensions.
Westminster City Council in central London is facing "stark and very tough choices" and is considering doubling council tax amidst changes from a 'fair funding' review.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan visited Bosnia and Herzegovina to pay respects to the victims of Srebrenica, warning against the dangers of lies and disinformation to society.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan made a historic visit to Sarajevo, including the Potočari Memorial Center, where he emphasized the importance of remembering the genocide and discussed cooperation with local officials.
The 70-meter-long Bayeux Tapestry, depicting the Norman conquest of England, has returned to London on loan from France, causing the British Museum's website to crash after 40,000 tickets were sold.
London has honored the Austrian writer Stefan Zweig with a memorial plaque, nearly a century after his exile. The tribute reflects on the writer's legacy and broader issues concerning Britain.
Qantas is set to launch a new 22-hour flight from Sydney to London in October 2027, which will become the world's longest airline route. This will surpass Singapore Airlines' current longest routes.
A new study from Queen Mary University of London, published in The Lancet, reports that the HPV vaccine has eliminated cervical cancer deaths in women aged 20-24 in England between 2020 and 2024.
A man carrying a Tibetan flag died after setting himself on fire near the United Nations headquarters in New York City. Police identified the individual, with exiled Tibetans recognizing him as an activist.
The British and Dutch governments have issued apologies for historical forced adoptions of children from unmarried mothers. Meanwhile, other news includes a British think tank's report on Russian shadow fleet drones and a drug and rape network discovery.
Despite a record heatwave causing lawns across London to brown, the perfectly manicured courts of Wimbledon's famous tennis tournament have maintained their lush green appearance.
The band Chalk has released a new single titled 'Get Fucked,' which is described as a brutal commentary on modern life. The group is also scheduled to play a headline show in London this month.
An analysis suggests that Denmark's Liberal Alliance is moving to the right politically, with leader Alex Vanopslagh's London trip serving as inspiration for uniting center-right and national-conservative movements, mirroring a trend across Europe.
Barbora Krejčíková's presence at Wimbledon is once again generating buzz, with rumors circulating about her behavior, two years after her iconic London triumph.
Qantas is planning the world's longest nonstop flight, a roughly 21-hour journey between Sydney and London, requiring passengers to endure an extended period in the air.
Athens has achieved a significant victory in the cocktail world, securing the top two spots in the inaugural Europe's 50 Best Bars ranking, confirming its status as a premier destination for serious drinkers.
Actress Sadie Sink revealed that the secret identity of her unrevealed character in Spider-Man: Brand New Day was so heavily guarded that she did not see the script until filming began in London.
England secured a comeback victory over DR Congo, with Harry Kane scoring twice to send his team into the World Cup Round of 16. Meanwhile, the USMNT is preparing for their own knockout stage match against Bosnia-Herzegovina, with Christian Pulisic expected to start, and watch parties are being organized across the US.
Seven-time Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic, making his 21st appearance at the prestigious London tournament, now knows his potential opponent for the third round.
London stocks ended mixed on Wednesday, influenced by concerns over US interest rate hikes and a decline in Associated British Foods, which impacted the FTSE 100, while mid-cap stocks performed well.
Biffy Clyro has released the set times for their upcoming concert at Finsbury Park in London, which will feature supporting acts like Nothing But Thieves and Don Broco.
An event titled 'The Scent of the Renaissance' was held at the Italian Ambassador's residence in London, focusing on the connections between history, perfume, and art of the Italian Renaissance.
Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific confirmed that one of its London-bound flights briefly lost contact with air traffic control on Saturday, an incident that prompted a NATO alert.
Cyprus reaffirmed its commitment to its global shipping role during a visit to London, promoting Cypriot shipping at the International Maritime Organization (IMO). The visit aimed to strengthen the country's position in the maritime industry.
London-based alt-country band Little Grandad has been active since their first gig a year ago, quickly gaining buzz despite some members still learning their instruments.
Nest, a UK pension scheme, is planning a £1 billion venture capital initiative aimed at increasing the allocation of assets into private markets for British pension savers, aligning with government and City of London efforts.
The British Museum is featuring a special program in its Korea Gallery, inspired by BTS's latest album, as part of the group's 'The City Arirang' fan festival accompanying their world tour stop in London.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is providing financial support to Chelsea and Arsenal as part of broader plans by Premier League clubs to build or expand their stadiums.
Lauren Bennett, known for her vocals on LMFAO's 'Party Rock Anthem,' has died at 36 or 37. Her father has now broken his silence, claiming doctors 'failed' her and that she experienced a severe reaction to medication, leading to her tragic death.
A resident in Herne Hill, South London, has installed a 2.75-tonne fragment of the Berlin Wall in their garden, leading to significant disagreements with neighbors.
England's 3-2 World Cup victory over Mexico set new viewing records in the UK, with a peak of 9.1 million viewers on BBC One, and also became the most-watched linear telecast in Spanish-language U.S. history, celebrating England's campaign and inspiring cultural tributes.
A commentary piece suggests the Balkans may rise on Britain's priority list under a new prime minister, while a novel humorously explores indifference to the UK's potential demise.
Madonna's planned performance in London, intended as part of Pride Parade celebrations, was canceled after organizers and her team assessed that her presence could cause chaos due to the large crowds.
K-pop sensation BTS launched the London segment of their 'Arirang' world tour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, drawing tens of thousands of fans amidst citywide celebrations and cultural events.
A Spanish judge has rejected a request from Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, to attend the NATO summit. The Spanish government has expressed incomprehension at the decision, noting she was permitted to travel to London for her daughter's graduation.
Prince Harry arrived in the UK for a court verdict, facing a new misunderstanding within the royal family after Buckingham Palace reportedly withdrew an offer for him to stay there. His visit comes amidst ongoing tensions with King Charles and Prince William.
A judge has expressed reluctance for Begoña Gómez to travel to Turkey due to a lack of 'police cooperation' there. However, the court will return her passport for six days to allow her to travel to London for one of her daughters' graduations.
A judge has ruled that insurers, including Lloyd's of London, are not required to pay out for damages related to the Nord Stream pipeline blasts, citing a 'war exclusion' clause.
Derrick Abaitey, founder of the Konnected Minds Podcast, revealed that he used to sell Chinese clothes in London as a college student to earn extra income before launching his podcast.
Yannick Nézet-Séguin led the London Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Rachmaninoff at the Baden-Baden Festival, drawing praise for his conducting.
Michele Fiascaris' debut film 'Rain Catcher' is reviewed as a satisfying and atmospherically seductive addition to the London noir subgenre, praised for its mind-bending mystery at the Karlovy Vary festival.
A news site has accused MP Burnham of providing an article about devolution that was 'error-filled' and similar to others he had written for Scotland and London.
Bentley has officially named its first production electric vehicle, a luxury SUV, as 'Torcal'. The new model is scheduled to make its public debut in London on September 23.
Wolf Alice performed a cover of Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' during their homecoming show at Finsbury Park in London. The band delivered a memorable performance for their fans.
A new Walk of Fame dedicated to reggae music and its heritage has been inaugurated in Harlesden, Northwest London, honoring musicians, producers, and record labels.
Dover Street Market in London is hosting a summer exhibition showcasing innovative work from graduate jewellery designers, highlighting the institutions that shaped their talent.
The World Diplomatic Organization (WDO), an international institution headquartered in London, is involved in a name-related dispute concerning the registration and public use of a closely similar corporate name.
BTS' city-wide fan festival, 'The City Arirang,' has launched its London edition at the Korean Cultural Centre UK, with plans to expand the fan-themed campaign to the British Museum.
Prince Harry has stated that Meghan and their children will not be traveling to London due to safety concerns, leading to changes in royal plans while the family holidays in Europe.
The Pasdaran have issued a warning to Paris and London, stating that no ships should be sent to Hormuz. The New York Times also revealed that Pezeshkian threatened to resign if the Supreme Leader did not accept the memorandum.
Thousands participated in the London Pride parade, with activists highlighting concerns that LGBTQ+ rights are under threat. Organizers emphasized the urgency of the situation, citing increased waitlists for gender-affirming care and a rise in hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community.
Oman has agreed to cooperate with France and the United Kingdom to ensure safe transit through the Strait of Hormuz. This collaboration aims to enhance security in the vital shipping lane.
Two Romanian men have been sentenced to prison in the UK for a life-threatening attack on Poura Zeerati, an Iranian-British journalist for Iran International, in London.
A London bride, Amy Trinh, gained viral attention for her creativity after designing her own wedding dress and her bridesmaids' dresses, adding a personal touch to her wedding.
Pop superstar Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis Kelce have officially married, with actor Adam Sandler officiating the ceremony. The event saw celebrity guests and widespread public attention, including the Empire State Building lighting up in blue.
A woman claims Michael Ward, a 'Top Boy' actor, raped her in a car shortly after they met at a nightclub in east London, a claim she denies was a consensual encounter.
Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery is set to return to the London stage in the play 'Bloodsport: After Helen of Troy,' co-starring Laura Aikman. This marks her anticipated return to theater.
The P21 Gallery in London is hosting 'Homeland Lost,' an exhibition by Alan Gignoux featuring resonant black and white photographs that portray Palestinian refugees and the sites of homes they were forced to leave during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.
London-based fintech Starling Bank announced it will cut 130 jobs as part of a restructuring effort to reduce 'duplicate' roles and boost investment in artificial intelligence to lower costs.
London-based fintech disruptor Revolut has achieved a $75 billion valuation, boasts 75 million global customers, and is now expanding its services into the American market.
The Financial Times is undertaking a data-driven quantitative project to assess and rank the UK's standing as an international financial services center, with a particular focus on London.
An interview with Professor Elias Papaioannou, an economics lecturer at London Business School, discusses how economic shocks often lead to the rise of populism.
A London-based institute reports that Russia used drones launched from its 'shadow fleet' tankers to observe military facilities in NATO member states.
The Metropolitan Police have issued a hate crime warning in anticipation of Pride in London, an event expected to draw over a million people to the city for celebrations.
More support acts have been announced for Twenty One Pilots' UK-exclusive show at All Points East 2026, which is scheduled to take place next month in London's Victoria Park.
Donald Trump is under fire for allegedly using a US anniversary event to promote his political agenda and personal projects, while also facing revelations about over $1 billion in crypto earnings. Reports also detail his various business ventures and a denied claim of Jho Low being considered for a pardon.
Wimbledon has begun, with five Italian players, including Sonego, Grant, Cobolli, Berrettini, and Paolini, competing for a spot in the third round of the London grass-court Grand Slam.
Actresses Sadie Sink and Rosamunde Pike have expressed their frustration and anger over the prevalent use of mobile phones by audience members during performances in London's West End theaters.
A brother-in-law has been ordered to pay £490,000 in court costs after losing a legal battle against a widow, Gabriela Teixeira, over her late husband's £5 million fortune. The dispute involved the estate of London restaurateur Abbas Moaven.
A documentary titled "Birds of War" explores the long-distance relationship between a BBC correspondent in London and a photographer on the ground in Syria, focusing on personal connections rather than politics.
Actress Lexi Minetree, star of 'Elle,' paid homage to Reese Witherspoon by wearing her 2014 Met Gala dress to the London premiere of the 'Legally Blonde' prequel, continuing a trend of referencing Witherspoon's past fashion.
London's Imperial Ice Stars will bring 'Cinderella on Ice' to Tel Aviv's Opera House in September, while 'Musical on Ice' tours Israel throughout the summer, offering various ice spectaculars from 'Frozen' to 'Cinderella'.
The Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) has taken a stake in Janus Henderson as the $7.4 billion take-private deal for the company has officially closed, with Janus Henderson maintaining its current management and London presence.
The 'Real Housewives of London,' which premiered its first season on Hayu in the U.K. last year, is coming to the U.S. Bravo will air the show weekly starting July 21, with episodes available on Peacock from August 4.