A newly revealed letter from Princess Diana indicates that she disliked London during her honeymoon.

The article chronicles a lifelong adventure in photography for Kadir Kaba, whose work provides a photographic history of Cyprus, starting from his childhood in Mora and extending through London and back to the island.

Brussels has rejected a proposal from British ministers for deeper integration into the EU single market for goods, citing London's unwillingness to accept the return of free movement of people.

Tens of thousands of smartphones have been reported stolen in London in recent years, with some victims subsequently receiving threats.

Former Head of State Yakubu Gowon has revealed that his family almost became homeless in London after the 1975 coup, detailing financial struggles and international challenges.

A man from London has been sentenced to prison for a months-long campaign of antisemitic attacks and death threats, including an incident outside a synagogue.

A significant heatwave has brought temperatures of 37 degrees Celsius to Spain and the Iberian Peninsula. The hot air mass is now moving towards Central Europe, with Paris and London expected to reach 30 degrees soon.

The deployment of facial recognition technology on the streets of London is sparking debate about the balance between security and individual liberty. Critics are raising concerns about privacy implications and the potential for widespread surveillance.

Culture Club has announced 'The Singles' UK arena tour, featuring special guests ABC and Haircut 100, including a major show at London's O2.

Emilia Fox will join experts to discuss the truth about true crime shows in a session just added to Deadline’s Reality TV Summit at SXSW London on June 2.

Shares in the London-listed firm Games Workshop, known for its Warhammer franchise, saw an increase in early trading following forecasts of record revenues and a significant jump in profits.

A selection of homes for sale in England are highlighted for their excellent gardens, ranging from a farmhouse with a wildflower meadow to an award-winning London flat, perfect for outdoor entertaining.

Journalists from The Guardian, including political editor Pippa Crerar, features writer Simon Hattenstone, and reporter Malak A Tantesh, have won awards across various categories at the Press Awards in London.

Set photos from "Only Murders in the Building" Season 6 reveal Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin filming in London, with Steve Martin sharing a teaser for the new season.

Michael Thomson, the former CEO of London Capital & Finance (LCF), has received a six-month custodial sentence for breaching court orders related to a retail investor scandal.

WizzAir announced that its London flights will operate from the long-closed Ferihegy Terminal 1 at Liszt Ferenc Airport during the Champions League final weekend, as airport traffic is expected to double.

Keywords Studios-owned Fortyseven Communications (47) is opening a London office and launching a global creation relations division, marking its 20th anniversary and integrating with sister agency Indigo Pearl.

On VE Day in 1945, Princess Elizabeth and her sister Margaret famously joined jubilant London crowds unnoticed, experiencing the nation's relief firsthand.

Deadline is hosting its Reality TV Summit at SXSW London on June 2, with Netflix's UK unscripted boss Syeda Irtizaali as the keynote speaker, alongside top producers and an AI deep dive.

The 15-minute short film 'Inheritance' will be screened in London, exploring the experience of the Portuguese diaspora in the United Kingdom through its protagonist, Alice.

Lund Point, a tower block in east London, has 164 boarded-up homes, but a few long-term residents are refusing to leave, holding out for a long-promised redevelopment of what was once a vibrant community.

London's Metropolitan Police are actively working to dismantle sophisticated criminal networks responsible for snatching thousands of phones off the city's streets and subsequently trafficking them in bulk to China.

Smurfit Westrock is set to delist from the London Stock Exchange next month, following a similar move by CRH earlier this year to list in New York.

A guide highlights seven prominent locations around the world, including London, Paris, and Palestine, where the iconic street art of the elusive artist Banksy can be seen.

Martha Sitwell is not keeping calm and carrying on. The Ladies of London star proved her feud with former BFF Margo Stilley is still very much alive and well following their bitter falling out...

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay addressed the viral TikTok backlash over an alleged incident involving a dog on a pee pad inside his London restaurant, calling the reaction "overexaggerated."

An Etihad Airways flight en route to London was forced to return to Abu Dhabi International Airport after experiencing a technical issue shortly after takeoff.

An exhibition at the CCCB, in collaboration with the Wellcome Collection of London, explores humanity's obsession with beauty, featuring over 400 pieces that review everything from the construction of beauty standards to the cosmetics industry.

The sixth edition of the Radicepura Garden Festival, scheduled for May 2027 in Sicily, was officially presented at the Italian Embassy in London, highlighting Mediterranean gardening.

The VIANEX Group participated in the REBRAIN GREECE international initiative in London on May 9, 2026, which aims to support the return of Greek professionals.

Smurfit Westrock has announced its intention to delist from the London stock exchange.

The sixth season of the series 'Only Murders in the Building' has been confirmed, with filming already underway in London. Stars Selena Gomez, Steve Martin, and Martin Short are returning to their roles.

Indian authorities are set to monitor a Boeing fuel-switch test, which is linked to an incident involving an Air India flight in London, according to recently revealed documents.

Britain and Cyprus have reaffirmed their close defense partnership following talks in London between UK Defence Secretary John Healey and Cyprus Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas, focusing on shared security challenges.

Private equity owner Hg has spun out €500 million worth of assets from the €19 billion software group Visma, a move that comes as the long-awaited London IPO of Visma has been shelved.

A comparison review evaluates two recently opened luxury hotels in London, Raffles at The OWO and The Chancery Rosewood, both occupying historic addresses.

A £20 million Lottery grant will fund the restoration of a world-famous London cemetery, home to the graves of George Michael and Karl Marx, addressing issues like climate change to safeguard its future.

Bess Wohl's 'Liberation', a Tony-nominated and Pulitzer Prize-winning play, is set to be produced in London next year, as announced by its producers.

Arsenal has won the Premier League title for the first time in 22 years, securing the championship after rivals Manchester City drew 1-1 with Bournemouth, leading to widespread celebrations across North London, including unique fan festivities.

Forbes provides an insider's guide to the London Marriott Hotel Park Lane, offering details and insights into the luxury accommodation.

London is forecast to experience a heatwave this weekend, with temperatures expected to reach 28 degrees Celsius. The warm weather is predicted to begin on Friday and continue into next week, following an unusually cool May.

London's West End productions could be impacted by industrial action after Equity union members voted in favor of possible strikes over pay and conditions.

Police have indicated that dozens of individuals and organizations may face charges in connection with the deadly Grenfell Tower fire that occurred in London in 2017.

An exhibit showcasing the 11th-century Bayeux Tapestry has opened in London, allowing visitors to view the historical marvel.

The London branch of Deutsche Bank has been fined £165,000 (about US$221,000) by UK authorities for violating the country's sanctions regime against Russia.

The UK is hosting a major development conference in London to discuss its global aid reset, with calls for reforms to ensure resources directly reach people in crisis.

Bishop's Stortford Town Council in Hertfordshire has reopened century-old graves for new burials, reportedly becoming the only authority outside London granted such powers due to space shortages.

A group of current and former Shell employees is publicly challenging the oil giant’s climate strategy at its shareholder meeting in London on Tuesday, warning that the company’s continued focus on

The boss of Grind said chain’s coffees had to be ‘best in class’ to justify the cost for customers

Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński posted a video, viewed nearly two million times, purporting to show a large right-wing demonstration in London, but it was later identified as not depicting the actual event.

Designers hope a Sightsavers sensory exhibit at the London Chelsea Flower Show will provide an accessible experience for all visitors, engaging their senses of sight, hearing, feeling, taste, and touch.

An exhibition commemorating the October 7 Nova music festival atrocity has opened in London, featuring an appeal from an Israeli survivor to those who deny its gravity. Police vans and security personnel were present as the event confronted doubters of the attack's severity.

K-pop band CN Blue is expanding its "3logy" overseas concert tour to Europe, with planned stops in Berlin, Paris, and London starting June 30.

Harry Styles' upcoming 12-date concert series at Wembley Stadium is projected to generate over £1 billion in fan spending. Barclays described the event as a major cultural moment, attracting a million ticket-holders to London.

The Uzbekistan National Investment Fund (UzNIF) has launched its Initial Public Offering (IPO), with its shares beginning to trade on both the London and Tashkent stock exchanges. This event has attracted global investor interest and is viewed as a potential turning point for Central Asia.

King Charles has reportedly devised a secret plan to reconcile Princes William and Harry before the Duke's next return to London, aiming to restore relations within the royal family.

Selena Gomez visited London to promote her brand Rare Beauty, where she was seen wearing a controversial fashion trend, looking better than ever.

Tens of thousands of far-right supporters marched in London, advocating for 'remigration' and other nationalist agendas.

An opinion piece reflects on the author's past struggles with creating overly rigid vacation itineraries. A disastrous trip to London ultimately led to a shift in perspective, encouraging a more flexible approach to travel.

Stuart Adams, 49, and Dara Harbison, 26, have been charged after dozens of arrests were made during rival protests held in central London over the weekend.

Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor and her husband Anand Ahuja have reportedly purchased five flats near their London mansion, leading to objections from their neighbors.

Airtel Africa Plc has announced a change to its London registered office address, while confirming that all other contact details, including phone numbers and email addresses, will remain the same.

Airlines are reportedly absorbing up to 50% of surging jet fuel costs, creating a challenging environment for the aviation industry. Despite this, Alaska Airlines has launched a new Seattle-to-London route, betting on premium international flights.

Five men were injured in a violent altercation involving a stabbing in London, leading to one arrest by authorities.

Food critic Jay Rayner reviews The Cocochine in London, praising Larry Jayasekara’s accomplished cooking and the prix fixe lunch for offering excellent value to Mayfair diners.

Montenegrin officials, including Minister Jakšić-Stojanović, attended a reception at the Montenegrin Embassy in London, where they emphasized the importance of a patriotic attitude towards the state. They asserted that such a stance guarantees the nation's resilience against external threats.

Trafigura, a major commodities trader, has reportedly withdrawn significant volumes of copper from warehouses registered with the London Metal Exchange.

The Times recommends ten of the best restaurants in London for visitors and locals to experience during the month of May.

A 36-year-old man, Tavius Jean-Charles, was jailed in a London court after admitting to antisemitic hate crimes, including shouting 'I will kill you Jews' and threatening to blow up Jewish schools.

The Iranian regime is accused of ordering assassinations against opponents and critics in Europe, following charges against two men in London for allegedly attacking exiled journalist Pouria Zeraati with a knife.

Polish companies are showing significant interest in London Tech Week 2026, one of Europe's most important technology festivals, scheduled from June 8-10 (and up to June 12 with accompanying events) at Olympia in London. This highlights growing international collaboration in the tech sector.

The British Ministry of Defence has released images of a classified Chinese satellite, captured by the UK's military telescope in Cyprus, with Western officials suspecting it could be used for space-based intelligence collection, prompting London to issue a 'warning' to Beijing.

Singer Rosalía has showcased a striking change in her style in London, embracing the 'quiet luxury' trend with a minimalist design from Calvin Klein, for which she is an ambassador.

London traders are reportedly facing significant losses due to an ultra-long bond bet that has gone awry.

A study by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a London think-tank, anticipates that the Kremlin will soon face a fundamental choice: either radically intensify mobilization or reduce its war objectives to continue the war with Ukraine.

Dr. Andreas Krieg of King's College London describes the relationship between the UAE and Israel as "cold, pragmatic," primarily driven by shared interests in defense and technology.

Transport for London (TfL) officials have expressed concerns regarding robotaxis, stating that more work is needed to demonstrate that self-driving vehicles will provide a "net benefit on safety," even as ministers invite bids for their deployment.

Michael Thomson admitted to breaching a restraining order by selling a range of luxury items The former boss of collapsed investment firm London Capital & Finance (LC&F) has been imprisoned for six…

Virginia Woolf’s interior epic “Mrs Dalloway” survives — and thrives — following a surprisingly successful transplantation from London to Lagos in brothers Arie and Chuko Esiri’s vivid and velvety…

Christopher Nemeth's store in Tokyo is highlighted as a significant location for post-punk design, offering reconstructed classics inspired by 1980s London fashion.

An AI engineer claims Google fired him after he protested the company's alleged provision of "military AI" to Israeli forces, distributing flyers at Google DeepMind's London office.

Wizz Air has announced changes to its Budapest terminal usage for flights to London, specifically during the Champions League Final weekend. The adjustment aims to manage increased travel demand and operational logistics.

The all-female track meet Athlos will be hosted in London for the first time later this year as it expands to two events.

Alexander Zeldin's devastating play "Care" at the Young Vic in London offers a searing portrayal of the loneliness and confusion experienced in a care home, raising urgent questions about dementia.

Today's top shots include coverage of a Gaza flotilla protest held in Strasbourg and the Arsenal football club's title celebrations in London.

The HS2 high-speed rail line from London to Northern England is facing massively escalating costs, with the project being described as 'obscene expensive' and 'massively oversized folly'.

Meryl Streep and Martin Short, both 76, are reportedly no longer hiding their romance, despite their continued refusal to officially confirm it. A new photo from a London restaurant has fueled fan excitement.

London investors saw M&S stocks rise and digested better-than-forecast UK inflation figures. Hopes of a US-Iran peace deal also contributed to market optimism.

Foxgloves are highlighted as a popular trend in English gardens this summer, prominently featured at London's traditional Chelsea Garden Show.

Qatar is participating in the Global Partnerships Conference held in London. The delegation aims to strengthen international collaborations and discuss global economic strategies.

Vodafone Romania received the largest telecom fine this year, €300,000, for unilaterally modifying contracts for business subscribers without allowing them to opt out. The fine also follows a customer complaint about a €49 roaming charge in London.

Unusual scenes unfolded in North London as ecstatic football fans celebrated, with one individual reportedly offering a €24,000 watch to a player, which was not accepted.

A proposal for a residential skyscraper on a London riverbank was rejected following years of debate and appeals, with notable opposition from figures like Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton.

The new St Clement hotel has opened in London, described as a vibrant destination that completes the reinvention of a previously overlooked area of the city.

A new study by researchers from the University of Oxford and University College London reveals that pollution from coal-fired power plants significantly reduces the efficiency of photovoltaic installations worldwide.

The semifinal round of a Chinese songs contest took place in London. This event showcased Chinese musical talent and cultural exchange in the UK.

Pouria Zeraati tells a court of a "violent" attack outside his Wimbledon home in late March 2024.

Berkeley Group has issued a warning that it cannot invest in London following the blocking of a significant homes development plan.

President Connolly praised the London Irish Centre for its support to survivors, while also acknowledging that official Ireland 'looked away' from the plight of the London Irish community during the exodus periods of the 1950s and 1980s. He highlighted the historical neglect faced by this diaspora.

Nine years after the Grenfell Tower fire in London killed 72 people, 57 individuals and 20 companies are under suspicion for negligent homicide, abuse of office, and fraud, with charges expected by June 2027.

The UK is experiencing a spike in far-right and anti-immigration protests under the Starmer government. A "Unite the Kingdom" rally, organized by activist Tommy Robinson, is scheduled to take place in London.

Police have announced that dozens of individuals and organizations may face charges in connection with the deadly London fire that occurred in 2017.

A UK court has heard allegations that Iran utilized Romanian proxies to carry out an attack on a London-based Iranian journalist.

The historic Bayeux Tapestry is scheduled to be displayed flat for the first time at the British Museum in London, as part of an exhibition running from September 2027 to July 2027.

Riyadh Air has commenced ticket sales in anticipation of its inaugural flights between Riyadh and London, scheduled to begin on July 1. This marks the launch of a new airline connecting the two major cities.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase, is reportedly reconsidering a $4 billion London office project. The potential withdrawal is linked to the UK's political climate, with Dimon warning of a possible pullout if a future government is deemed 'hostile to the banks,' specifically mentioning if Starmer steps down.

Simon Comerford’s mother says the thought of cremation has triggered her deep-rooted phobia of fire

An opinion piece questions whether Britain is ungovernable or if recent political events in London merely reflect government incompetence, highlighting ongoing political instability.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced a £6 million pledge to address the 'global emergency' of tech-enabled abuse targeting women and girls. He emphasized the urgent need to tackle these new forms of abuse.

Saida Mirziyoyeva of Uzbekistan has conducted discussions during a visit to London.

The International Booker Prize is set to be awarded tonight at a ceremony in London's Tate Modern, with a Bulgarian novel, "Ostaynitsa," among the contenders. The event will be streamed live on the official Booker YouTube channel.

A planned tube strike in London has been called off, providing relief to Londoners who rely on the underground transport system.

A Jewish man was reportedly attacked and injured by a group of men in London. He described being beaten "like an animal" during the assault.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković met with British Minister Stephen Doughty in London, stating that political concessions to actors undermining BiH's constitutional order cannot be a solution for the OHR.

Meryl Streep and Martin Short were photographed together at a London restaurant, fueling ongoing rumors about their relationship. The sighting comes amidst speculation regarding their romantic involvement.

A witness from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has testified that the 'Tali Shani' passport presented in a London property case involving Mike Ozekhome was a forgery.

A 64-year-old bus driver is fighting for his life after being assaulted on Battersea Bridge, one of London's busiest, and was transported to the hospital by air ambulance.

Artist Blondshell has launched a new era with the release of her single ‘Heart Has To Work So Hard’ and announced her largest UK, European, and North American tour to date, including a stop at London's Roundhouse.

Czech actor Josef Trojan is preparing to move to London in January 2027 to pursue an international acting career, viewing it as a European center for acting.

This article delves into the historical economic challenges faced by London, the capital of the British Empire, during periods of nervous exhaustion and financial strain caused by wars with France.

Two leaders are departing a Fidesz-affiliated nonprofit that spent 2.5 billion forints between March 2025 and March 2026, with one of them managing Árpád Habony's London company.

An Indian-origin man is among five individuals who have been jailed for their involvement in an £8 million drug cartel that was responsible for flooding London with illegal substances.

NATO's UK command center took control of London's Charing Cross metro station for an exercise simulating deep attacks against Russia, amid ongoing criticism that the UK is unprepared for such scenarios.

Apollo Global Management has made a £1.5 billion ($2.04 billion) takeover proposal for London-listed heat treatment company Bodycote, causing Bodycote's shares to rise.

An editorial warns that the UK's soft targets are underprotected and underfunded, even as NATO conducts joint military exercises on the London Underground, suggesting Russia will not wait for the UK to improve its defense readiness.

Montenegro's representative, Jakšić Stojanović, presented the country's Education Reform Strategy at the World Education Forum in London. The presentation highlighted Montenegro's plans for educational advancements.

Sources indicate that Trafigura intends to withdraw its copper stocks from the London Metal Exchange in anticipation of a forthcoming US tariff ruling.

The Italian Embassy in London expressed deep sadness over the passing of Carlo Petrini, founder of Slow Food, and highlighted King Charles III's admiration for his work in sustainable agriculture.

The British army conducted a simulated World War 3 exercise in Charing Cross Tube station, with commuters reportedly unaware of the unfolding scenario.

Copper prices have seen an increase, supported by a reduction in stockpiles at the London Metal Exchange (LME).

The exhibition at London's Barbican, featuring the voices of Diego Luna, Richard Ayoade, Jeffrey Wright and more, invites us into imaginary worlds to provide "deep emotional connections to ideas"…

Roberto de Zerbi's Tottenham need to get at least a point against Everton if they are to see off West Ham - assuming Nuno Espirito Santo's side do their job and beat Leeds at London Stadium.

A UK government official has stated that the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (HKETO) in London can continue its "legitimate activity," despite political pressure following a court finding two men linked to the office guilty of spying.

Media operations linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have reportedly established a base in the United Kingdom.

London is experiencing a crime epidemic, leading to public outcry and demands for stronger laws as residents express fear about theft and personal safety on the streets.

Malacañang described an investigative report claiming President Marcos Jr. hired a London public relations firm to rehabilitate his image as "based on speculation and intrigue," declining further comment.

St John’s Church of England primary in Barnet, north London, has transformed its flood-prone play area into a climate-adapted playground with the help of Trees for Cities.

An insider's guide provides a detailed look at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower hotel in London, England, offering insights for potential visitors.

A man from Tipperary, Ireland, has been successfully elected to the London city council, marking his first outing for the Green Party. This achievement highlights a notable political gain for the Green Party in London.

A "sexy garden" installation at the historic Chelsea Flower Show in London, featuring plants arranged to evoke sexual desire, has drawn large crowds and generated significant buzz.

LondonMetric Property has shared the highlights from its H2 earnings call, offering a summary of its financial results and business developments for the second half of the fiscal year.

Hosted at London's Barbican, May 21-Sept. 6, the exhibition of imaginary worlds invites us to "imagine what the future of humanity could look like, and the challenges and adventures to come."

The Academy of Beer proudly announced that its Oktobearfest beer secured a gold medal at the London Tasting Awards 2026 in the Märzen lager category.

The Times features a classic pub offering accommodation located where London meets Surrey.

Two men have been sentenced to 38 and 26 years in prison respectively for the murder of a woman and two attempted murders at a vigil in London, with the victim's husband stating in court that he forgives them.

This article features top photographs of the day, including a Gaza flotilla protest in Strasbourg and Arsenal football club's title celebrations in London.

The Italian Embassy in London, in collaboration with ICE - Agenzia and Interni Magaz, organized an event titled 'Re-Design: Projects that Regenerate Spaces, Objects, Relationships' for Italian Design Day 2026.

Robert Venables KC, a leading London barrister, has been charged with three counts of cheating HMRC of nearly £2 million in income tax over a decade, a court was told.

A think tank has proposed that scrapping stamp duty and council tax could effectively resolve London's housing crisis. The recommendation aims to address affordability and availability issues in the capital.

A new report identifies the top 10 most expensive European cities for monthly rent, noting that neither London nor Paris holds the top spot.

A professor has been hit with a £180,000 court bill following a feud with his 'gloating' neighbour over a London flat, with the professor accusing his neighbour of rendering his property 'unsellable'.

The Museum of Cycladic Art hosted a glamorous gala at the iconic Wallace Collection in London. The event brought together 160 prominent members of the new generation of the Greek community in London who support the museum's work.

London is experiencing a decline in its economic prominence due to successive shocks and reduced growth, though it remains crucial for the broader UK economy.

Churches in London are emerging as atmospheric and acoustically divine venues for non-classical concerts, attracting acclaimed artists from around the world.

Barclays estimates that Harry Styles fans will spend over $1.7 billion (or £1 billion) on his 12 London concerts scheduled for June. This highlights the significant economic impact of the artist's performances.

Mirza Begović's feature film "Testament" was named the winner in the feature film category at the FIFFLONDON 2025 festival in London.

Chinese fast fashion giants Shein and Temu are once again facing each other in court, this time in London, as Shein accuses Temu of copyright infringement. Temu, however, claims the lawsuit is a pretext to suppress competition.

A prominent gala event was recently held in London to support the Museum of Cycladic Art, an institution founded by Dolly Goulandris, with attendance from key families involved in its patronage.

The Consulate General of Italy in London, in collaboration with the Amplifon Foundation, has launched the 'Ciao' initiative to support Italian seniors residing in the UK.

Nickel prices on the London Metal Exchange surged by as much as 2.6% to $19,050 a ton following reports that Indonesia is cutting upwards of 15% of its high-grade nickel pig iron capacity.

Lithuanians in London gathered for the annual 'FESTAS’26' event at Studio338, featuring performances by Natalija Bunkė, Simona Nainė, and 'Žemaitukai'.

British Airways is demanding £10 million in compensation from London's Heathrow Airport after 20,000 pieces of luggage were not loaded last weekend.

London saw large demonstrations last weekend, with nationalists led by Tommy Robinson and various left-wing groups protesting for Palestine, drawing an estimated 100,000 participants.

Prosecutors in London are reportedly aiming to announce charges related to the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire by June of next year.

Following the suspension of May walkouts, new dates for the London Tube strike in June have been revealed.

An Israeli tourist speaking Hebrew was reportedly attacked in London, with the victim describing being kicked "like an animal."

Foreign Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Elmedin Konakovic, met in London, on Monday, with Stephen Doughty, the UK Minister of State for Europe, No

An investigative journalist's new book, "The Oligarch's Son," delves into the death of a young man who posed as a billionaire in London. The story is presented as a research thriller.

Ahead of their London derby, Chelsea's manager Calum McFarlane states the team needs no extra motivation, with comprehensive match previews, predicted lineups, team news, injury updates, and viewing information detailing the upcoming clash against Tottenham Hotspur.

A guide highlights the top luxury afternoon tea experiences available in London.

A survey by King's College London indicates that one-third of university students in Great Britain believe that rapid job displacement due to artificial intelligence will trigger civil unrest.

Catherine Connolly participated in an 'extraordinary 12 hours' in London, aiming to 'decolonise our minds,' which included a meeting with a king.

The music group The Avalanches have announced a surprise "free party" event in London this week, following the recent release of their first new song in six years, "Together."

The Guardian's picture editors have selected photographs from around the world for their 'Photos of the Day,' including images of a milky protest and a UFO sighting in London.