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Sadiq Khan apologises to Chief Rabbi
Mr Khan says he is "sorry for any hurt" caused over remarks he made in a recent interview.
Dog Tasered after biting Met Police officer
A dog was Tasered bit an officer and became aggressive to other, the Met says.
Most Army horses to return to duty 'in due course'
Two military horses were seriously injured and "continue to be closely observed" the Army says.
Some Tube stations close as workers strike
London Underground customer service managers walk out in a dispute over terms and conditions.
Four held over small boat crossing Facebook ads
A joint UK-French investigation arrests a suspected people smuggling group targeting Vietnamese people.
Question Time: Did Philp confuse Rwanda and Congo?
The policing minister appeared to ask an audience member if Rwanda and Congo were different countries.
WW2 veterans share frontline memories with pupils
The group of veterans gathered at the Union Jack club in Waterloo with pupils from London schools.
Anger after SUVs have tyres deflated by activists
One resident says she was unable to see her mother, who is in end-of-life care, due to the action.
Two UK men charged with helping Russian intelligence
It comes after a Ukraine-linked business in London was targeted in a suspected arson attack.
John Lewis job applicants get questions beforehand
The retail group hopes giving candidates sight of questions will make process fairer.
Going the extra mile: Police vehicles to remember
The cycles, motorbikes and cars to have been deployed in the pursuit of crime.
Champions League final fan zone plan rejected
Westminster Council rejects an application for a Champions League final fan zone in Embankment.
What do disabled voters want from the London Mayor?
All public transport to be wheelchair friendly and building accessible homes feature in the wish list.
First personalised jab for skin cancer in UK trial
Steve Young is part of the tests to see if an mRNA jab can stop the deadliest skin cancer returning.
South Western trains disrupted as works overrun
South Western Railway warned passengers delays will last until the end of service on Friday.
Headband was worn in support of Hamas, judge finds
Khaled Hajsaad wore the clothing at a pro-Palestine rally in central London in November.
As it happened: London mayor hopefuls in BBC debate
Four of the candidates vying to become the city's mayor have taken part in a BBC London hustings.
Having a Mayor: Debating Debates
Having a Mayor follows the thrills, spills and gaffes of the race for mayor of London.
Mayoral candidates clash at BBC debate
The mayoral hopefuls are asked questions about violent crime and road use from Londoners.
How would the next London mayor change the capital?
We asked London's mayoral candidates what they would change in London ahead of polling day on 2 May.
Sadiq Khan pledges crackdown on high street crime
The plan by the Labour contender also involves investing £3m into youth workers.
What is the London mayoral election?
On Thursday 2 May, millions of Londoners will vote for the mayor and 25 London Assembly members.
The candidates vying to be the next London mayor
The campaign to be the next London mayor has begun with the election due to be held on 2 May 2024.
What does the mayor and the London Assembly do?
With Londoners due to head to the polls on 2 May, the BBC looks at what the role means for the capital.
Fridge-wearing marathon runner gets down on one knee
Daniel ran the London Marathon wearing a household fridge and proposed to his girlfriend en route.
Man paralysed on one side eyes marathon world record
Ahead of the big race, the lifelong Spurs fan met with defender Ben Davies for some encouragement.
'Chaos' as gaggle of Egyptian geese delays trains
Commuters in London described "total chaos" when a gaggle of geese brought trains to a standstill.
Behind the scenes at London's most glittering show
An immersive theatre show opens, based on the Oscar-winning film Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
London charity tackles isolation through music
The Spitz goes into care homes, day centres and hospitals to teach older people the power of music.
'Doctors told me I'd die before I left school'
One of the victims contracted HIV after being given infected blood when he was a child.
What was behind the garrotting panics of London?
Londoners were told there were no-go areas full of the criminal classes - was it true?
Can troubled Thames Water avoid collapse?
The future of the UK's biggest water firm is uncertain as its parent company defaults on interest payments.
Service charges: Who, what, where, when, why?
Steep rises in service fees have left some leaseholders feeling trapped and others in debt.
London's 391 years of going bananas for bananas
On 10 April 1633, a crowd gathered outside a shop in Holborn to goggle at a peculiar new display.
Farrell clinches win over Bath as Saracens go second
Saracens move into second in the Premiership with a 15-12 victory over Bath.
Bowlers give Surrey edge against Hampshire
Bowlers dominate the opening day between Surrey and Hampshire as 15 wickets fall.
Glos paceman De Lange takes 6-49 against Middlesex
Gloucestershire paceman Marchant de Lange takes 6-49 against Middlesex as the bowlers enjoy day one.
Castleford score six tries to beat winless Broncos
Four tries in 15 minutes before half-time help Castleford to a comfortable Super League victory over London Broncos.
Having a Mayor: Debating Debates
Having a Mayor follows the thrills, spills and gaffes of the race for mayor of London.
What's behind London's long history of squatting?
Recently a group shut themselves in the York & Albany near Regent's Park.
"Not liveable" - Barbican residents complain of fumes
Residents say a power generator is causing them nausea from the fumes it pumps out.
Why Taylor Swift fans have been flocking to a Vauxhall Pub
Swifties have been flocking to The Black Dog in Vauxhall
Eyewitnesses describe runaway horses in central London
Four people have been injured after horses collided with traffic on Wednesday.
Chelsea to face Swansea in semi
Bradford's reward for knocking Arsenal out of the Capital One Cup is a semi-final against Aston Villa, while Chelsea take on Swansea.
Humphreys urges responsibility
London Irish fly-half Ian Humphreys urges their senior players to help instil a winning mentality at the strugglers.
Leeds United 1-5 Chelsea
Chelsea come from a goal down to thrash Leeds at Elland Road and qualify for the Capital One Cup semi-finals.
Worcester v London Welsh (Fri)
London Welsh travel to Worcester for Friday's Premiership fixture at Sixways (20:00 GMT)
London to host Paralympic Worlds
London is named the host city for the 2017 Paralympic Athletics World Championships, the Mayor of London announces.
Wilshere & 4 others get new deals
Aaron Ramsey, Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain, Carl Jenkinson, Jack Wilshere and Kieran Gibbs sign long-term contracts at Arsenal.
Arsenal/West Ham match called off
Arsenal's Premier League match against West Ham on Boxing Day is called off over a possible underground strike.
Farah the greatest, says Salazar
Mo Farah should be regarded as the greatest 5,000m and 10,000m runner of all time, says his coach Alberto Salazar.
Fulham recall Stockdale from Hull
Fulham recall goalkeeper David Stockdale from his loan at Championship side Hull City with immediate effect.
Watkins ponders single scull move
Olympic double scull champion Anna Watkins is considering trying to become Britain's first single scull gold medallist in Rio.
Randall eyeing Broncos momentum
London Broncos hooker Chad Randall hopes the Super League side can carry their end-of-season form into 2013.
Brighton 2-2 Millwall
David Lopez's 88th-minute penalty salvages a point for Brighton as they come back from 2-0 down to draw with Millwall.
Bees boss Rosler criticises FA
Brentford manager Uwe Rosler criticises the Football Association after their re-arranged FA Cup replay against Bradford.
Ramprakash joins Middlesex staff
Middlesex appoint former batsman Mark Ramprakash as their new batting coach on a two-year contract.
Brentford 4-2 Bradford
Marcello Trotta scores twice as Brentford become the first side to beat Bradford in a cup game this season.
'I had no idea my son's body was buried in the garden'
Yvonne Valentine sat having a Christmas drink with her son's partner, unaware she had killed him.
Four held over small boat crossing Facebook ads
A joint UK-French investigation arrests a suspected people smuggling group targeting Vietnamese people.
'I felt like a freak because I didn't want children'
Caroline Mitchell said the "cultural expectation" to have children has often made her feel excluded.
MP hits out at 'spoilt middle-class climate clowns'
A Cumbrian MP's office is plastered in posters by Just Stop Oil protesters, leading to arrests.
'Being bullied was horrific, but it won't stop me'
Anna Salisbury says that because of what she experienced she is passionate about building up others.
Hundreds of duplicate postal ballots sent to voters
Nearly 400 people in Southend have been sent two sets of ballot papers for the upcoming elections.
Order to plant 242 trees after lakeside felling
The Forestry Commission serves a restocking notice after trees were felled at Windermere last year.
Deadly attacks in Reading avoidable, inquest finds
David Wails, Joe Ritchie-Bennett and James Furlong were stabbed to death in Reading in 2020.
?Industrial scale? rogue trader jailed for two years
Builder Daniel Dyer is jailed after more than 20 complaints to Wiltshire Trading Standards.
Man hid secret camera in loo to film colleagues
Adam Devaney, 35, is jailed for two years after admitting 20 counts of voyeurism.
Memorial held 80 years after US airmen killed
"We needed to remember them because they died protecting our country," the memorial organiser says.
Britain's Pompeii: Bronze Age artefacts go on display
Items from the UK's largest collection of everyday Bronze Age finds go on display at its new home.