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  • Mayor Sadiq Khan hails ‘breathtaking heroism’ after members of public tackle terrorist

    November 29, 2019

    Mayor Sadiq Khan has praised the “breathtaking heroism” of members of the public who “literally ran towards danger” to tackle the suspect in a terrorist attack on London Bridge this afternoon. Multiple videos have emerged showing passers-by helping to detain the man believed to have carried out multiple stabbings. Read more: Police kill man wearing [...]

  • Commuters told to avoid London Bridge station after terror attack

    November 29, 2019

    Commuters have been told to avoid London Bridge station following a terror attack this afternoon. Police were called to London Bridge at 1.58pm along with emergency services after reports of a stabbing. Read more: Police kill man in London Bridge terrorist incident The Metropolitan Police said “a number of people have been stabbed”. Assistant commissioner [...]

  • Police kill man wearing hoax explosive device in London Bridge terrorist incident

    November 29, 2019

    Police have shot and killed a man wearing a hoax explosive device after multiple people were injured during a terrorist incident on London Bridge this afternoon. The Metropolitan Police said “a number of people have been stabbed” during the incident, following reports circulating on social media of multiple stabbings. Met commissioner Neil Basu said one [...]

  • Flight Club founders unveil new shuffleboard venue in Canary Wharf

    November 29, 2019

    The founders of popular darts bar Flight Club today unveiled a brand new venue promising a fresh take on the traditional pub game shuffleboard. Electric Shuffle has now opened in Canary Wharf, allowing after-work boozers to dabble in some competitive socialising. Read more: Crazy golf club Swingers tees up multimillion pound investment as it tees [...]

  • Anti-Conservative Tube ads to be referred to watchdog

    November 28, 2019

    Transport for London (TfL) will be referred to the advertising watchdog for displaying anti-Tory advertising during the election period. Israeli tech startup Monday.com has paid for advertising on the Tube that makes fun of Boris Johnson’s background and his record as mayor of London and Prime Minister. Read more: TfL bans Uber for London after [...]

  • London is the busiest city in Europe for private jets, according to research

    November 28, 2019

    London has retained its position as the busiest city in Europe for private jets, with more than twice as many so called business aviation flight departures as the next most active city, according to research. The capital saw 4,577 private flights leave its selection of business aviation airports last month, which include Stansted, Biggin Hill [...]

  • Rory Stewart rails against ‘unnecessarily high’ skyscrapers in the City of London

    November 26, 2019

    Independent mayoral candidate Rory Stewart has voiced his opposition to building more “unnecessarily high” buildings in the City of London. Speaking after a London Chamber of Commerce event today, Stewart said the historical value of the square mile – which he labelled as “probably the most precious heritage site in our capital” – needed to [...]

  • Uber rival Ola announces London launch

    November 26, 2019

    Ride-hailing app Ola has fired the starting gun in the race to recruit Uber drivers and customers, announcing it will soon launch in London. The Indian ride-hailing app today announced it had begun on-boarding drivers in London and would launch in the coming weeks. Read more: TfL bans Uber from London after a ‘pattern of [...]

  • Why did Uber lose its London licence and what happens now?

    November 25, 2019

    Transport for London’s (TfL) decision to not renew Uber’s licence may come as a shock to its 3.5m users in the capital, but what does it actually mean in the short-term? TfL cited various reasons to effectively ban Uber from the capital, but can Uber appeal it and if so, what are its chances of [...]

  • South Western Railway services to close early in December amid strikes

    November 25, 2019

    Christmas parties across London will be scuppered next month, as late night train services face the chop amid 27 days of rail strikes. The strike, which begins next Monday, is on course to be the worst ever in the capital city, and will hit all services which run in and out of Waterloo, the busiest [...]

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