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      Adidas, Burberry and so much Beckham: The six best 2026 World Cup ad campaigns

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      Adidas, Burberry and so much Beckham: The six best 2026 World Cup ad campaigns

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  • Why are so many people abandoning sex toys on the Tube?

    Opinion

    Last year the number of bedroom gadgets found on the transport network increased by 30 per cent. James Ford has some questions… There is a moment every year that I look forward to. Not, perhaps, as much as Christmas….but it’s close. It is, of course, the moment when some bored journalist at the Evening Standard [...]

    Abandoned doll on London Tube seat holding City AM newspaper, capturing urban life and public transport atmosphere
  • Lime trialled fast-food lane that let Deliveroo riders bypass speed limits

    Tech

    Lime has scrapped a trial that allowed Deliveroo riders to bypass speed restrictions on its rental e-bikes after questions were raised over the policy. The scheme, first reported by London Centric, gave riders using Lime’s new Delivery Pass access to areas where ordinary users would automatically be slowed down by the company’s “turtle mode” system. [...]

    Lime faces growing scrutiny over its safety record.
  • TfL decommissions Oxford Circus air conditioning despite sweltering heat

    Transport & Infrastructure

    Temperatures may be hitting record highs in the capital but City commuters are unlikely to find relief from the heat underground, after TfL decided to decommission the air conditioning systems at one of its busiest stations. London’s transport operator unveiled plans in 2012 to install air cooling systems at Oxford Circus and Green Park, two [...]

    Nationwide found that 60 per cent of Londoners use trains or the Tube every week.
  • Can an e-bike subscription win over London commuters from Lime and Forest?

    May 17, 2026

    London’s dockless bike market has become increasingly competitive, but for regular riders the main difference between operators is often cost, rather than convenience. Lime and Forest dominate much of the capital’s dockless cycling network and both have become embedded in the daily commute, particularly across central London where short journeys are often quicker by bike [...]

  • Time to network the rail

    May 7, 2026

    Five London stations are being redeveloped – let’s combine these projects to get London’s growth back on track, says Peter Hogg Railway stations define London. From the first family trip out of Euston to the countryside, to passing through the market at King’s Cross, for many Londoners they are as integral to life here as [...]

  • Strikes have no place in a competitive market economy

    April 23, 2026

    There is no reason why Tube drivers on objectively high incomes with working conditions many would kill for are able to force their employers to ask of them even fewer hours and even more pay – and the employers are forbidden by the state from simply hiring other people, says Tom Harwood I’m just going [...]

  • Tube strikes could cost London up to £760m this year

    April 22, 2026

    Tube strikes planned until June could cost London’s economy up to £760m altogether, analysis provided to City AM has estimated.  Lost working days due to uncertainty over the terms of 24-hour strikes is set to lead to hundreds of millions of pounds in lost income, economists have said.  The Centre for Economics and Business Research [...]

  • Lime pedals new flat fee pass for London’s delivery drivers

    April 21, 2026

    Lime is piloting a new ‘delivery pass’ in London designed to give the capital’s growing number of food delivery cyclist cheaper access to its e-bike fleet, City AM understands. The new, reduced price package has landed on the app as concerns mount over the proliferation of illegal and unregulated bikes on the city’s streets. The [...]

  • Drivers are greedy and lazy, but Sadiq Khan is also to blame for Tube strikes

    April 21, 2026

    Who can blame Tube drivers for demanding more money for less work when Sadiq Khan has proved he’ll always cave to their demands, says Alys Denby If you’re reading this on an agonising commute, perhaps having queued for hours to cram yourself between strangers’ armpits, you don’t need to be told how disruptive Tube strikes [...]

  • ‘Devastating’ tube strikes: Pubs brace for 40 per cent sales hit

    April 20, 2026

    London’s pubs and restaurants are bracing for a knock of as much as 40 per cent of daily sales from this week’s tube strikes as industry leaders warn of the “devastating” impact on hospitality. The capital’s hospitality industry is set to be the hardest-hit from the industrial action, which is due to begin at noon [...]

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