Detectives have named a 15-year-old boy wanted for the murder of a teenager during a dispute over a mobile phone.

The council that hosted the London Olympics will become the first local authority in England to force rogue landlords to sign a register in a bid to crackdown on poor living conditions.

A man will appear in court tomorrow charged with stabbing a 50-year-old man to death in the street.

International Brigades member was the last British-based survivor of Spanish Civil War

Letter left for Work and Pensions Secretary results in 500 receiving the London Living Wage

Four members of an alleged child sex trafficking gang were arrested by police in the early hours of this morning, officers have said.

A decade-long battle comes to an end - but east London is as split as ever

The engineering giant charged with keeping London's Olympic flame burning this summer provided an antidote to the Bank of England's gloom yesterday after a UK hiring spree.

The Olympic Stadium will not reopen until August 2015 at the earliest, it was revealed today.

Motorists face toll charges of more than £2 to use the Blackwall Tunnel, to fund a new road crossing under the Thames at Silvertown.

Only urgent, radical action will prevent failures, warns Public Accounts Committee

A leading university has been given the green light to press ahead with plans to open a new campus in one of the most deprived areas of the country.

A series of marches by a right-wing group has been banned amid fears of violence on the streets.

The family of Mark Duggan have thanked a coroner for ruling that an inquest into his death must go ahead early next year even though the trial of a man alleged to have given a gun moments before he was shot dead has yet to conclude.