Outlook Love her, loathe her, or just plain sick of hearing about her, the death of Margaret Thatcher should have at least focused the spotlight on one of her greatest enemies this week: Lord Heseltine.

A tunnel under the River Thames had to be shut after seven pedestrians were taken ill following reports of an “unusual smell”.

A former Russian banker is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot several times in London.

London's centre of gravity is making another move to the east as the booming Docklands location is set to expand again, writes Russell Lynch

Many argue that the jobs created are simply displaced from other areas, and that costs outweigh the benefits

A man was jailed for life today for killing his mother because she would not move out of the family home.

The bitter and bloody rivalry between West Ham and Millwall supporters is one of the oldest, most intense feuds in the history of British football.

A £16 billion rail project received a welcome boost today when a deal to build one of the link's new stations was reached.

One of the first schools to have a police officer stationed on site was George Green, a 1,300-pupil comprehensive on the Isle of Dogs in Tower Hamlets, east London.

Dolphins in London, falcons in Cardiff – it's amazing what you can find in the city