Britain's latest sprint sensation is now studying at university in Stratford and is reminded every day of his race with Bolt and Co

"Stay home if you don't know what to say," says nine-times gold medal winning sprinter

Teaching careers have never been more sought-after, or as personally and financially rewarding for those who do them

With demand for teachers remaining strong, it’s the ideal career choice for those who want security as well as a rewarding job

Colleges that have offered most to poorer students will be biggest losers as impact of fees bites

Taxpayers are facing another hefty bill if West Ham United win the bid to move into the Olympic stadium, as officials hope.

Pauline Pearce, the grandmother who berated rioters in Hackney, says she felt a "strange anger" at the people destroying her community.

A one-day festival in east London's Victoria Park, Field Day is awash with names faintly familiar from ones-to-watch and best-new-album lists. Now in its fifth year, Field Day has a swelled capacity of 20,000. You can feel it; just getting under canvas to see certain bands can be a challenge.

Two men appeared in court today charged with the murder of a man near a bus stop.

Whether you are looking for a four-bedroom house for sale in Bethnal Green or a one-bedroom flat to rent in this part of the East End of London, there’s no shortage of properties to choose from.

Two men appeared in court yesterday accused of the murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence 18 years ago.

There are people in Britain's old mining villages or around Wapping in east London who are still not on speaking terms because they were on opposite sides of the bitter industrial conflicts of the 1980s. The resentment that strikers felt against workers who crossed the picket lines has endured for a generation.

Parents with a joint income above £26,000 will be barred from sending their children to a state sixth-form college planned for the East End of London. The college will be one of the Government's flagship "free" schools, offering places to bright inner-city children to help them to get into elite universities.

A mother was jailed for seven years yesterday for killing her autistic 12-year-old with bleach – after social services allegedly failed to address her mental health problems.