Haringey News (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After a 36-year-old man was fatally stabbed in the Haringey borough, North London, three men and a woman were taken into custody on the suspicion of murder. A 36-year-old man was stabbed to death in Harringay
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The 30-year-old Waltham Forest, East London resident Adeel Khan is charged with aiding Daniel Khalife in his escape from HMP Wandsworth. Another man has been accused of aiding Daniel Khalife, a former soldier who broke out
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In Homerton, Hackney borough, east London, two men were shot, and one was stabbed in the two separate events that Metropolitan Police suspected to be connected. At 10:35 p.m. on Saturday, police were contacted in response to
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two men were convicted for the Tyreece Scott murder in Hounslow. The same bag that the murderer wore at the time of the crime was found in his possession. Duarra Abdi, 20, was found convicted at the
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In the Yeates building, after the lift broke down more than four weeks ago at Malcolm House, a disabled man had to miss a doctor visit and have his groceries delivered by Uber Eats. Stephen Yeates, who
Tower Hamlets (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As part of Tower Hamlets Council program, families with household incomes of £50,350 or less will be eligible for the proposed school uniform award, which Tower Hamlets Council has allocated £3 million to pay. For each
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The 204-home tower scheme’s developer, Comer Homes, has three years to remove the orange cladding. He has to pay the Greenwich council close to £7 million. The Planning Inspectorate has decided that a 204-home tower project in
Newham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The sale of a beloved campsite by Newham Council has sparked thousands of people to protest, sparking memories and raising concerns for coming generations. There is a lot of uproar surrounding a campsite that many people have
Merton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Merton council has awarded a new eight-year contract to the resource management company Veolia, which will provide maintenance services from April 2025. Environmental services organization will also offer the city residents recycling, trash picking and winter
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A car caught fire and burned out entirely in an incident that happened early this morning on 9th January 2025 near the Northwick Park roundabout in Harrow. One of the two guys who received treatment at the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The latest data reveals that Transport for London has paid over £2 million in pothole compensation claims over the past three years. In 2022-23, TfL allocated £1.7m for just 12 pothole complaints, a sharp rise from £310,000
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – CMA Planning has granted the planning permission for the new co – living property at 305A Kingsland Road in the Haggerston, which is owned by Scape Living. The aim is to build 150 additional co-living units in
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In an effort to address the housing shortages in the borough, Lambeth council is seeking a development partner to construct 450 houses across the borough. The local government has stated that no less than 150 of the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Metropolitan Police’s handling of accusations against Mohamed Al Fayed is under scrutiny, with concerns about missed opportunities to conduct a proper inquiry. The Metropolitan Police is examining 21 claims made against the late former Harrods chief,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Imran Chowdhury, a 25-year-old from London, has been accused of helping Daniel Khalife’s escape from Wandsworth Prison in September 2023. Authorities have charged a man over claims he assisted former soldier Daniel Khalife in escape from custody.
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Edward Pettifer, a 31-year-old from London, was confirmed among those killed in an attack in New Orleans while authorities are investigating the incident. A truck strike in New Orleans, carried out by an alleged ISIS supporter, left
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Urfan Sharif, sentenced for murdering his daughter, was reportedly targeted in Belmarsh prison by two inmates. Officials are looking into the matter. According to reports, Sara Sharif’s father was assaulted in jail, receiving injuries to his neck
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London’s New Year fireworks went ahead, while heavy storms forced the cancellation of celebrations across the UK, including in Edinburgh and Blackpool. The bad weather led to the halt of several New Year events nationwide, but London
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Shafira Huang, is offering a £1.5 million prize after £10.4 million worth of jewellery and designer handbags were robbed from Primrose Hill mansion. A thief broke into a house near Avenue Road, Primrose Hill, by entering through
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Darryl Fleming, head of London’s New Year fireworks, is confident in his team’s preparations for the annual historic function, though a bit nervous. The boss of London’s grand New Year’s fireworks event said he is a bit
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London’s mayor, Sadiq Khan has issued a warning regarding scammers and fake tickets, urging people to purchase only from Ticketmaster. Mr Khan announced that the tickets for the iconic annual fireworks event, held at South Bank and
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Security staff at the Science Museum, Victoria and Albert, and Natural History Museums are ready for the strict strike in January 2025 over pay disputes. Security guards working at the UK’s three biggest museums are pushing for
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A suspect faces charges of murder attempts after crashing his vehicle into pedestrians on London’s Shaftesbury Avenue. The 30-year-old, Anthony Gilheaney, is accused of driving a Mercedes that struck pedestrians early on Wednesday morning. He has since
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kentish Town Tube station has reopened following an 18-month closure for escalator and structural repairs while Thameslink trains are expected to resume service until 30 December. The reopening of Kentish Town Tube station was scheduled for June
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A 91-year-old Sikh man’s beard was trimmed without approval at a London hospital, leaving his family distressed. The hospital has issued an apology. The incident occurred on Thursday morning during a routine assisted bath at a prominent
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Auditors warn that Mayor Sadiq Khan’s London housing fund faces potential taxpayer bailout after failing to meet repayment deadlines for a £300m loan. The Greater London Authority Land and Property Limited (GLAP), the mayor of London’s property
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London hospitals have written off £112m in unpaid treatment bills from patients abroad over five years, as NHS regulations require charges for non-urgent treatment. According to NHS rules, hospital trusts in England must charge foreign patients for
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A London court has ruled that police can seize over £2m from Andrew and Tristan Tate for unpaid taxes on £21m in earnings from their online businesses. A civil case launched by Devon and Cornwall Police aims
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London’s 116-year-old Rotherhithe Tunnel repair has been extended until at least April 2026 due to funding shortfalls, amid an increase in TfL’s budget allocation. Due to a lack of funds, the proposal to close and rebuild the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Six people have been charged with links to the banned PKK group following a counter-terrorism investigation, sparking protests in the Kurdish community in London. According to London’s Metropolitan Police, the six suspects would appear in court on
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A man has died and several people are injured following a disturbance in Acton, west London. Police have seized the area and are appealing for witnesses to come forward. Officers from the Metropolitan Police were called to
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A man, 42, was killed in a dog attack in East London, and the dog’s owner, Leanne McDonnell, faces multiple charges. Metropolitan Police confirmed that a 42-year-old man died after a dog attack in East London on
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has approved Marks & Spencer’s plan to demolish and rebuild its iconic Marble Arch store on Oxford Street after years of legal and political delays. The British government has given the green light
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Met Office warns that Londoners will face disruption during Thursday evening’s rush hour, with gusts of up to 43 mph forecast. Strong winds of up to 40mph are expected to disrupt London’s evening rush hour on
London (Parliament Politics Magazine)- Police are investigating the death of a deer in Richmond Park after a dog chased and fatally injured it. Forces remind dog walkers to keep their pets under control to protect park wildlife. Met police are on the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour has announced that three key London commuter rail companies will be brought back to public ownership next year, following the passage of the Passenger Railway Services (Public Ownership) Act. Three key London commuter rail companies, including
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton returns to public duties to host Qatar’s emir alongside Prince William, spotlighting UK-Qatar relations amid ongoing human rights controversies. The Princess of Wales will play a crucial role in welcoming the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters marched in London for a Gaza ceasefire, facing counter-protests from pro-Israel groups and a strict police presence. The police warned against supporting banned militant groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. London witnessed a massive
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Five people were admitted to hospital after a massive fire at a Holloway takeaway, where 100 firefighters battled the blaze for four hours, impacting nearby flats. More than 100 firefighters took over four hours bringing the blaze
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – CCTV footage from a Whitefield School in London reveals severe abuse of autistic children, including isolation in padded rooms and neglect, sparked outrage among parents and safeguarding experts. According to CCTV footage obtained by the BBC, autistic
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London’s counter-terrorism police have detained six people on suspicion of links to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) during raids in multiple areas. Police confirmed no immediate danger to the public. Six individuals have been arrested in London
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The report highlights that Euston and Euston Square Tube stations urgently require upgradation to avoid overcrowding and safety issues, with no clear plan in place to address these critical concerns including fire regulations. According to the report,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A gunman opened fire on a car in Ladbroke Grove, seriously injuring an 8-year-old girl and a man, as police appeal for information to track the suspect. Metropolitan police report critical injuries to girl, 8, and man
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A man is critically injured for his life after a stabbing incident on Westminster Bridge, with three individuals arrested. The incident is not terror-related, and the bridge remains closed for investigation. According to the Metropolitan Police, a
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Euston Station was evacuated after authorities found a suspicious package, leading to a controlled explosion. The station has resumed normal operations after the removal of police cordons. Police conducted a controlled explosion at Euston Station after the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A West London nightclub may lose its license after a gunfight broke out during a health and safety officer’s visit to investigate crime claims. Ricco Lunge in Kensington, a West London nightclub, faces potential license cancelling after
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Gatwick Airport’s South Terminal was evacuated following the detection of a suspicious item in luggage, while police and bomb disposal teams investigated the scene. Access to the terminal and train station has been restricted Passengers were evacuated,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A controlled explosion was carried out near the US Embassy in Nine Elms, London after a suspicious package was found. Authorities have surrounded the area as inquiries continue. Metropolitan Police carried out a “controlled explosion” near the
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As snow fell in London for a second day freezing conditions provoked an ice warning across the capital. The UK’s Met Office yellow alert that was in position overnight was lifted at 10 am, but Londoners were
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sadiq Khan’s universal free school meals policy for primary children benefits families, and schools, but raises future funding concerns. Mayor Sadiq Khan’s decision to support free lunches for every primary school child in London has brought meaningful
