London

The capital's once evening title continues its journey rightwards with an ingratiating interview with the Reform leader

The paper claimed one in 12 people in London was an illegal immigrant. Predictably, it was nonsense

How prewar Germany turned an embassy close to Buckingham Palace into a temple to Hitler’s ideology

The new woman at the top of London's now-weekly newspaper seems to fancy building up her profile as yet another edgy right wing pundit

If the capital runs out of water, what then?

Le Beaujolais, London’s oldest French wine bar, is a timeless haven of wit, warmth and wonder

The exhibition that the artist planned finally arrives in London, 119 years late

In the latest potential blow to Britain’s food heritage, London’s oldest Polish restaurant looks set to close its doors after 77 years

The Outrun, directed by Nora Fingscheidt, tackles alcoholism, sobriety and an outsider’s search for the soul of Europe

London’s mayor won a third term quite easily - but only after Westminster buzzed with talk that Susan Hall was set for a stunning upset

After a decade of striving for success, David Bowie finally had it all. And then he seemed to throw it all away by killing off “my monster”

I’ve decided to take up the challenge that this babel of boroughs represents, and over the next few months I intend to visit the most diverse regions of the capital

Photographer Colin Jones’s controversial series of images captured the grim reality of 1970s London for young black people.

A local modern-day bard, serenading commuters and beautifying the neighbourhood, is easily the best eccentric street person I’ve ever known

Why King Henry VIII’s ships, not his pets, may be why we call a part of East London the Isle of Dogs

While Keir Starmer seeks to be more Catholic than the Pope, the London Mayor is speaking out on the disaster of Brexit

The shadow foreign secretary hasn't entirely abandoned his dream of becoming mayor of London

A seamless musical experience from Des McAnuff where it is a hard task not to have a blast

Inevitably funny and sad simultaneously, a 5-star review for a production that doesn't shy away from political issues

From "Dim Dom" to "Five I's", the foreign secretary has earnt a range of uncomplimentary nicknames following his performance before the House of Commons Foreign Affairs committee

WILL SELF on being welcomed in church and religious identity

Kae Tempest's Paradise can only stir up a storm in a teacup

The revolving stage is the star of this so-so show from Andrew Lloyd Webber and Emerald Fennel