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Hongkongers in London have expressed frustration at rising rent prices, with many forced to pay upwards of six months’ rent

For the last few years, the monotony of the working week at St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has

Black blood donors are now an urgent priority to treat sickle cell following a soaring shortage in donations, according to

Thanks to customer support and recent wet weather, Thames Water, which supplies 15 million people, is lifting the hosepipe ban

TV presenter Julia Bradbury has helped to launch a new campaign to highlight the efforts of British energy heroes generating

The number of civil servants in leading governmental departments vastly outweighs the number of workstations available, despite a leading Conservative

A new WPI Economics report shows how major benefits could be reaped by levelling the playing field between private motoring and public

Gatwick Airport has issued advice to nearby residents who may receive drones as a gift this Christmas. The airport have

Hundreds of people visited Hammersmith in November for Europe’s largest Asian Wedding Show. West London has hosted the National Asian

A third child of primary school age has died after contracting Strep A, health officials have confirmed today.  The child

Civil servants around the country are preparing to strike later this month, with more than 100,000 members of the Public