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The first political punches of what promises to be a tightly-fought Kingston election were thrown last week as students were

Rents in London are soaring and show no signs of stopping – the average monthly rent in the city is

The men of Britain are mummy’s boys who spend more on their mothers than their partners, claimed a report released

What money CAN buy – from golden, four-poster dog beds to a lock of Napolean’s hair, a new documentary explores

Brixton songstress Lara Lee has vowed to use the heartbreak of her inspirational grandmother’s death as motivation in BBC One’s

One Direction will face competition from rival man band No Direction in tonight’s Comic Relief extravaganza. Comedians Jack Dee (Louis

Almost half of Londoners will avoid buying a house numbered 13, a new survey has revealed. Commissioned by UK conference call

Following Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP’s decision to leave Parliament amid a ‘cash for access’ controversy the Conservative Party have shortlisted

The world was left a little less lustrous following yesterday’s death of beloved fantasy author Terry Pratchett who had battled

Afrobeats star Fuse ODG will return to his hometown of Mitcham tonight to encourage young people to have their say

A blazing fire has broken out at the iconic Battersea Arts Centre as up to 80 firefighters and 12 fire