Library visitors more likely to be women, government data shows
Women are a third more likely to visit a library than men, with 30% of them walking through library doors
Major government taskforce launched to tackle illegal gambling
A new Illegal Gambling Taskforce has been launched, aimed at tackling the difficulty in tracking and enforcing unregulated online gambling
Unclaimed estates: How the Crown makes millions… and the race to find the ‘lost’ heirs
In 1922, Howard Carter stumbled upon one of the greatest archeological discoveries of all time: King Tutankhamun’s tomb. Inside the
Misogyny hate crime petition hits threshold for parliamentary debate
A petition to classify misogyny as a hate crime has surpassed the 100,000 signature requirement for consideration for parliamentary debate.
Unemployment in London reaches high of over 300,000
The number of unemployed people in London reached a record high of 376,000 at the end of 2025, new data
Parliamentary Group for Eating Disorders launch new report urging prevention of deaths
The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Eating Disorders have launched a new report urging the government to act on eating disorder prevention.
London prison capacity drops by 12% over a decade despite pressures to expand
London prison capacity has dropped by more than 12% since 2015, despite increasing demand for space, new data has revealed.
Twickenham art gallery showcases hidden talents in community
A former astrophysicist is helping to showcase hidden talents at a Twickenham art gallery that promotes the work of people
Job vacancies hit four year low across the UK
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Just Stop Oil to disband but still protesting Trump and tariffs
Protest group Just Stop Oil have announced they are to disband at the end of April, but not before protesting
McDonald’s bids for new 24 hour licence in West London amid residents concerns
A McDonald’s in west London has applied for a new 24-hour licence but residents have aired concerns over late-night anti-social