From possessed clowns to chainsaw-wielding maniacs, Tulleys Shocktober Fest promises a Halloween night out worth travelling for, but does it

The suicide rate is higher among men than women in London, new data has found. Figures released by the Office

Students at London universities have raised concerns that their work could be used to train artificial intelligence systems. The fears

A café combining coffee and food with cycling, running and other community events has opened a second south west London

Kensington and Chelsea Council has ended a contract providing domestic abuse training for teachers and other school staff, as it

A leading star in one of The Hunger Games movies is set to return to the West End next year.

Lime is the only one of London’s four major dockless e-bike operators not currently sharing live data directly with Transport

A London-based artist and author is dedicating years of her life to her long-term ‘pub project’ – a collection of

Spiking charities have warned of risks to students in private accommodation following a Metropolitan Police alert about changing tactics used

London Broncos head coach Jason Demetriou believes his team are ready Super League after a 78-6 victory over Doncaster in the Betfred Championship

The route has been revealed for a brand new half marathon in south London, with participants set to run alongside