Dunga hopes Brazil deliver against Chile in the capital ahead of crucial qualifiers
Brazil boss Dunga insists March’s clash with Chile at the Emirates Stadium offers the perfect barometer to measure his side’s
Mixed emotions for Streatham Redskins as ‘bogie’ London Raiders scupper weekend success
Streatham Redskins 3-2 Wightlink Raiders Streatham Redskins 2-4 London Raiders Streatham Redskins endured a weekend of mixed emotions as they
Down with dating! Skip the schmaltz and indulge in London anti-Valentine’s Day speed hating
Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate love and togetherness and shower loved ones with gifts and booze. Restaurants offer
Tough mudder! Wandsworth student endured grim weather and an early fall to complete cross country race
Snow, wind and rain wasn’t enough to put one university student off running in the National Cross Country Championships last
Celebrities scribble for National Doodle Day 2015, but what does your sketch say about you?
National Doodle Day has caught the public’s imagination with celebrities and illustrators such as Raymond Briggs, Harry Hill and Turner-prize
Lambeth libraries go under hammer as council make ‘drastic’ cuts to balance books
Two Lambeth libraries are under threat as council austerity plans emerged last week to sell off both public institutions to
Breaking down barriers: Campaign urges people to spend five minutes opening up about mental health
Take some ‘Time to Talk’ today as people across Britain are asked to take five minutes to talk about mental
London bus strike 2015: Commuter misery as 18 bus routes affected by industrial action
London commuters faced a cold and wet walk to work today as bus drivers stage a 24-hour strike. The bus
General Election 2015: More than half a million people in south west London not registered to vote
Today is national register to vote day yet more than half a million people in south west London area alone
The West Lothian question answered? Hague unveils plans for ‘English votes for English laws’
William Hague has called for a change in MP voting that would see Scottish MPs stripped of powers to vote
Firefighter pension row: More strikes expected as union condemns minister’s ‘shameful behaviour’
The confusion surrounding pension security was described as the issue ‘dominating’ London firefighters’ lives this week as further strike action