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Parade route of Chelsea FC with Champions League trophy in Fulham - route details
The triumpant Chelsea team will parade the Champions League trophy on an open top bus through Fulham later - following last night’s incredible victory over Bayern Munich in Germany.
Diamond Jubilee Thames river pageant full details revealed
Full details of the Thames river pageant for the Diamond Jubilee have been released, including William and Kate joining the Queen on her royal barge.
Brentford to host charity game to raise funds for Bees fan
The west Londoners are going to help raise money for Connor Whipp to receive cancer treatment
BBC man fears critics at Chelsea Flower Show
BBC presenter Joe Swift is nervous about the prospect of coming under scrutiny at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show with his own garden, he has confessed.
Boris Johnson’s deputy mayor declares war on urban foxes
Urban foxes of Westminster better be aware: London’s Deputy Mayor is onto them.
Westminster axes school bus service for disabled students
Students with severe learning disabilities who cannot travel independently will have to make their own way to school after Westminster Council withdrew their daily bus service.
The Silver Goat iPad film premiere on London Routemaster bus
London has played host to the premiere for the first ever UK movie released as an iPad app.
Queen’s Park is one of the most ‘cheat-friendly’ areas in London
Neighbourhood has one of the highest membership for controversial website AshleyMadison.com
Dustin Hoffman saves Hyde Park jogger Sam Dempster’s life
A jogger was saved from death by Hollywood veteran Dustin Hoffman in Hyde Park.
‘Piggy bank tax’ on rich foreign buyers could ease London housing crisis says think-tank
A think-tank is recommending a new ‘piggy bank tax’ on overseas buyers snapping up properties in London.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson may stop Chelsea move to Battersea Power Station
Chelsea’s hopes of building a new stadium at Battersea Power Station may face opposition not only from the football club’s own fans but also from re-elected Mayor of London Boris Johnson.
- London 2012: Police warning after arrests of men on suspicion of ticket touting
- Deputy mayor Kit Malthouse wins London Assembly seat for Conservatives
- Brent Police unable to ‘fully enforce’ street drinking ban when Chelsea and Liverpool fans flock to Wembley Stadium
- London elections: Lib Dems struggle in west London, Greens ‘on the rise’
- Chelsea submit bid to buy Battersea Power Station site
- London Election: Labour candidate - “Even Labour punters don’t think Ken will do it”
- TRAVEL: London Underground Bank Holiday weekend delays
- Police granted permission to keep Brent men arrested on suspicion of terrorist offences for seven days
- Chelsea fan banned for racist blast at star striker during FA Cup tie at Wembley
- London 2012: New technology to measure pollution during Olympics
- William and Kate royal wedding: Timeline of couple’s first year of marriage
- VIDEO: Justin Bieber and fans at London hotel where pop idol is staying
- Royal Brompton Hospital children’s heart surgery unit Court of Appeal blow
- Brent Police turn a blind eye as football fans defy street drinking ban
- The Only Way is Essex, Made in Chelsea, Professor Green? Ruby Cooke from Hornchurch tells all as Face of Essex
- London 2012: Key dates in countdown to the Games
- Bee Gees’ Robin Gibb still in coma in London hospital battling pneumonia
- Bee Gees’ Robin Gibb in London hospital fighting for life against pneumonia
- Street boozing ban in Brent for Liverpool, Everton, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur fans coming to Wembley Stadium
- Charity fears Brent families are being priced out of renting in the private sector
- Memorial concert for inspirational music teacher who set up children’s orchestra
- Donna Air cleared of parking fraud in Kensington and Chelsea
- London fuel shortages and queuing for petrol: Tell London24.com your story
- Byker Grove and MTV star Donna Air ‘dodged £5,000 parking permit charges’
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Video and pictures: Hell on Wheels - Wild West horse and carriage becomes London black cab
Commuters and tourists were treated to an alternative take on a taxi, as a 19th century Wild West horse and carriage was merged with a London black cab.
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