Sometimes it can feel like the walk home after a night out takes forever. But there are a few things you can do to make it quicker. Number one w...
As you thunder through London, hundreds of feet below the ground, perusing a map, you may have noticed the White City is now adjacent to Shepherd’s ...
The man charged with causing a three-hour siege that shut one of the busiest streets in Central London was a BNP candidate in the 2010 general electio...
A man has appeared in court over a siege which closed one of London's busiest shopping streets. Michael Green, 48, of Archer Road in Stevenage, Her...
On Friday swathes of the West-End of London were closed off, causing traffic chaos throughout the city, in a highly unusual incident for the UK. The authorities were dealing with a man who appeared to have taken an office hostage, and seemed to be threatening to blow up the building.
Thanks to smartphones, Twitter and a team with a good, old-fashioned nose for news reporting, not only did we manage to track and follow the story, we quickly became the source of information spreading out across the web, radio and TV stations. At a time when social media is getting a bad rap for spreading mis-information, Twitter - or more correctly the journalists using Twitter - proved that when combined with traditional methods of reporting, it can also be one of the best way of updating and correcting as you go, instantly adding to the story as more information becomes available.
A man has been arrested after a three-hour siege which led to one of the busiest roads in central London being closed off. Police said: "We have ma...
Update: A man has been arrested. Click here for more. Abby Baafi, who came face to face with the 'bomber' in Tottenham Court Road has said police h...
UPDATE: A man has been arrested. More soon. Police said: "We have made an arrest. A man has been arrested and a search of the buildings is underway...
