A Norwegian Airlines plane lands at Gatwick airport after the runway was re-opened this morning.…


The carrier said it will operate a “simplified business structure and dedicated short-haul route network” after being badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

Norwegian cuts 1,100 jobs at Gatwick as it axes long-haul flights

From Monday, customers and vendors at the food and drink market will face a £50 fine if they do not wear a face covering in and around the stalls.

Borough Market first UK outdoor space to legally enforce face masks

Undated handout photo of Newham Bookshop which has received hundreds of orders after putting out a plea on Twitter. The independent book shop was forced to close due to coronavirus restrictions.


Newham Bookshop in London tweeted on Sunday that if 100 of their followers ordered a book it would be “of great help during this tough month”.

Bookshop closed during pandemic gets 100s of orders after Twitter plea

Just 22.1 million people travelled through the west London airport in 2020, down 58.8 million on the previous 12 months.

Heathrow Airport suffers huge drop in passenger numbers in 2020

Almost deserted Tubes, empty streets, but queues of cars seen heading into central London.

In pictures: Parts of London almost deserted during third lockdown

An empty restaurant in the West End of London after the announcement that the capital and parts of Essex and Hertfordshire will face Tier 3 restrictions from Wednesday following a rise in coronaviurs cases.


The restrictions come into force just two weeks after pubs and restaurants were allowed to reopen.

Tier 3 move ‘another nail in the coffin’ for London pubs

UK Hospitality said bars, pubs, restaurants and hotels spent thousands to make their businesses Covid secure only to lose their busiest trading period. 

Tier 3 'worst possible news' for London's battered West End

Shoppers on Oxford Street, in central London.


Matt Hancock said it is recommended that people minimise unnecessary travel into and within Tier 3.

Christmas shoppers told to avoid London when capital moves into Tier 3

Cabin Crew (left to right) Matteo Lorenzini, Hanna Essemiani and Charlotte Kelson celebrate easyJet's 25th birthday, as the airline launches the world's first inflight trolley service at home, in partnership with Deliveroo on December 17, 2020.


The airline will serve complimentary drinks and snacks to London residents, with recipients asked to make a donation to the charity Age UK.

EasyJet launches home delivery service to keep cabin crew ‘match fit’

People queueing outside the Nike Town store at Oxford Circus, London, as non-essential shops in England open their doors to customers for the first time after the second national lockdown ends and England has a strengthened tiered system of regional coronavirus restrictions.

Droves of customers queued early outside stores in London’s Oxford Street on what has been dubbed “Wild Wednesday”.

Wild Wednesday! High street shopper numbers surge as stores reopen

Andreas Michli, 34, was issued with £77,000 worth of fines by Haringey Council after he refused to shut his Zone Gym in Wood Green.

Council wins court order to close gym that breached lockdown rules

Andy Biggs, 63, said his takings are around 20% of normal as demand “fell off a cliff” when England’s second national lockdown was introduced on November 5.


Andy Biggs said that as well as creating financial difficulties, the collapse in demand is a mental struggle.

London cabbie says demand fell off a cliff when second lockdown began

Andreas Mishli, 34, who owns Zone Gym in Haringey, north London, said that police had formed a “yellow wall of jackets” to prevent his members from training.

Gym owner certain he is ‘doing right thing’ by refusing to close

Between July and September more than 300,000 people were unemployed in London compared to 222,000 the previous 12 months.

Big jump in London unemployment as Covid batters jobs market

Black Pound Day was the brainchild of musician Swiss, the movement encourages people to make an extra effort to buy from black owned businesses once a month

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