Passengers wait for Stratford station to open in Londo

The mayor is expected to rubber stamp the fares hike is in the next few weeks.

Figure revealed for expected rise in London Tube and bus fares

A sign for the London Underground seen through the closed shutters at Euston station, central London, during a strike by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) and Unite, in a long-running dispute over jobs and pensions. The strike by transport workers in London is expected to cause travel chaos with limited services on the Tube. Picture date: Thursday November 10, 2022.


The prospect of changes to the pension scheme sparked a series of strikes last year by Tube workers in the RMT union.

Strike to hit Elizabeth Line in central London amid threat of more Tube walkouts

Empty offices, quiet streets and deserted pavements pointed to a work-from-home resurgence.

RMT rail strike turns City of London into a lockdown-style ghost town

Residents of a north London tower block forced to use outside showers in sub-zero temperatures after their gas was disconnected

Residents of Cheshire House, Edmonton have been without hot water and central heating since a gas leak on November 28th.

Children use showers parked on the street in sub-zero temperatures as gas is cut

Sir Mark admitted stop and search was not working for black Londoners and said the answer was more community policing.

Diane Abbott clashes with police chief over 'disproportionate' stop and search

Parts of the M25 ground to a halt and Rail and Tube passengers were forced to wait on chilly platforms as trains were cancelled or delayed.

Monday misery as freezing weather disrupts London's roads and rail

The council leader said he was 'very embarrassed' as Thurrock faced one of the biggest ever financial disasters in local government.

Thurrock Council on brink of financial ruin after disastrous investments

If approved the embassy would be the biggest in Britain.

Row erupts over China’s planned 'super-embassy' close to the Tower of London

Construction workers for HS2 stand by the 2,000-tonne tunnel boring machine (TBM) named 'Dorothy' a

The £74bn scheme to build a 225mph railway linking London, Birmingham and Manchester survived last week's cuts announced by the Chancellor.

Why the costly HS2 project 'will be finished', despite challenges

City Hall Conservatives slammed the trip as a 'jaunt' and called on the mayor to cancel his plans.

'Hasn't he heard of Zoom?' Mayor defends 7,000-mile climate conference flight

Prime Minister Liz Truss departs 10 Downing Street, Westminster, London, to attend her first Prime Minister's Questions at the Houses of Parliament. Picture date: Wednesday September 7, 2022.


The number of passengers using buses and Tube trains last week suggested a quarter of London’s commuters now work from home.

No 'blanket rule' to force WFH government workers back to offices, says PM

It’s a remarkable tribute to this community that the protests have remained peaceful, exactly as Mr Nichols’ mother urged.

Memphis remains calm as police chief disbands rogue unit

There has rarely been such a comprehensive breach of the code of ministerial conduct.

Nadhim Zahawi is damned by the report into his tax affairs

Authorities have released footage showing Tyre Nichols being beaten by five Memphis police officers who struck him repeatedly as he called for his mother.

Outrage across America as police video is released

There are fears of further violence after both sides in the conflict suffered the biggest loss of life in a single incident for more than a decade.

Ominous signs of renewed cycle of violence in Israeli-Palestinian conflict

In a keynote speech on Friday, Jeremy Hunt said reducing inflation was the 'only sustainable way to restore industrial harmony' in Britain.

Strong on ambition, short on detail: Jeremy Hunt spells out his economic vision

Sending a trans woman to a women’s prison is nothing new, but it remains a controversial part of the debate on trans rights, writes ITV News' Peter Smith.

Trans rapist story stirs up debate over Scotland's gender recognition reforms

Speaking exclusively to ITV News reporter Chloe Keedy, she explains how her testimony helped bring one of Britain's most prolific sex offenders to justice. 

Met Police officer raped by Carrick feared speaking out would ruin her career

ITV Meteorologist Chris Page gives the detailed forecast as we move into the last month of winter

Simon Harris

Political Correspondent, ITV News London