Mayor of London Sadiq Khan (left) and Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley

Scotland Yard has expressed ‘regret’ after six anti-monarchists from the campaign group Republic were taken into custody.

Sadiq Khan demands answers from Met Police chief over Coronation arrests

Official government guidance suggests the pavement viewing areas along the procession route will be closed until 6am on Saturday.

Royal fans brave the cold to secure prime spot on The Mall for coronation

The court’s decision is an embarrassing setback for the mayor's flagship scheme to improve air quality.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan faces legal battle to prove his ULEZ plans are lawful

Daniel Whitworth, was the third young man to be killed by Stephen Port in Barking, east London in 2014.

Daniel Whitworth's body was discovered in a churchyard. He was one of four men to die after Port gave them the ‘date-rape’ drug GBH.

Officer accused of sharing picture of dead man’s body 'should be jailed'

The express buses will see four existing X Routes rebranded along with six additional new services.

Superloop or superflop? Plans to create an outer London orbital bus network

A cable at the back of the camera was cut. Other attacks have seen cameras sprayed with paint.

Vandals sabotage controversial pollution cameras amid furious ULEZ backlash

The grim warning followed another night of travel chaos and overcrowding on Tuesday, after a signal failure delayed Southeastern trains.

Commuters 'risk being killed' because of chaos at London station

Future 'big ticket' schemes including new Bakerloo line trains and station facelifts at Holborn and Camden Town are in doubt.

Why a £700m Tube upgrade could be the 'last big engineering project for a while'

Four London Labour MPs this week called on the mayor to postpone the August ULEZ expansion because of cost of living crisis.

Ministers urged to change the law in fight against ULEZ expansion

Previously unissued undated photo of Ford Research and Development centre, Dunton, Essex, as the global carmaker has announced it will be scrapping 3,800 jobs across Europe, including 1,300 in the UK, over the next three years amid plans to reinvent the brand and focus on a smaller range of electric vehicles.



Some jobs are also set to disappear at a Ford software development centre in London’s Olympic park.

Basildon Ford workers brace for redundancies as car giant cuts workforce

The mayor is locked in an increasingly bitter battle with some local authorities over plan to include all of Greater London in the Ultra Low Emission Zone.

Sadiq Khan tells Tory councils opposed to Ulez extension to 'back down' 

The much loved British comedy actor watched the Duke of Sussex's hacking trial and spoke about his past experiences with the tabloids.

Actor John Cleese left feeling 'violated' after Mirror phone hacking

Travellers wait to get through a border check in the UK.

The prime minister wants to stop people coming to the UK but are they needed to fill massive gaps in the health and social workforce.

How does Rishi Sunak cut migration while filling NHS vacancies?

In a bid to understand what humanity might gain, or lose, from AI, ITV News Correspondent Rachel Younger created a deep fake of herself.

Deepfakes and a robot's warning: Why AI leaves more questions than answers

UK inflation is starting to slow, dropping below double digits for the first time in months, but food prices remain high.

UK has 'a particular inflation problem', says ex-Bank of England rate-setter

In potentially landmark reforms, published on Tuesday, the Law Commission said that more needs to be done to minimise 'unnecessary trauma' for alleged victims.

Rape victim backs calls for 'soul-destroying' trials to be reformed

ITV News' John Ray reports from the field medical stations treating soldiers in eastern Ukraine.

In the battle for Bakhmut, those saving lives have never been busier

The prospect of the UK avoiding a recession is, of course, something to celebrate. The IMF’s view on the stubbornness of inflation is less welcome.

IMF upgrades UK growth outlook but warns interest 'likely' to rise more

Figures from the Office for National statistics are expected to show this week that net migration last year was around 750,000 - four times higher than in 2019.

Simon Harris

Political Correspondent, ITV News London