The Prince Charles Cinema in Soho was due to host the world premiere of The Last Screenwriter, which was written by ChatGPT, on Sunday.

London cinema cancels screening of AI-generated film following backlash

London's Groucho Club is opening a new venue in a Yorkshire village

World famous Groucho club opens first venue outside London

Firefighters were called to the scene shortly after this morning's rush hour.

Bus crashes into building in London's West End 

Man guilty of attempted murder after attacking and stabbing two officers in Westminster


One officer was stabbed fives times during the attack in the capital's tourist district, another was seriously injured and a third also needed medial help.

Dramatic bodycam footage shows knife attack on police in tourist district

Former Sergeant Frank Partridge arriving at Southwark Crown Court in London, where he is charged with conspiracy to commit bribery between February 1 2013 and June 25 2015. Picture date: Thursday April 20, 2023.

Frank Partridge also accepted a renovation of his home while working in the Westminster Licensing Unit.

Ex-Met Police officer who took bribes including £7,000 holiday found guilty

Speaking to ITV News Mr Balon said when he first arrived the pub was riddled with mice and hardly doing any business.

London’s rudest landlord gets West End play written about him 

'Wading through streams of wee to get to my front door is not pleasant!' said one annoyed resident

'Pee paint' plastered on walls to stop people using streets as a toilet

Li Hunan, 60, is accused of murdering Li Sung after an argument over the victim's skills as a chef at the eaterie on Poland Street.

Chef in court on murder charge after colleague stabbed in row at Soho restaurant

Westminster Council stepped up the number of prosecutions after complaints about drivers blocking pavements, playing loud music and charge extortionate fares.

'Nuisance' London pedicab drivers slapped with record fines in council crackdown

The production will close in the West End next month less than a year after its premiere.

Current and future cast of Cinderella 'heartbroken' at show’s West End closure

A Harris Hawk at London Kings Cross Station, which is used to scare off pigeons.

The gulls are often seen in central London because they nest around Kemp House on Berwick Street.

Why Westminster council is hiring a hawk to scare off Soho seagulls

Under the Pedicabs (London) Bill, introduced by the MP for Cities of London and Westminster, drivers of pedal-powered vehicles would need a licence from Transport for London (TfL) to operate, with TfL being given the power to regulate the prices they charge and the vehicles they use would have to be of a safe standard.

The council said pedicab operators were an "unlicensed nuisance" that have plagued the West End for years, "preying on tourists and annoying local residents."

Rogue pedicab driver cons women into paying £180 for three-minute journey

People living close to restaurants and bars in central London complained the switch to eating and drinking outside caused them sleepless nights.

Some Soho residents plagued by noise say 'good riddance' to al fresco dining

ITV News London followed Alan and his wife Yvonne who have been shielding since the start of the pandemic and were looking forward to their first day out.

Why Soho's outdoor dining is making life difficult for wheelchair users

The idea came after owner Richard Thomas started fundraising to reopen in a new location. The crowdfunder has already raised more than £40,000.

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