London’s ‘cleanest waterway’ rejuvenated for new walking and cycling path
The New River Path in North London has been rejuvenated in an effort to make it appealing to pedestrians and
Journalists sound alarm over AI threat to newsrooms
Journalists worldwide are raising urgent concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly reshaping their profession, and not always for the better.
Multi BAFTA-winning British documentary maker returns with poignant series
British documentarian Adam Curtis returns with Shifty, a provocative examination of modern Britain. The five-part series, which tracks the decline
Free outdoor sports equipment locker launches in east London
An innovative outdoor locker scheme lending free sports equipment via the BoxUp app has launched in east London. A solar-powered
60 Minutes in The National Gallery: An analysis of the importance of water reflected by seven artists from the Renaissance to Impressionism
Water has no shape, yet artists have been shaping it for centuries allowing us to learn about how they represent
Woman convicted of murder following stabbing at child’s birthday party
A woman from Aldgate has been convicted of murder after stabbing a woman at a child’s birthday party. Hope Rowe,
The AI app fighting ‘national emergency’ of violence against women
A dynamic AI-powered app is revolutionising the way people manage their personal safety. Epowar, set up in 2020 by University
RSPCA calls for phase-out of cat cafés over welfare concerns
The RSPCA and Cats Protection have call for the phase-out of cat cafés in the UK, citing rising animal welfare
Newham Council pledges reform after lowest-ever social housing rating
Newham Council has expressed support for a major housing recovery plan after receiving the lowest grading from the Regulator of
Heatwave comes to London this week
London is having a heatwave this week, with temperatures reaching 32 degrees celsius in some parts. Summer has finally arrived,
Football banning orders ‘institutional prejudice’ against fans, West Ham Supporters Trust director claims
Football banning orders (FBOs) are an “institutional prejudice against football fans”, according to a director of the West Ham United