Sadiq Khan

It comes after months of discussions between the government, museums, the tourism sector and local leaders to examine whether making tourists from abroad pay could boost the institutions' finances

Political editor David Maddox looks at how Andy Burnham’s plan to make reforming social care the centrepiece of the next election changes everything

At present, TfL contracts bus services to eight privately owned operators

The annual General Assembly will test whether the 193-member body can still bring countries together to tackle crises that increasingly transcend borders

The annual General Assembly will test whether the 193-member body can still bring countries together to tackle crises that increasingly transcend borders

U.S. Vice President JD Vance attended the annual remembrance ceremony, along with four former presidents: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Joe Biden

A group at University College, London (UCL), led by Ioannis Papakonstantinou, has painted the tops of two buses with material that reflects 93% of sunlight

Last month, the Conservative-run council released a draft policy that encouraged pubs and bars to provide more seated areas in place of standing ones

The elderly woman was prosecuted by the DVLA over an unpaid bill on the VW Touran after it had been transferred into her name in April last year

Palantir is suing the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (Mopac) over its decision in May to block the Met from agreeing to a two-year deal with the firm

The Single Justice Procedure was invented in 2015 as a cheaper method of dealing with low-level criminal cases

Andy Burnham compromises on council homes plan

Air pollution can stunt the growth of young children's lungs leaving them at an increased risk of asthma, heart disease, diabetes and even premature death

In July 2023, four months after he became the youngest Black professor in the history of Cambridge University, Jason Arday was asked whether his astonishing, bewildering biography risked becoming what disability campaigners call inspiration porn: a complicated life compressed into an uplifting story

Count Binface's first-ever interview resurfaces six years later as he prepares to face Farage

It would mark one of the UK’s first permanent deployments of live facial recognition (LFR) scanning passers-by against watchlists of wanted suspects

Nicole Wootton-Cane speaks to residents to find out what the election means beyond Farage versus Count Binface

Sadiq Khan has ordered Westminster council to scrap a policy that would ban new pubs and bars from opening in Soho and the West End of London

A decision on whether to approve more drilling in the North Sea is expected in the coming weeks

This summer, an unprecedented series of heatwaves has swept through the continent and across many parts of the globe

This summer, an unprecedented series of heatwaves has swept through the continent and across many parts of the globe

The parallels with the second World War were dramatic, as hundreds of people were evacuated, some died, homes, streets and towns decimated

When Andy Burnham was the mayor of Greater Manchester, he joined two of his mayoral counterparts whose areas cover the Peak District in calling for the government to take greater responsibility for the Snake Pass route

If London is successful, West Ham will play no more than two consecutive away games in the Premier League or three in the EFL in the 2029-30 season

Soho pubs won’t take plan to ban ‘vertical drinking’ lying down

The case follows concerns expressed by multiple parliamentary committees about the U.K.’s dependence on foreign technology firms such as Palantir, which was co-founded in 2003 by Alex Karp and Peter Thiel

There has been a slight increase in the number of homeless people in the State, with 17,482 people recorded in emergency accommodation in June, including more than 5,600 children

NYC Mayor declines calls from Jewish leaders to apologize for his anti-Israel rhetoric after a man wearing a kippah was stabbed on the Upper West Side

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley specifically accused Iran and Russia, alongside cities competing for tourism, of magnifying social media posts that characterise London as "lawless"

Tia Mirza, a BA (Hons) Fine Art student at Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), painted Khan as part of her final degree project

Sadiq Khan will take his seat on the red benches but remain as mayor

More than 8,000 Bosniak men and boys were killed after Bosnian Serb forces under the command of Ratko Mladic captured Srebrenica on July 11, 1995

Every afternoon, as a Bradford social worker drove past a secondary school, she noticed the same thing

Bellingham is one of the players who has been the subjects of horrid posts online

Four large al fresco projects in Barking & Dagenham, Brent, Greenwich and Lambeth have each received grants of up to £100,000 with the intent to transform areas with outdoor dining, World Cup screenings, markets and cultural activities

More than 300 schools have been at least partly closed across the nation, with Sir Sadiq, urging drivers to adopt their routes to ensure safety

With temperatures in the UK approaching record levels for June, people are being advised to avoid exercise and unnecessary travel

As the UK swelters through some of its hottest June nights on record, people have been looking for more creative ways to stay cool

After Khan's election in 2016, the mayor described Trump's views on Islam as "ignorant"

It was a timely product given Europe's green ambitions, and with orders flowing, its Birmingham factory was being kept busy

Less than two years ago, Labour party leader Keir Starmer spearheaded a historic victory in a British general election

More than 300 schools have been at least partly closed across the nation, with Sir Sadiq, urging drivers to adopt their routes to ensure safety

A record 1.33 million athletes have applied to take part in next year’s events, which will take place on the weekend of April 24

Khan is on an official visit to Tokyo to strengthen ties between the two cities

Sir Sadiq Khan has used a visit to Singapore to promote London as a leading global destination for investment, as he seeks to strengthen ties with a major Asian financial centre

It is unclear whether the event has decided not to market properties in the West Bank, or if it has merely removed any mention of settlements from its website

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley issued an ultimatum in March, requesting technology giants to take action to make phones less desirable to steal by making them impossible to reuse

The Met had proposed a £25.3m deal with Palantir UK for 2026-27, to use the firm's artificial intelligence (AI) technology to speed up criminal investigations and root out corrupt officers

Ministers face pressure to end the deal over data privacy, trust

A second 24-hour Tube strike will go ahead later this week as last ditch talks to reach an agreement in the long-running dispute over working hours did not produce results

Around the world, particularly in the U.S. and Europe, countries are in the middle of a climate reset