Ealing Central News Today

Irans parliament and the shrine of its revolutionary leader, ayatollah khomeini, leaving 12 people dead and many more injured. The Group Calling itself Islamic State said it was responsible for one of the worst Terror Attacks iran has suffered in decades. Our Diplomatic Correspondent James Landale reports. Gunfire. Four gunmen, some reportedly dressed as women, have burst in, armed with grenades and explosive vests. Security forces surround the parliamentary complex, as those inside, including c...

Irans parliament and the shrine of its revolutionary leader, ayatollah khomeini, leaving 12 people dead and many more injured. The Group Calling itself Islamic State said it was responsible for one of the worst Terror Attacks iran has suffered in decades. Our Diplomatic Correspondent James Landale reports. Gunfire. Four gunmen, some reportedly dressed as women, have burst in, armed with grenades and explosive vests. Security forces surround the parliamentary complex, as those inside, including c...

Former British Airways employee Manuel Guerrero, 44, was arrested on February 4 after police met up with him using the fake profile, according to his brother Enrique.

As Great Yarmouths next Conservative candidate is still to be announced, there is speculation it could be a senior borough councillor.

Thai Pongal celebrations took place inside Britain’s Houses of Parliament last week, as lawmakers from across the political spectrum joined Tamils in celebrating the harvest festival and pledging their commitment to seeing justice in Sri Lanka.

A new report suggests anti-abortion protesters will still be permitted to conduct 'silent prayer' outside clinics.

Dave Kelly, Chair of the Everton Fan Advisory Board, has written to the Chair of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee raising his concerns over comments made by the Chief Executive of the Premier League, Richard Masters, at a parliamentary hearing today regarding punishments for spending breaches.

A Labour MP suspended after using “abusive language with racial overtones” towards a journalist went on to charge taxpayers for equality training.

Great Western Railway (GWR) paid the operations investigations manager £500 for a short driving shift to keep services running, according to train drivers union Aslef.

Some 91,122 Elizabeth line trains were planned to operate through the capital between July and September this year, meaning 4,740 would have failed to run either completely or in part.