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East Londoners have shared their experiences of racism and discrimination in a new online archive.

As the Tories slash primary-care funding, our doctors are doing their best in terrible circumstances. We must resist the idea that they’re to blame, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Yellow weather warnings came into play overnight as temperatures plunged below freezing, with forecasters warning of disruption due to snow and ice. An amber cold health alert covering England is also in place all week.

Sewing is an anti-consumerist act, self-sufficient, creative and thrifty. It means I don’t contribute to sweated labour, and I don’t have to know my dress size

There are dozens of new restaurant openings in London – Alex Dalzell has the lowdown on 12 spots that should be on your radar.

Fashion retailers will see a greater polarisation of the retail property market in 2024, experts tell Drapers: rents will rise for more in-demand, As the new year begins, almost four years on from the global pandemic that sparked seismic shifts in the retail landscape, Drapers' Reset Fashion Retail campaign examines how the more collaborative relationship between landlords and their tenants shaping occupancy patterns.

Two of the Rippers victim drank at the Ten Bells

London, Jan 14 (EFE). – Six people were arrested on Sunday for an alleged plot to cause damage and prevent the opening of the London Stock Exchange on Monday, the Metropolitan Police said. Apparently, activists from the so-called Palestinian Action Group intended to “block” the opening of the trading floor. “These are significant arrests. We …

Police said it was alleged Palestine Action activists were intending to target the London Stock Exchange

Revealed: Whos in series 17 of Taskmaster - Joanne McNally, John Robins, Nick Mohammed, Sophie Willan and Steve Pemberton