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• London park named UK's best spring garden with 50,000 plants

  A UK garden has been crowned the nation's best spring destination for soaking up the early sunshine, boasting more than 50,000 plants and stunning Victorian glasshouses brimming with tropical species.

• London park named UK's best spring garden with 50,000 plants

  A UK garden has been crowned the nation's best spring destination for soaking up the early sunshine, boasting more than 50,000 plants and stunning Victorian glasshouses brimming with tropical species.

• Hero off-duty officer who tackled Dagenham knifeman after toddler’s throat slashed

  An off-duty volunteer police officer has been hailed a hero for apprehending a knifeman who carried out a brutal attack on a woman and two children. Kulvinder Ram, 49, was found guilty on Tuesday of the attempted murders of a woman and toddler and inflicting grievous bodily harm to a young girl with intent.

• The new faces leading Ealing Council -full list of cabinet members after senior councillors ousted

  Ealing Council has announced a new cabinet following the local elections which saw senior councillors lose their seats.

• The Beatles experience coming to London on spot where they performed last gig

  Beatlemania will take over London once again next year as a new fan experience dedicated to The Beatles opens on the site of the band's famous record label. For many fans, 3 Savile Row is one of the most evocative locations associated with the famous four. It served as the headquarters of The Beatles' record label Apple Corps and they recorded their final album "Let It Be" in its studio.

• Puppy with heartbreaking backstory and left on side of road finds loving home

  On a busy Friday evening in Pinner, north-west London, local vet Dr Reena Patel took a call from a distressed member of the public who had discovered a puppy that had been the victim of a hit-and-run incident. The Doberman, named Angus, was approximately six months old when he was found on the roadside, in shock and with a fractured leg.

• 2 charged after early morning attack at Charing Cross station

  Two men have been charged after a man was left in a life-threatening condition after being attacked at a central London station. British Transport Police officers were called to Charing Cross Underground station at 5.40am on Sunday, May 10.

• Part of iconic Greenwich park viewpoint fenced off to save the grass -but locals say ‘it’s ugly’

  It stands as one of Britain's most celebrated vantage points -a grassy slope in Greenwich Park with views across the Canary Wharf skyline. The tranquil location beneath the Royal Observatory attracts artists, visitors and even filmmakers, drawn by its unique panorama of the capital.

• West London man accused of raping woman in seafront toilet claims sex was consensual

  A teenager accused of raping a 19-year-old woman in a portable toilet on Bournemouth seafront told police that the complainant wanted to “hug” him and the sex was consensual. Mohammed Abdullah, 19, from Syria but living in West Drayton, Hillingdon, is on trial at Bournemouth Crown Court accused of the rape and assault by penetration of the complainant in the early hours of July 6 2025.

• Brent Council Leader has been in position for 14 years but could election results end his reign?

  A call has been made for Brent Council's long-standing leader to step down from the role after last week's saw Labour lose overall control of the local authority.

Featured documents

• Archie Battersbee: Mum 'found out through press' that High Court judge's decision to end son's life would be sent in an email

  The mum of a young boy who has been ruled legally brain-stem dead has said she only found out through journalists that a High Court judge's decision that doctors could withdraw life support treatment would be sent via email. Hollie Dance told MyLondon that she was not shocked by the decision, but...

• Southall's legendary anti-racism campaigner slams Government claims that institutional racism is over

  One of London's most experienced anti-racism campaigners has slammed a government report claiming that institutional racism no longer exists in Britain....

• Domestic abuse survivor and daughter, 2, terrorised by 'months of racial abuse from neighbours' too scared to leave flat

  A domestic abuse survivor and her toddler claim they are living in fear after months of racial abuse and harassment from their nightmare neighbours....

• ‘My brother’s body was found in the River Thames with weights tied to his hands -I don’t believe he killed himself’

  Just two months after police officers knocked on Gary Lewis’s door to say his son was dead, he collapsed. He was killed by a blood clot in his leg that triggered a heart attack, but it was the circumstances in which his son, Damien Lewis, had been found and the events leading up to his...

• DWP, baby seat and other rule changes in September with latest on £300 payment

  A number of rule changes are coming into force in September with updates to how you get benefits or contact the Department for Work and Pensions -and we could get more detail on the next £300 cost of living payment. The Government announced that the next payment to help people with paying bills...

• Metropolitan police officer tells 'domestic abuse victim' they have ‘nowhere to take her’ in video

  A community organisation has slammed the Metropolitan Police, after they claimed of ‘hostile’ and ‘sickening’ treatment by officers of an alleged domestic abuse victim....

• Senior Home Office civil servant who laced pregnant lover's drink with abortion drugs is jailed

  A married Home Office boss who laced his pregnant lover’s drink with abortion drugs was jailed for three years and nine months. Darren Burke, 43, tried to serve Laura Slade, his mistress of five years, a spiked glass of orange juice after she told him she was pregnant and planned to keep the baby...

• Who are the candidates in Southwark at the 2022 London council elections?

  The candidates for Southwark’s local elections on May 5 have been revealed. A total of 63 seats are up for grabs across 23 wards in the borough....

• Why revenge porn has been renamed after landmark case

  A landmark High Court ruling has set a precedent for how image-based abuse will be treated in the UK legal system in the future. The victim of what was previously known as 'revenge porn' received £100,000 in damages after her then partner uploaded covert naked images of her to an internet...

• Married Met Police officer repeatedly sent anonymous sexual messages to female colleague on burner phone from ASDA

  A married Met Police officer repeatedly texted two female rookie cops and sexually assaulted another by grabbing her bottom while pretending to help her down from a roof. PC Alex Campbell, who is married to another officer with whom he has a young child, targeted two probationary officers with a...