Driver 'livid' after police blew up his broken down taxi in terror scare near the Gherkin
A black cab driver was today said to be “livid” after police blew up his broken-down taxi following a terror scare in the shadow of the Gherkin.
A black cab driver was today said to be “livid” after police blew up his broken-down taxi following a terror scare in the shadow of the Gherkin.
This is the shocking moment a cyclist was kicked to the ground into the path of a coach by a fellow biker on a street in London.
Armed police surrounded a group of angry passengers at Heathrow Airport after they staged a revolt after a flight to New York was delayed by ten hours.
A manhunt is underway after a gunman went on the loose after opening fire on a soldier at a war memorial service in Canada, police said.
The family of a cyclist killed in London today called for politicians to “seize this opportunity” and improve road safety so her death would not be in vain.
E-cigarettes have been banned on the entire public transport network in London, the Standard has learnt.
A failed footballer who pretended to be a Chelsea Premier League star has been jailed
A black cab driver was today said to be “livid” after police blew up his broken-down taxi following a terror scare in the shadow of the Gherkin.
The BBC has been forced to issue an apology after its veteran journalist Michael Buerk criticised a woman who was raped by Welsh footballer Ched Evans for being drunk.
Video A lone protester wearing a policeman’s helmet spent last night on top of Winston Churchill’s statue in Parliament Square after campaigners were evicted following five days of clashes with police.
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VIDEO: The moment a group of semi-naked French tourists frolic in a fountain in Rome before being interrupted by police has been caught on camera.
VIDEO: The terrifying moment a family hatchback crashed into a lorry at 50mph and was shunted along the carriageway for 100 yards has been captured on camera.
An investigation was under way today after a storm-damaged tree being guarded by police toppled over crushing a female pedestrian to death.
Alistair Kilpatrick, 35, was riding to work in Old Street across the Waterloo roundabout when a delivery van crashed into him and he was thrown over his handlebars into the next lane.
A protester was dragged from the Commons public gallery by security guards after trying to throw a bag of marbles into the Chamber.
Britons have turned against the idea of quitting the European Union despite the rise of Ukip, exclusive new polling reveals today.
Chancellor George Osborne has held top-level talks about bringing an American Football team to London.
The mother of a student crushed in a nightclub stampede today said she fears her death was “in vain” after prosecutors decided not to bring charges against the venue’s owner.
Nicole Scherzinger hit the tiles with boyfriend Lewis Hamilton last night, days after reportedly causing a car crash when she tried to get out a moving limousine on a street in London.
Raheem Sterling reportedly partied in a London nightclub until 3am - a day after saying he was "too tired" to play for England
Residents looking for “The Good Life” at Battersea Power Station will be able to grow tomatoes and runner beans on London’s highest allotments, it was revealed today.
Going Out: There is nothing contrived, tricksy or evasive about Skye Gyngell’s dishes, just an innate understanding of what goes with what, says Fay Maschler.
A Brick Lane bar which spearheaded the transformation of the area is to close after the owners claimed strict licensing laws have turned clubs into “prisons with airport-style security”.
Comedian Noel Fielding told the High Court of lying handcuffed on the ground clad in “gold boots and a boiler suit” as a friend was allegedly beaten by police.
Labour's Diane Abbott said today that money from her party’s proposed mansion tax should go towards affordable homes for Londoners.
A boy of 16 who stabbed an A-level student to death in a row over a £90 bike is facing a life sentence at the Old Bailey today after he dramatically confessed to murder.
Kim Kardashian says her daughter North will have to find a job and pay her own way when she is older — just like she did.
An investigation was today launched into the cause of a fire that forced an evacuation at a London theatre and cinema complex.
Parents from an “outstanding” London nursery have launched a campaign to save it from funding cuts they say will cause staff cuts and a drop in standards.
Islamist fanatics seized weapons dropped by US planes for Kurdish fighters in the besieged town of Kobane, it was claimed today.
A rare colourful pheasant photographed walking the streets of east London this week was last month spotted in a neighbourhood on the other side of the capital, it has emerged.
Going Out: The performances, from Neil Morrissey, Robert Webb, Miles Jupp and Adrian Edmondson are solid, but three out of the four characters are unsympathetic and the other one is unmemorable
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Health & Fitness: Up all night worrying about work? City execs have a new way to relax from tongue to toe, says Joshi Herrmann.
VIDEO:The Duchess of Cambridge dazzled guests when she stepped out in a stunning blue gown to present the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2014 awards.
Theatre review: David Baddiel adapts and co-directs this relentlessly light musical version of his own film about a Muslim who discovers that he's Jewish
Theatre review: This West End transfer of Kander and Ebb's audacious musical set in Thirties Alabama is richly deserved
Comedy review: Lee Mack bridges the gap between alternative and mainstream, even if he is a whisker away from mother-in-law material.
Film review: Director Sam Yates ensures the moments of slapstick detonate, while grimmer scenes of domestic abuse seem contrived.
Going Out: The Geffrye Museum has come up with an elegant new proposal for its £15 million extension, unveiled here.
Dance review: Chinese choreographer Tao Ye's work is both high concept and thrillingly simple
Theatre review: The whole cast dazzles in Marcus Gardley’s play which depicts rivalry, jealousy and racial prejudice in 1830s New Orleans.
Film review: Drugs, stepdads and self-destruction are the order of the day.
A woman killed by a falling tree during storms was a housekeeper who had travelled to Britain for a better life, her family said today.
Playwright Simon Stephens has fashioned a supple, streamlined version of The Cherry Orchard which flies at an interval-free pelt
Tony Pulis says he put his "reputation on the line" by taking the manager's job at Crystal Palace last season.
The cost of converting London’s Olympic stadium into a new home for West Ham United has jumped by nearly £36m but taxpayers will not foot the extra bill, the stadium’s managers insisted today.
The English rock band beat Kate Bush to the trophies for Best Live Act and Best Act In The World
Free movement of persons is an essential “freedom” of the European integration process. If the EU tried to implement David Cameron’s plan on internal migration, not only would it be opposed by a significant majority of member states, it would be shot down by the European Court of Justice.
The fridge was the totem of the aspirational 1950s: a high-tech appliance that revolutionised the home. Now, it’s just a standard white box in the corner of the kitchen. But the technology is still developing: here’s the best new fridge tech
We find homes along the first stretch of the west-east London Crossrail route - from Reading to West Drayton - that will offer commuters much faster journey times.
There are pockets of good value for first-time buyers in every corner of London, with new shared-ownership homes being built from travel zones 1-5 - if you can find them.
Unloved corners of London's heart are undergoing a renaissance, even getting new names, as handsome old buildings become stunning homes.
New-build homes are already going up along the high-speed rail link that will cut commuting times into London. In the first of a major seven-part series, we look at the homebuying opportunities along the 75-mile high-speed route.
The yawning gulf between what typical first-time buyers earn and the price of homes in each London borough is revealed today.
Bringing its fresh Parisian style to Marylebone High Street, find out more about the CP Autumn/Winter collection.
Inmidtown in collaboration with The School of Life, designed to inspire and encourage businesses to interact and learn from each other, share business knowledge and discuss important themes relating to work and life.
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Multitasking Andy McRobbie – teacher, musician, promoter and tour guide – is a big fan of this extraordinary city. “I find something new to excite me every day,” he says, “which is what makes London so special.”
KOOZA is an electrifying return to the origins of Cirque du Soleil combining two circus traditions - acrobatic performance and the art of clowning.
Seasons come and go, it’s an annual cycle of varying temperatures, traditions and activities. When winter comes to Austria it is distinctly special and all embracing.
Lines ruled at New York Fashion Week as highlighter stripes took centre stage. Emma McCarthy gets next season’s look now.
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