They are some of the earliest depiction of London’s poor and are due to go on show at the Museum of London this week. It is an interesting body of work for two reasons. Firstly, it encapsulates ...

The results, published in a Public Health England report on deprivation, appear to show a correlation between poor performance in GCSE exams and low household income. Almost 20 per cent of London ...

Introducing driverless trains across London Underground would cost £7bn and represent "poor value for money", according to a leaked document. An internal Transport for London (TfL) report states ...

Poor sanitary conditions in London; Sanitary shortcomings: London in 1862. Water supply, - no supply. Fryingpan Alley, Clerkenwell. A mews near Russell Square. Sickness in the wash-house, and why.