VE Day celebrations will begin in Parliament Square, where Harry Potter icon Timothy Spall will read out words from Winston ...

Opened in 1900 as the Central London Railway, the first trains carried passengers between Shepherd’s Bush and Bank. The tunnels were built to gently rise when approaching a station, to aid braking, ...

It's 200 years since George Stephenson climbed into the cab of the aptly named Locomotion No. 1 and took 600 passengers on a ...

Now the capital’s theft hotspots have been revealed by a new interactive map, showing where in the city you are most likely ...

Commuters are not set for any serious disruption on their journeys to work this morning apart from minor delays on some roads ...

Ian King's Sky sendoff, the man behind Guido Fawkes and your workplace weather rights; catch up on the latest gossip in The ...

First opened to the public in 1898, the Waterloo & City was the capital’s second deep-level line, after the Bank branch of the Northern line. It was built to help commuters travelling into Waterloo ...

The London Marathon has today hosted more than 56,000 runners through a 26.2 mile route that passes some of the city's most ...

An incredible live version of the London Underground map promises to make missing the train a thing of the past.

London has plenty of pubs and bars to quench the post-marathon thirst, whether you’ve been running or cheering. In Greenwich, ...