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The London Underground station that was built extremely carefully to stop Big Ben toppling
Engineers also had to work out how to stop the River Thames from flooding the tunnels
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Plan for ANPR cameras in West London cut-through to A4 sparks row between neighbouring councils
Hounslow Council has written in correspondence with residents that it will object if Hammersmith and Fulham introduces restrictions to Weltje Road
Tributes to Reece Salmon, 28, stabbed on 'Millionaires' Row' as murder probe launched
Reece Salmon was found with stab wounds in Lloyd Baker Street, Islington shortly before midnight on Wednesday, and died in hospital the following day
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Boys jailed after fatally stabbing teen 9 times in the neck outside South London McDonald's
Seven children and a man have been convicted for their parts in the brutal killing
North London council won't remove 'controversial parklet' that locals 'don't want'
Opposition councillors claimed the parklet was 'always empty' and that there was an 'increased demand for more parking spaces'
Flowers and tributes left after man, 28, stabbed to death in Clerkenwell
The street where the attack happened remains blocked off by police
Ex-West Ham hooligan makes warning as Millwall derby kicks off in London
The rivalry between Millwall and West Ham is one of the most intense in English football, and former hooligan Cass Pennant has warned that the two sets of fans should never be allowed to meet
Police find man, 28, stabbed to death in Clerkenwell street
Officers were called to Lloyd Baker Street ton reports of a stabbing
3,700 people forced out after Bayeux Tapestry viewing after fire alarm
Around 3,700 people were forced to leave the British Museum after a fire alarm was triggered by an overheating light, disrupting visitors who had queued for hours to see the Bayeux Tapestry
’I paid off £24k in debt using easy side hustles - Now I have £250k in savings’
The man blew through his student overdraft and credit card while at university
Buckingham Palace restoration uncovers staff items including betting slips
A collection of forgotten items has been uncovered during the restoration of Buckingham Palace, including Football Pools betting slips from 1957, an empty cigarette packet and instructions for a royal reception
The leafy South London area named best place to grow old in the city and 11th best in UK
The borough's strong transport links and access to the countryside make it particularly attractive
'I left school at 15 and now run one of London's best barbershops dating back 130 years'
At 15, Richard Marshall had to leave school with no qualifications. Now, 51, he runs eight different locations of one of London's most iconic barbershops
London Labour accused of letting Burnham treat capital as 'cash cow' over mansion tax abstention
The incoming 'mansion tax' is set to hit London more than other areas because of its property prices
The London Underground's longest escalator that 'stupid and irresponsible' daredevil skied down
The station has an escalator measuring a whopping 60metres, with a vertical rise of 27.5m
'Cyclists don't stop': Disabled Londoners terrified of floating bus stops as Hackney urged to reject them
Activists turned up to the Town Hall in anger at the council updating its plans for Queensbridge Road
Tube noise 'shaking bed frames' as TfL accused of letting residents suffer for years
Residents living in the Warren Street Area report years of disturbances from the Night Tube
Police implement second 'dispersal zone' for Millwall vs West Ham derby match
Cops now have the power to order members of the public to leave two designated areas on Saturday as Millwall are set to host West Ham for the first time in 14 years
Wandsworth's iconic 'pretzel' to stay as 'messy' replacement advertising structure rejected
Locals had called for the advertising landmark on Wandsworth Roundabout to stay in place
'As a mother I oppose it': Bianca Jagger calls on council to stop 24/7 gambling venue opening near Tube station
The human rights advocate said she is worried about the impact the shop would have on children and the vulnerable in Kensington and Chelsea