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Channel 4 News charts gun crime in the capital as the chair of London’s anti-gun campaign says more resources must be spent on preventing inner city youngsters turning to firearms.
As questions are asked about the preparedness of the government, rail services and travel firms, commuter Graham Lally writes for Channel 4 News about his nightmare journey from London to Brighton.
Thousands of students have taken part in rallies against tuition fees. As Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reports, a police van was attacked and a bus shelter torched in central London.
Prime Minister David Cameron announces that he wants east London to become a high-tech centre to compete with California’s Silicon Valley.
Around 6,000 disabled people have volunteered to help at London 2012. Britain’s most successful Paralympian says it represents a huge change in attitudes from when she first started to compete.
Ken Livingstone will face Boris Johnson in the 2012 election to be London mayor after overwhelmingly winning the Labour party candidacy.
London commuters face a tough journey as Underground workers strike leaving millions facing a lengthy journey to work, with unions describing support for the walk-out as “rock solid”.
London Underground staff stage the first in a series of strikes over cuts. Expert Tony Travers tells Channel 4 News that management must make it clear striking cannot be tolerated.
New colour footage shows the widespread devastation caused by the German bombing attacks on London 70 years ago. One historian tells Channel 4 News how the attacks changed the face of the capital.
Close of play on Day 11 and some familiar themes from our Iraq Inquiry blogger.
It was brave of Lord Turner to take his controversial take on the future of finance directly to an audience of black-tied bankers at the Mansion House. He was heckled, and the mood music in the City, and apparently at the dinner too, seems to resemble the attitude of a teenager who has been banned…
About two years ago I met one of the top British bankers and asked for an opinion on Brown/Darling vs Cameron/Osborne. I was shocked to hear his scepticism about the Tory business policy versus the government. To be clear, this was Brown at his absolute peak, still ahead in the polls, just before Northern Rock…
We just sent a camera out to film “Russian influence” in the City of London. As I expected, there’s a few nameplates, some doorbells and the odd logo – Alfabank, Sberbank – and that’s it.
Chancellor George Osborne gives his annual Mansion House speech in the City of London. Faisal Islam reports on what he has to say about the UK’s banking sector.
Among the contenders for “Thatcher’s legacy” is the de-regulation of the City of London. Is Margaret Thatcher responsible for today’s double-dip recession? Economics Editor Faisal Islam reports.