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Why HSBC’s threat to leave London is a big deal
The creep of banking regulation, combined with a potential Brexit, has created the image that Britain is not the best place to do business for the likes of HSBC.
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Workers in London head home early in a bid to avoid potential travel chaos as a 24-hour walkout by underground staff begins.
Petals fall from the dome of St Paul’s cathedral during a minute’s silence to remember the victims of the 7/7 bombings, on the tenth anniversary of the terror attack.
A mock terrorist firearms attack is being staged in the capital today to test the response to a Tunisian-style mass shooting
Tens of thousands throng London’s street’s for the Pride parade
Transport for London releases a map showing which lines and stations will be part of its new 24 hour service, amid threats of further strike action from unions.
A leading exhibition promoting Afro-hair and beauty has again drawn criticism after granting access to an exhibitor actively selling “bleaching scrub soap” to whiten black skin.
Homicide detectives are investigating after an unidentified body was found in a suitcase in London’s Grand Union Canal.
The creep of banking regulation, combined with a potential Brexit, has created the image that Britain is not the best place to do business for the likes of HSBC.
Britain’s biggest bank HSBC says it is considering moving its headquarters out of London. Why is this on the agenda and how many British jobs are at stake?
A man is fighting for his life after reportedly being struck on the head by a rush-hour Tube train at Stockwell station as he bent down to pick up his bag.
Detectives from the Counter Terrorism Command are leading an investigation into the death of a man in north west London, Scotland Yard said, as he was named as 48-year-old Abdul-Hadi Arwani.
Forty six MPs have claimed expenses for London rent or hotels despite owning a property in the capital, a Channel 4 News investigation has found.
Two of the London teenagers stopped in Turkey at the weekend were heading to Syria “to do some good”, says Mohammed Butt, leader of Brent Council, who has spoken to the boys and their families.
A 15-year-old, 17-year-old and 19-year-old from north-west London arrested at Istanbul airport and returned to UK, while an 18-year-old is arrested in Birmingham on suspicion of travelling to Syria.
Mohammed Emwazi grew up in Shepherd’s Bush and Queen’s Park, areas of north west London that have had a long and uncomfortable history of radical extremism. Channel 4 News looks back.