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  1. Why West Ham relegation could cost Londoners millions

    The cost of running The London Stadium will soar if Hammers drop out of Premier League

  2. Why neighbours to new Chinese mega-embassy fear for safety

    Plans have been approved for a huge new embassy at Royal Mint Court in Tower Hamlets.

  3. Why has the Dartford Crossing charge gone up?

    The cost of using the Dartford Crossing has increased by 40% for motorists.

  4. Why e-bikes are becoming a 'burden' for London doctors

    Surgeons say they're increasingly seeing injuries both with riders and pedestrians.

  5. Why bike theft at stations is now 'decriminalised'

    The British Transport Police will not investigate a bike left for more than two hours.

  6. Why are more London landlords selling up?

    The renter's rights bill aims to help renters. Why is it making landlords want to sell?

  7. Why a woman was fined £1k for 'fly-tipping an envelope'

    Loretta Alvarez from Feltham says she is unable to pay the fine.

  8. Why a London MP was a given jail sentence in Bangladesh

    Tulip Siddiq has been sentenced to two years in prison over corruption allegations.

  9. Why a King's College scientist thinks hair could repair teeth

    Dr Sherif Elsharkawy believes the technology could be available within two years.

  10. Why a council's taking legal action over a police front desk

    Harrow Council is launching legal proceedings against the Mayor of London and Met Police.

  11. Why a borough's e-bike ban is creating bridge border bother

    A comedian has likened the situation between two south London boroughs to Cold War Berlin

  12. Why 'hypocrite' landlord MP quit over rent row

    What does Rushanara Ali's resignation tell us about London's housing crisis?

  13. Who are Palestine Action? Why were 500 of them arrested in one day?

    The banned direct action group held a sit-in on Parliament Square on Saturday.

  14. When a bus driver punched a thief - the full story

    Bus driver Mark Hehir left the bus to chase the thief, who had stolen a necklace.

  15. What's wrong with Albert Bridge?

    The crossing is closed again after concerns were raised during routine maintenance.

  16. What's a 'firewave'? Why is London increasingly at risk?

    Firefighters battled three separate heath fires in London in recent days.

  17. What is 'polygamous working?' Why are some Londoners doing it?

    Low pay and boredom are causing some to seek two full time jobs at once.

  18. What does the Budget mean for London?

    BBC London analyses what Rachel Reeves's Budget means for the capital.

  19. What did Trump say about Sadiq at the UN and why?

    Donald Trump used an address to the UN to claim London wants to "go to sharia law", why?

  20. Tube fares go up in 2026 - your need to know

    The rise in Tube fares was part of a funding deal with the government

  21. The neighbours taking speeding into their own hands

    A group of residents in Bromley say their roads are being used as short cuts.

  22. The London locksmith scam

    A locksmith was secretly filmed trying to charge nearly 10 times an original quote.

  23. The gardeners unearthing stolen phones left by snatchers

    Volunteers at the Phoenix Garden say they often finds phones thrown over the fence.

  24. The coffee-cup saga that sparked a council u-turn

    Richmond Council initially fined a woman £150 for pouring coffee down a drain.

  25. Smithfield and Billingsgate finally know new home

    Plans have been announced to move the historic markets to the Royal Docks in east London.

  26. Should SUV drivers pay more for parking?

    Lambeth is considering a parking surcharge for larger and heavier vehicles.

  27. Should all pensioners still get free public transport?

    Presenter Kirstie Allsopp says free travel for pensioners is 'bankrupting the country'.

  28. September Tube strike - what you need to know

    London Underground staff will strike from 7th September for five days.

  29. Re-investigating the 'Croydon Cat Killer'

    Decapitated cats started appearing in Croydon in 2015. Who or what was doing it?

  30. Oxford Street: Power, politics and pedestrians

    Pedestrianisation has frustrated successive mayors. Why?

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