Women dominate in London Craft Week 2026: Brides of the Mountain
Brides of the Mountain showcased Chinese Yi bridal dress during London Craft Week as it returned for its 11th year.
Disproportionate hate concerns among Asian TfL travellers
Nearly seven in ten Asian respondents expressed worry about facing hate crime on TFL journeys
Does I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here have a diversity issue?
How does a contestant’s race, gender and industry influence their chances of success on I’m A Celeb? And what does reality TV say about society beyond the screen?
Iconic Caribbean shop in Harlesden wins Mayor’s Recognition Award
A much-loved Jamaican takeaway in Brent has taken home the Mayor’s Recognition Award in celebration of their contribution to the
FGM cases in Brent nine times higher than London average
The number of newly identified Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) cases in Brent is nine times higher than the London average,
Northern and Central revealed to be London’s dirtiest Tube lines
The Northern and Central lines make up more than half of complaints raised to TfL about the poor condition of
Stalking and harassment cases go up in all London boroughs
Every single London borough has seen the number of stalking and harassment reports increase since 2024 according to Met Police
One in three asylum seekers in hotels are housed in London
A third of all UK asylum seekers in hotels are accommodated in London, according to data from the House of
Number of London households waiting for social housing spirals
The number of households on the social housing waitlist in London has increased by 30% in the past 10 years,
Record abortions tied to contraception barriers and cost pressures
Abortions in England and Wales have reached their highest level on record, with experts pointing to widespread misinformation, worsening access
London pupils receiving free school meals score 12 points lower on GCSEs
Those receiving free school meals (FSM) in London are likely to score 12 points lower than their peers on their