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North west London celebrated the arrival of the Mari Lwyd, as English and Welsh revellers came together for the annual

Schools and teachers are struggling to support children living in temporary accommodation, as childhood homelessness hits record levels in London.

There are more than 25,000 professors in the UK – but only 250 of them are black, new data shows.

New research suggests that the change to Greenwich Mean Time in autumn is linked to less hospital and GP visits for a list of health conditions.

Weight loss medications are dangerously accessible to individuals at risk of eating disorders, according to experts. Charities, health professionals and

On New Year’s Eve, the direct action group Tottenham Family Fight Back, hosted their first ever community play to honour

A Haringey and Enfield based food bank only has the funds to survive until May amidst the cost of living

The number of young women not in education, employment, or training in the UK neared a decade high this summer,

Churchgoers held a live Nativity service on Trafalgar Square to share messages of peace and inclusion before Tommy Robinson‘s Christmas carols event.

A former finance employee, who was fired despite having a cyst ‘the size of a coke can’ on one of

UK farmers drove over a dozen tractors to Parliament Square on Tuesday to protest inheritance tax during the Finance Bill’s