Doorbell Cameras Spark Surge in Neighbour Rows
Police Scotland reports a significant rise in neighbour disputes, with smart doorbells often at the centre of conflicts over privacy and noise. Discover the data and community impact.
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Surge in illegal e-bike seizures prompts call for crushing powers
Police seizures of illegal e-bikes and e-scooters have skyrocketed in Scotland. Scottish Labour demands new powers to crush unlicensed vehicles swiftly to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour.
Surge in illegal e-bike seizures sparks call for crushing powers
Police seizures of illegal e-bikes and e-scooters have soared, with Scottish Labour demanding stronger powers to crush them quickly. Read the latest on the crackdown.
Eltham 'Pigeon Boys' Gang Wreaks Havoc on High Street
A gang of children as young as 10 is terrorising Eltham High Street, launching fireworks and throwing live pigeons into shops. Business owners fear for their livelihoods as anti-social behaviour spirals. Read the full report.
London's Oldest House: A 1597 Survivor's Tale
Discover 41-42 Cloth Fair, London's oldest surviving house built in 1597-1614. It survived the Great Fire of 1666, the Civil War, and the Blitz. Plan your visit to this hidden City of London gem.
Bromley residents champion overlooked borough as London's best
Locals in Bromley, London, argue it's the capital's top spot, boasting 20-minute commutes, green spaces, and affordability, despite being outside the viral 'London Banana' zone. Discover why they love it.
London's oldest house survived the Great Fire and Blitz
Discover the incredible story of 41-42 Cloth Fair, London's oldest surviving house. Built in 1597, it withstood the Great Fire, Civil War, and the Blitz. Read its full history here.
Aerial photos capture London's festive night lights
Stunning new aerial photographs reveal London transformed into a glittering wonderland after dark in the final days before Christmas 2025. See the capital's iconic landmarks illuminated for the holidays.
4-Word Statement To Stop Toddlers' Naughty Behaviour
A UK health visitor shares her simple method using consequences, not punishment, to curb hitting, biting and running away in toddlers. Learn the key phrase.
Health Secretary Warns of 'Antisocial Media' Mental Health Crisis
Wes Streeting warns social media is fuelling a youth mental health crisis overwhelming the NHS. He eyes Australia's under-16s ban as new screen time guidance is due.
Darlington backs MP's balaclava ban on e-bike yobs
Darlington residents support MP Lola McEvoy's call for a PSPO to ban balaclavas after masked youths on souped-up e-bikes plague the town. Police report 100 incidents last year.
Top 15 Christmas Events in London for 2025
Discover the ultimate guide to festive London. From ice skating at Somerset House to carols at the Royal Albert Hall, here are 15 unmissable Christmas activities running until January 2026.
London Zoo CEO resigns in workplace behaviour probe
Matthew Gould, former Downing Street official and NHS Covid pass architect, resigns from London Zoo during workplace behaviour investigation. Read the full details.
Sociopaths in the UK: The Hidden Signs
Experts reveal the key differences between sociopathy and psychopathy, and the tell-tale signs to look out for in daily life. Learn how to set boundaries.
London's 'Button Edgers' Infuriate Pedestrians
Frustration grows in London as pedestrians, dubbed 'button edgers', refuse to press crossing buttons. Is it laziness, germophobia, or confusion? Discover the urban phenomenon.
France imposes €20k fines for disruptive air passengers
France introduces tough new measures against disruptive airline passengers, with fines up to €20,000 and flight bans of four years. Learn how this protects crew and passenger safety.
Pavement Vigilantes Threaten UK Social Etiquette
Guardian readers debate the erosion of friendly pavement encounters in London's West End, fearing a dystopian future of grim conformism. Share your views on UK social etiquette.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove Dies at 63
Tributes are paid to Baroness Helen Newlove, the passionate Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, who has died following a short illness. Read about her powerful legacy.
Victims' Commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove Dies at 63
Tributes pour in for Baroness Helen Newlove, the 'committed and passionate' Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, who has died aged 63. Read about her powerful legacy.
Victims' Commissioner Helen Newlove dies aged 63
Baroness Helen Newlove, the Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales, has passed away following a short illness. The fierce campaigner for victims' rights transformed the role. Read her powerful story.
Predatory Met Officer David Carrick's Abuse Reign Exposed
Ex-Metropolitan Police officer David Carrick, 48, used his position of power to sexually assault and control multiple women in a shocking pattern of predatory behaviour spanning nearly two decades while serving as a PC.
Rescue cat obsessed with political TV debates
A rescue cat named Jasper is baffling his foster owner with his unusual obsession - he can't stand physical affection but becomes utterly transfixed by political television programmes, particularly Question Time.
Expert reveals how to stop your dog begging for food
Discover the surprising training technique that stops dogs begging for food without punishment. Professional dog trainer reveals how to teach your pet perfect mealtime manners.
Squid Game London Immersive Experience Review
Step into the deadly world of Netflix's Squid Game at London's immersive experience. Our review reveals whether this £55 attraction delivers the chilling thrill of the original series or falls flat.
London's Ultimate Luxury Hotels: Insider's Guide
Discover the crème de la crème of London's luxury hotel scene, from historic landmarks to contemporary design masterpieces offering unparalleled service and sophistication.
Dean Lewis accused of inappropriate behaviour after show
Australian singer-songwriter Dean Lewis confronts serious allegations of inappropriate conduct after London show, with multiple sources claiming concerning behaviour toward female fans.
Bondi Beach police patrols considered for UK shores
Exclusive: British police forces consider adopting Australian-style beach patrols to manage tourism surges and antisocial behaviour at coastal hotspots during peak seasons.
Police Advice: Your Rights Against Noisy Builders
Official police guidance explains when noisy construction work becomes a criminal matter and what steps homeowners can take against disruptive neighbours.
10 Fantastic Free London Attractions You Must Visit
Discover how to experience the best of London without spending a penny. From royal parks to world-class museums, explore the capital's top free attractions that promise unforgettable experiences.
Donmar Warehouse bans selfies as The Maids faces disruptions
London's prestigious Donmar Warehouse confronts digital disruption as audience members' obsession with mobile phones and selfies threatens the intensity of Jean Genet's psychological thriller The Maids during its final performances.
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