Launched as a grassroots march in 2019, London Trans+ Pride has grown into one of the most vital public demonstrations in the UK. Last year saw over 60,000 people take to the streets, making it ...

Commuters are set for serious disruption on their journeys to work this morning due to delays on London’s National Rail serviceAt 7:00am, a reduced service was being reported on the Thameslink and ...

Among the Tower’s most famous prisoners ... no sign of leaving. (London’s big dig reveals amazing layers of history.) Any tour of the Tower cannot mention all the people whose histories ...

Prince William is embarking on a mission to transform the 700-year-old Duchy of Cornwall from a traditional revenue-raising ...

Meredith Kile is a Digital News Writer-Editor at PEOPLE. She has been an entertainment ... for a ride along the famous London waterway. He met with employees as he traveled on the Mars Clipper ...

The procession will go past some of London’s biggest landmarks London ... with thousands of people packing the streets to watch. VE Day celebrations will begin in Parliament Square, where ...

When you consider that 840,000 people applied for the ballot to run ... And why not? Though London Marathon is over, there are still plenty of other marathons on the horizon – or plenty to ...

Two of the most important Roman roads — what would later be called Stane Street and Watling Street and, later still, Kennington ... also accommodated people arriving in London too late to ...

A is for ALFRED Shaw, one of three entrepreneurs who came up with the concept of the British and Irish Lions and organised ...

“He will help bring other top people to the institute,” Venter recently ... for subsequent leases,” said real estate analyst Gary London, a principal of local firm London Moeder Advisors.

The King and Queen are leading the charge to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day Janine Henni is a Royals Staff Writer for PEOPLE Digital, covering modern monarchies and the world's most famous ...

The BBC has been run from London for most of its life ... Olive Shapley said that on the whole interviewing famous people never appealed to her: "They switched it on and switched it off".