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November 2026

  • Two white Wayve self-driving cars with rooftop sensors drive along a London street

    Sadiq Khan calls for cap on numbers of robotaxis on London streets

    Mayor questions impact on air quality, congestion and jobs as government poised to allow driverless vehicles in capital

31 October 2026

  • A traveler wears a festive themed hat in the departure hall of Paddington railway station, in London

    Railway engineering work over Christmas will cause 10 days of disruption

    London Paddington and Birmingham New Street stations will shut for five days but most routes will stay open
  • Cyclists stand under a red police canopy marked "Time Out Zone" on a city pavement

    How ‘sin bin’ for red light jumpers saves cyclists from being saddled with a fine

    Police scheme in City of London offers errant cyclists a choice – watch a roadside safety video or pay a £50 penalty
  • A row of white, terraced properties on an upmarket residential street in Belgravia, London.

    Eight in 10 homes in London’s poshest postcodes now sell below asking price, Coutts finds

    Sellers in areas such as Belgravia and Mayfair face hundreds of thousands of pounds in losses as property prices fall

30 October 2026

  • A view of Oxford Street, one of London's world-famous shopping destinations, where a section of approximately one kilometer has been pedestrianized and closed to vehicle traffic in London, United Kingdom, on October 27, 2026.

    Pedestrianisation won’t save Oxford Street

    Letters: Oliver Schick writes that there is a limit to how much footfall is beneficial. Plus letters from Iain Nelson and Tom Hardy
  • Young people dancing in a folk style with two holding their arms up in an arch for a third to go underneath. Others are doing the same behind them and there are musicians and a caller on stage. They are in a wood-panelled room in a pub.

    ‘Ceilidh renaissance’ lures gen Z offline in search of real-life joy

    Young dancers at the Ivy House in south-east London join the older crowd amid a renewed appetite for authentic, community events

    • London Zoo gets spooky with Halloween pumpkins for animal residents – video

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    • Hitting the fan: London council angers residents with removal of 700 dog-waste bins

    • Pollutionwatch
      Greener front gardens could help combat air pollution and summer heat

29 October 2026

  • Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, presses her hand to her mouth, looking emotional

    Met refers itself to police watchdog over Meghan warning letter

  • Ike Ong, smiling, wears glasses and a plaid shirt while gesturing with his hand

    Other lives
    Ike Ong obituary

  • A man in a black T-shirt stands beside a wall displaying Chamber, Keysim, and RIPE NCC plaques

    ‘I earn £126,000 – but nothing’s left at the end of the month’: readers react to the budget

  • Diana Simpson outside her home next to the Montenegro embassy, where a red and gold flag hangs outside

    Neighbour of new Montenegro embassy in London sues council over impact on mental health

28 October 2026

  • Andy Burnham embraces John Healey while seated among colleagues in the House of Commons

    Budget 2026: Healey hikes taxes on banks and landlords to fund £100 handouts to 20m households

    Few surprises as chancellor uses low-key speech blaming ‘global economic storms’ for stoking energy prices and cost of living crisis
  • Daniel Ridgeway, smiling with curly grey hair and glasses, stands indoors near a plant

    Other lives
    Danny Ridgeway obituary

    Other lives: Further education teacher who boosted the ratings of Bexley College
  • Paranormal Activity on stage

    ‘Fear is contagious’: why horror shows are taking over the New York stage

    Hit London plays 2:22, Paranormal Activity and A Ghost in Your Ear are now spooking audiences on and off Broadway amid high demand for communal experiences

27 October 2026

  • Two smiling women walk arm in arm along pedestrianised Oxford Street, decorated with hanging star lights

    ‘It’s a better experience’: shoppers praise Oxford Street pedestrianisation

  • The Yard theatre - for Oliver Wainwright review

    Our loos? They’re inspired by Milan’s Villa Necchi! The reborn planks-and-plasterboard theatre trouncing its flashy neighbours

26 October 2026

  • London's Oxford Street has entered the first stage of pedestrianisation, with about a kilometre of the famous street being closed to traffic for good. The Guardian talked to visitors to hear their thoughts on Mayor Sadiq Khan's pedestrianisation plan

    British people react to the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street – video

    Video2:14
  • Exterior of building with V&A logo

    Unions suspend planned V&A strike after improved pay offer

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