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A man in his 30s was found fatally injured in the early hours at a property in Canning Town.

Dame Cressida Dick has come under fire from victims of police injustice who called for her to go.

The raid of storage units was the largest ever counterfeit goods operation in the UK, police say.

Protecting ancient woodlands, reforming council tax and voter ID are all on the agenda.

Keith Gowers placed a pillowcase over the head of his victim before repeatedly punching her.

The Police Federation says "it is easy to comment and criticise from the side-lines".

Well-known Tudor portraits from the London gallery will head to Bath, Liverpool, Sheffield and York.

Passengers prefer paying by contactless which means Oyster card usage is dwindling. What next?

It is the first time in 108 years the world-famous event will be held in the autumn.

The partner of a gay man from a religious family who killed himself is trying to spark change.

Jeremiah required hospital treatment after being attacked on his way home from school.

Arlo Parks has been called the poet of Generation Z, but she says there's more to her music than that.

The Swedish furniture giant could gain space in the popular London shopping location.

An expert witness criticises the decision to sign off the tower's cladding as safe without evidence.

Paul Gambaccini and the brother of murdered investigator Daniel Morgan are among those demanding change.

A government report reveals why Hitachi trains, which had to be withdrawn, developed cracks.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union says its members are at risk.

The collection of medals and shirts, amassed over six decades, was expected to fetch £170,000.