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London will reach 27°C on Tuesday, bringing an unusually warm night of 19°C for Barnet. Rain is expected Wednesday morning with possible heavy showers later. Temperatures will stay above average through the week, the Met Office says.
A burst water main in West Molesey, Surrey, caused a significant outage affecting thousands of homes and several schools across five London boroughs and parts of Surrey. Thames Water engineers isolated the pipe, and a bottled water station was set up.
An 11-year-old boy died at the Bourneview pedestrian level crossing near Kenley Station in January 2025. An inquest found the death was accidental but highlighted a lack of safety features at the crossing, which had been recommended for upgrades almost two years prior.
A water outage is currently affecting supply to homes in parts of south west London and Surrey. Residents are reporting low water pressure and a complete loss of supply, with Thames Water investigating the cause.
An Ofsted inspection in April 2026 gave Henry Green Primary School in Green Lane, Dagenham a strong standard rating in four categories and an expected standard in three others. Pupils now exceed national Year 6 results, the report says.
Havering has been named the second most peaceful borough in Greater London according to a study by SAM Conveyancing. The borough scored 56.5 out of 100, ranking 123rd nationally, with low crime rates and minimal exposure to road and rail noise contributing to its high placement.
A fatal collision in Chase Side, Enfield, has resulted in the death of a 48-year-old man and left a 31-year-old man in a life-threatening condition. A 32-year-old woman has been arrested as enquiries continue.
Richmond upon Thames has been recognised as the UK's healthiest area according to ZAVA's 2026 Healthy Habit Index. The study analysed factors including obesity, physical activity, smoking, alcohol consumption, and proximity of fast food outlets to gyms.
Beneath the City of London's historic churches lie crypt museums offering glimpses into the capital's past. From Roman pavements to bell fragments from the Great Fire, these underground spaces provide unique historical insights.
A south-east London nursery is set to close in December after being sold to Crystal Palace Football Club, prompting concerns among parents about securing alternative childcare. A petition has been launched calling for an extension to the closure date.
Londoners can expect a dry and sunny Saturday with temperatures reaching approximately 21°C. Sunday will be warmer, with highs of 22°C to 23°C, but carries a higher chance of rain later in the day.
A 16-year-old girl has died after being struck by a taxi in Highgate. The incident occurred on North Road on Thursday, September 24. A 68-year-old taxi driver has been arrested.
Joanna Cierpka, 51, has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility. Her boyfriend, Henrik Slotsaa, 52, was found dead at their Elephant and Castle home on March 15, 2026.
Victoria Station is set to launch the UK's first food hall within a railway station on October 16. Market Hall Victoria will offer 10 independent global food traders and 180 seats in a space formerly occupied by Dorothy Perkins.
The food distribution charity Felix spent £5.6 million in 2025 on logistics. A new AI-powered platform, nicknamed 'speed dating for trucks', aims to reduce these costs by matching spare haulage capacity with surplus food collections, projecting potential savings of £1 million annually.
An inquest into the death of Nicholas Brandram, 44, has been opened and suspended. Brandram was arrested in June in connection with a 2017 incident on Putney Bridge. The provisional cause of death was ligature compression of the neck.
Around 600 people were evacuated from offices and a theatre in Waterloo on 21 September after an 18-inch gas main ruptured. The incident led to significant road closures in the area, affecting traffic and bus routes.
D-Day veteran Ken Hay, known to schoolchildren as 'Grandad Ken', has died at the age of 101. Hay landed in Normandy days after the invasion, was captured and held as a prisoner of war, and later dedicated his life to educating young people about the conflict.
Plans to charge international tourists for entry to London's national museums could harm the capital's cultural standing and economic competitiveness, ministers have been warned. Universal free admission has been in place since 2001.
The Met Office forecasts a peak temperature of 25 °C in London on Tuesday, outpacing Athens’ 23 °C. Six days of near‑continuous sunshine are expected, followed by a shift to rainier, windier weather in October.
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