The Conservative party are comfortably ahead of the Labour party in most opinion polls, but there seems to be unrest within the party over whether David Cameron should have been consensual in his approach to the economic crisis with support for the Government.    

By John ...

Mayor Boris Johnson sees the current economic climate an opportunity to invest  into infrastructure  projects in the capital that will be indispensable to the country's future.

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Mayor Boris Johnson in his weekly column in the Daily Telegraph supports “investing in the things ...

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Ken Livingstone the former mayor of London in a statement to the London Daily News puts his support behind calls to nationalise banks in the UK.

Under the nationalisation proposal individual depositors and public services would be protected but the government would not risk ...

By News Editor Declan Wilkes

Cops have charged a mother with the murder of her children in Carshalton.

Shanjayan Navaneethan, five, and his four-year-old sister Sharani were found stabbed to death at their £350,000 home in Carshalton on 31 May. Her six-month-old daughter who had her throat cut, ...

The British National Party were routed in Haringey by-election last night.

Liberal Democrat Nigel Scott was announced the winner of the Alexandra by-election taking nearly half the 3,000 or so votes - the BNP's Frederick Halsey, came dead last with just 26 votes.

It is the first time ...

Photo: Leader of Barnet Council Mike Freer

By News Editor Declan Wilkes

It has been a day to forget at Barnet town hall as it stands to lose over £30 million in the Icelandic banking crisis.

There has been frantic lobbying from Tory council leader Mike Freer and ...

Several London councils are desperately seeking reassurances from central government today as tens of millions of pounds may have been lost in the Icelandic banking crisis.

Local authorities across the city, even Transport for London, have invested taxpayers’ money in failing or defunct banks and their British subsidiaries. ...

Mayor Boris Johnson today ordered an investigation into the poisonous race row at the Metropolitan Police force.

Speaking at his first chairing of the Metropolitan Police Authority and days after the resignation of Chief Commissioner Sir Ian Blair - he has now waded into the very public and very ...

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Mayor Boris Johnson has today chaired his first meeting of the Metropolitan Police Authority outlining his objectives and vision for policing in the capital by saying:

‘Knife crime is the most immediate policing priority and we need to build on the successes of Operation ...

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The "Black Police Association" ahead of Mayor Johnson assuming his new role as chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority have announced a boycott on any recruitment drive targeting ethnic officers because the Met according to them is "racist".

Mayor Johnson today it is believed will ...