The London Daily News

The risk of developing heart disease in London's South Asian population is double that of white people, new research has revealed.

Statistics released by the British Heart Foundation suggest that many South Asian's could be missing out on life saving care.

The Ethnic Differences in Cardiovascular Disease 2010 ...

The eviction hour has passed and Parliament Square's Democracy Village stands intact.

Protesters were thrown a life line yesterday afternoon just hour before the 4pm deadline to move out - Lady Justice Smith granting a temporary "stay" on orders won by Mayor Boris Johnson in the High Court.

London is suffering its lowest rainfall in 40 years.

Thames Water says it will not be restricting supplies but with talk of hosepipe bans in the North-West, one of the wettest places in the UK and Birmingham and Manchester's supplier considering applying for a drought permit - how ...

London has seen a huge rise in the number of men forcing into marriage.

Calls an emails to the Forced Marriage Unit were up 65% the last two years, according to a new Government report released yesterday.

The joint-initiative between the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Home ...

It's Eviction Day at Parliament Square this afternoon and it has nothing to do with Big Brother - although the soon-to-be homeless occupants believe otherwise.

Council officals and police will tackle over 50 Peace protesters from various groups have been squatting in Westminster since May. Last month Mayor ...

London's traditional Cockney accent will vanish in just 30 years, according to linguistics experts.

Multicultural London English, is set to take over the capital as the geezer twang moves out of the city to the east, the study reveals

Paul Kerswill, Professor of Sociolinguistics at Lancaster University says ...

The Candy Brother developers lef tthe High Court empty handed despite a judge ruling in their favour over a failed £3bn apartment complex at Chelsea Barracks.

Justice Vos agreed that Qatari Diar CPC consortium toar up deal for the project.ing project - But the judge said Mr Candy's company, CPC Group, ...

News Desk

Magistrate’s courts will be slashed in order to make essential savings in public sector spending, with the Government expected to announce that 150 courts are to be closed with immediate effect.  This will mean 40% of the 350 magistrate’s courts will no longer hear ...

News Desk

New research is pointing to a "brain tumour pandemic" caused by heavy mobile phone use according to a new study that suggests that the world’s four billion phone users should keep handsets way from their heads and bodies to lower the risk of cancer.

A terrible week for the police got even worse after a jury utterly rejected Scotland Yard’s version of events of the G20 protests as it acquitted a man charged with being a riotous ringleader.

This week illegal stop and search tactics were revealed in Kent leading to ...