London’s elections were seismic. What happens now?
Plus: Benedict Cumberbatch joins the cycling wars, the mayor's plan to save buses and Tower Hamlets drama
Plus: Benedict Cumberbatch joins the cycling wars, the mayor's plan to save buses and Tower Hamlets drama
Plus: ousted Pride boss has his day in court and beautiful wisteria causes ugly scenes in Kensington and Chelsea
Plus: Uber drivers launch rival app and a Pride ‘scam’ update
Plus: celebrated graffiti tagger 10Foot brings chaos to local barber’s, Chelsea FC consider an unlikely new suitor and we lift the lid on the anti-London bot spamming
Plus: Ridley Road trader evictions continue, Lord Sadiq Khan (?) and the best under-the-radar Vietnamese restaurant in the city
How we cracked the golden dossier
Trump's golfing buddy and sanctioned Libyan wealth funds are among the secret overseas owners of 32,000 locations around the capital
Plus: What's really going wrong at Battersea Power Station, the end of the capital's most beloved Wetherspoons and a vape-induced fight on the Lizzy line
They promised the memorial would be saved. So why has it already been torn down?
Plus: a "15 minute city"-inspired development for Brentford, the measles outbreak gets worse and one of the city's oldest restaurants gets revamped
Plus, a £20m plan to save London buses and the Hampstead Heath cafes get a stay of execution
Plus: controversial billionaire developer Asif Aziz offloads his pub empire, embattled chef Victor Garvey opens a new venture and Albert Bridge says goodbye for the next year
Plus: good news for the World's End, another term for Khan and a historic pancake race
Plus: UCKG gets rapped by regulators, Shoreditch planning chaos and London's first South Indian restaurant
Plus, the Standard’s disappearing new columnist, the battle over Hampstead Heath’s ponds and why Tom Cruise is fleeing the capital
Plus, Laila Cunningham to stand down as a councillor, how Google Maps affects the capital's restaurants and Piers Morgan's hospital treats