Londoners are set for more travel disruption this week as strike action returns to the Tube network, with passengers warned of one key difference compared with previous walkouts. Unlike the April strikes, when industrial action began at midday, the 24-hour walkouts this time will run from midnight to 11.59pm on Tuesday, June 2, and again […]
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Police made 16 arrests during Arsenal’s Premier League title celebration, while dozens of over-exuberant fans had to be rescued from rooftops and trees by the fire brigade. Fans climbed trees, rooftops and traffic lights with a hope of seeing their heroes as the team bus went by. Police officers wielding batons during the Arsenal title […]
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Two more children’s sand kits have been pulled from sale in the UK after a consumer watchdog discovered they contained asbestos, raising fresh concerns about hazardous materials in products aimed at young children. The findings by Which? follow a series of similar recalls involving numerous products, including many children’s toys, due to asbestos contamination. One […]
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The victim, who has not been named, suffered a severe concussion along with fractures to her eye socket, cheekbone, nose and finger after being punched with such force that she was knocked to the ground on November 3, 2025 in Anstey Road.
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It’s back! SXSW London kicks off today for a week-long extravaganza of tech talks, film premieres and groundbreaking music. The globally renowned festival swaps its home in Austin, Texas, for Shoreditch in east London until June 6. Metro has teamed up with SXSW London as media partners for a second year running after its inaugural […]
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Londoners faced more travel misery on the first day of the Tube strikes after a signal failure on the Elizabeth line this morning. The Elizabeth line is typically a lifeline for commuters during strikes as the route is not part of RMT industrial action. However, a signalling system fault in west London blocked part of […]
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Ryan Prosser Published May 31, 2026 9:00pm Updated June 1, 2026 3:32pm Hundreds of tube drivers are set to walk out across two days of planned strikes in London this week. Commuters are set to face disruption across at least four London Underground lines with two 24-hour stoppages scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday. Drivers with […]
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Summer is well on its way, so many Londoners will be on the lookout for the best places to drink and dine al fresco. Metro recently shared the capital’s best terrace for cocktails in the sunshine, but if it’s a garden you’re after, there are plenty of green spots to enjoy. And for those who […]
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Sarah Hooper Published May 31, 2026 2:25pm Updated May 31, 2026 2:33pm A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man’s body was found in a van parked in a city centre. Leicestershire Police said the remains were found after officers forced entry to the Ford Transit van in a car park in Garden Street, Leicester, on […]
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video A major London Overground line is operating with severe delays as swarms of Arsenal fans descend on the capital. The Gunners suffered defeat to PSG last night as the French team emerged victorious on penalties. But while […]
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