P EOPLE WHO live in London are often caricatured. They probably have a high-flying job as a lawyer (or a politician). They are probably vegetarian, support one of London’s footb ...

Qantas plans to launch the 10,573-mile trip in the first half of 2027, making it the longest passenger flight anywhere in the ...

Britain’s government has green-lit plans for China to build a “mega” embassy close to London’s financial district, despite ...

London is the world’s fourth-largest venture hub, according to Dealroom, a data provider, and it is moving away from other ...

New figures have indicated a record-breaking 206 e‑bike and e‑scooter fires broke out in London during 2025, according to the London Fire Brigade (LFB). Two Londoners died in the fires last year, with ...

Swathes of London offices have been sold to hotel developers as they look to take advantage of plunging property values and a bounce back in travel demand after the pandemic.

They drink differently in London than we do here in New York. For one thing, pubs open—and close—a lot earlier. For another, expect to buy a round for your friends at a pub, and count on them to buy ...

Research finds there were just 5,547 starts on new private-sector residential homes in 2025.

As London flourished as a financial hub over the last two decades and house prices soared, it was many of the residents so key to its cultural and economic success who were hit the hardest. The ...

The British government has historically funded almost any sport — including lawn tennis — more than basketball. But that is ...