Sun, sweat and urban heat islands: How hot is your borough?
We tracked the capital’s soaring temperatures for our special heatwave edition
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Confirmed: Smithfield and Billingsgate are going. But where to?
Plus, civil war in London’s mudlarking community and the North London apartments on the brink of collapse.
An insider guide to London's fine dining scene
Legendary chef Adam Byatt dishes on the past, present and future of the capital's elite restaurants
The high-rise that stole the sun
At the centre of Covent Garden lies the area's last community garden. Soon, it might disappear — all due to a new luxury hotel and theatre built for Cirque du Soleil.
How Lime squeezed out the Santander bike
"Boris Bikes" were supposed to be London's cycling future. This is how a private company supplanted them.
Notting Hill Carnival has been framed as a disaster waiting to happen. Is it?
Plus: the art world embraces Croydon and we reveal the best pre-train tacos
Young, successful — and far right
What leads a growing number of the capital's fresh-faced professionals to discuss fascist ideology at a Central London pub? Harry Shukman goes undercover to find out.
Is this the future of London's art scene?
Plus: Harry Styles' favourite sandwich shop and Notting Hill Carnival in jeopardy
My first year in London: Father Andrea Fulco
"In the Vatican, the barman will call me 'Sir'. Here they call me 'Father'"
Why is Islington council taking a foodbank to court?
Plus: Fortnum's expands and Dominic Cummings makes his return, all in our Monday briefing
Pulling back the curtain on London’s most powerful
The rebirth of investigative reporting in the capital
Ceilidhs, dry humping and £12 memberships: Why young London is mad for Set Social
Forget St James'. The capital's hottest members' club is in Peckham
City Hall gave a £1.6mn grant to a university after it employed the mayor’s wife
The record subsidy was supposed to create hundreds of green jobs across East London. But 18 months later, has it had any impact?
Counting the homeless dead
Every year, over a hundred homeless people die in London. If we don't know they existed, how can we mourn them?
From Uber senior manager to London’s youngest mayor
Plus, why the Bakerloo line has so much graffiti, an update on Notting Hill Genesis and the future of the Elgin Marbles
No laughing matter: Why didn’t a top Soho comedy club pay its performers?
21Soho was meant to breathe life into London's stand-up scene. Yet dozens of artists and former staff members paint a portrait of a company in utter chaos.