Immigration raids are at a record high – and businesses are pointing the finger at each other
At nail bars, car washes, bars and shops around the capital, Britain’s answer to ICE leaves local tensions high
Behind the figures
Will the last person in London turn off the lights?
How rising rents, closing schools and the unstoppable ascendancy of Clapham are pushing London’s population into decline for the first time in decades
Jeremy Vine loves him, motorists hate him. Is this man London’s most controversial cyclist?
How Cycling Mikey's quest for road safety divided London
The Finsbury Park provocateur: slogans, suspicion and a big platform
His signs reach millions of people. But where does debate end and responsibility begin?
You’ve never been less likely to be murdered in London. Unless you’re black.
Homicides in the capital are at a historic low. But it’s not that simple.