'I hope I live long enough to see someone behind bars'
Nine years after Grenfell, survivor Antonio Roncolato discusses that horrifying night — and his tireless quest for justice
Buildings
Super-scale recycling centre fires are the new normal. Why?
The inside story of how 2,000 tonnes of burning waste almost shut down the city
The man behind Borough Market was an avowed socialist. So how did it become a bougie hotspot?
‘We never really liked what it became’
A council celebrated blocking 867 new homes in London this week. Were they right to?
I spoke to both sides of the heated argument about the Aylesham centre. Was the proposal 'gentrification on steroids’ or a perfectly sensible plan?
Exclusive: The real reason Hammersmith Bridge is closed
How a series of engineering and council failures risked the ‘catastrophic collapse’ of one of London’s oldest bridges
The civil war raging in SW9
Infernos, fraud investigations and a very chaotic Zoom call: The Loughborough Estate only gets worse
New towns promise to solve the capital’s housing crisis. Can they?
Toxic waste, green belt meadows and some very irate locals
The rot at the heart of London's most iconic buildings
From the Ritz to Broadcasting House, Regent Street Disease is corroding thousands of the capital's best-known structures
London's high streets all look the same. Why?
How Covid, private finance and reformed planning regulations led to an increasingly homogeneous city