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London ran out of eclipse glasses. Then chaos began.
A sudden shortage has seen queues around the block, bribery attempts and shady networks of black market profiteers popping up all over the city
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
44 buses crash every day in London. Why can’t TfL get it under control?
With collisions at record highs, engineers are trying everything from experimental sleep pods to eye-monitoring cameras to stop it
A Kuwaiti millionaire tried to build a Disneyland rip-off. Then it all went wrong.
'It would have been a great asset to a part of Kent that God forgot'
A tech bro promised to solve homelessness. The reality was a mess
City Hall lavished Beam with support. Ex-staffers claim it’s powered by a “cult"-like culture, a MAGA AI and sheer lies
Palantir cleared 183,000 patients from one hospital's waiting list. Or did it?
Chelsea and Westminster Trust claimed the tech giant’s software helped it clear a patient backlog, even as its actual waiting list was rising fast
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
Will the Met's Harry Potter-themed facial recognition solve the shoplifting crisis?
As worries about unaddressed petty crime hit fever pitch, we look into the police force's efforts to clamp down on it
The body in the wheelchair: How did a troubled family get lost by the state?
A decayed corpse was found being wheeled through the centre of Walthamstow. Who was she? And who is to blame for her death?
The man behind Borough Market was an avowed socialist. So how did it become a bougie hotspot?
‘We never really liked what it became’
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
Inside the Barbican's 'Game of Thrones' power struggle
How the brutalist arts centre lost its artistic director — and its direction
The men who saved Golders Green
As an armed attacker roamed a Jewish community, two visitors sprung into action
The flag police of Finchley
'People will publicly denounce you if you don’t have the imperial flag up'