‘Ladies and Gentleman of the West, stand!’: Two days at the anti-woke Davos
At ARC, pastors, MPs and tech bros debate how to save civilisation
Politics
The man behind Borough Market was an avowed socialist. So how did it become a bougie hotspot?
‘We never really liked what it became’
Lambeth to the slaughter: How Labour lost its stronghold
'Six months ago, I didn’t think it was feasible for Labour to lose their majority here'
The borough-by-borough data that shows Labour in trouble
The 7 May council elections are looming. Could this be the end of London politics as we know it?
The Green army taking on London
A teenage deputy mayor and an army of new recruits: Polanski sets his sights on Hackney
Reform thinks Laila Cunningham is your next mayor. Are they right?
Hidden knives, amateur poetry and failed start-ups: we investigate the insurgent party's newest rising star
(Nearly) every political party leaders’ favourite London pub
The Londoner asked some very important people a very important question
Reform’s first London councillor is a “rogue landlord” with a 33-person HMO
Mark Shooter has been fined thousands of pounds for illegally renting out crammed bedsits in Camden. One of his former tenants just became Green Party leader.
The bus driver who began one of London's biggest Caribbean celebrations
A busman's holiday like no other
The battle for Mudchute Farm
On the Isle of Dogs, London's largest city farm faces an uncertain future
£250k salaries and two kilos of caviar: Inside London’s new media arms race
For decades Rupert Murdoch has dominated Fleet Street. Now he has a battle on his hands — and it’s getting expensive
The government spent millions on a plan to house London’s homeless. Then it all went wrong.
“It was a good year and a half that we were doing absolutely nothing”
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.
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?