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London’s Victims’ Commissioner Claire Waxman OBE hosted London’s Victims Summit 2023 at City Hall this morning, bringing together victims of

International Women’s Day is helping to level the playing field and transform the experiences of people across the football industry, according

Three women are being celebrated this week by their employers as part of its UK-wide celebration of International Women’s Day.

According to research from Tax Policy Associates, UK retailers are still profiting from the tampon tax that was scrapped at

Tickets for the much-anticipated Eurovision Song Contest went live today at 1pm, however tickets were only available internationally via Ticketmaster.

Heathrow Airport has called for more government support for the UK’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry to help aviation reach

Two bookshops in North East London have secured spots on the British Book Awards’ shortlist for Independent Bookshop of The Year (2023).

Teacher recruitment in London fell by 17% in 2022/2023 as more postgraduates chose a career away from the classroom. Figures

Results of the UK pilot of the four-day working week are in, as 92% of participating companies agree to continue

The chairman of a Turkish Cypriot mosque in Hackney said he will pray for the author of an Islamophobic letter

Next week’s memorial service for the 80th anniversary of the Bethnal Green tube disaster, WWII’s deadliest civil disaster, looks to