Princess of Wales Enters London Hospital for Surgery
The Princess of Wales is being treated in hospital after undergoing surgery on Tuesday and is expected to remain there for up to two weeks, Kensington Palace has said.
The Princess of Wales is being treated in hospital after undergoing surgery on Tuesday and is expected to remain there for up to two weeks, Kensington Palace has said.
Zionism is a “death cult” and massacres should be “normalize[d],” according to a prominent Palestinian writer and activist who, after being called out for his radical statements, claimed it is “clear” that he misspoke.
Nearly 200 drag queens gathered in London on Saturday for the start of a two-day event open to children of all ages.
Thousands of protesters took to the streets of London on Saturday as some showed support for Hamas terrorists and the jihadist Houthis.
London has suspended the use of several electric buses after a seemingly spontaneous fire broke out in a double-decker bus in Wimbledon.
Imam Qari Abassi claims he believed Harvinder Singh was a discarded briefcase or dustbin lying in the road as he drove to his mosque.
BLM and feminist activists joined forces with pro-Palestinian protesters in a march in London that saw demonstrators clash with police.
A council in London requires private firms “demonstrate their commitment to LGBTQ+ equality” if they wish to do business with the council.
An unidentified man has been arrested on suspicion of attempting to create a bomb-making factory in a residential address in South London.
Eurostar services to and from London were canceled Saturday after a tunnel under the River Thames became flooded due to heavy rain.
A group of Dutch truckers have argued that London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s office issed thousands of ULEZ green car tax fines unlawfully.
Gang violence in London has seen knife crime reportedly surge at its fastest rate in five years with 43 incidents reported to police per day.
London police are investigating a suspected arson attack on the office of a Conservative member of parliament on Christmas Eve.
Two people have been arrested over the alleged theft of a work by street artist Banksy of a stop sign adorned with three military drones.
Protesters shut down Christmas shopping on Oxford Street in London, blockading stores for supposedly supporting Israel’s war against Hama.
Nightclub fined $150,000 after four women were hospitalised by ingesting sodium hydroxide instead of salt with their tequila shots.
Hanukkah in London saw a series of antisemitic incidents, including members of the Jewish community abused and public menorahs vandalised.
Former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman argued that anti-Israel protests in London have demonstrated multiculturalism has been a “failure”.
Police say they have arrested a “16-year-old boy” in relation to the death of a mother in Hackney this week.
London Mayor Khan suffered an embarrassing fact check from the Office for Statistics Regulation over ‘incorrect’ claims he cut knife crime.
London council has cancelled its annual Hanukkah candles this year as doing so could “risk further inflaming tensions within our communities”.
Tens of thousands of people including former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson gathered in London on Sunday for a march against antisemitism.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has reportedly been accused of “misleading” the public about the supposed benefits of the anti-car ULEZ scheme.
The husband of an anti-Israel protester insists her Swastika-Star of David sign represents peace, love, and aliens, not antisemitism.
London’s Met Police announced several criminal investigations into anti-Israel protesters including a man who celebrated Adolph Hitler.
Pro-Palestinian protesters swarmed a Synagogue in London as Jewish families reportedly sought police escorts to help them flee to safety.
An estimated 300,000 people flooded London to protest Israel despite backlash over it being held on the day Britain honours its war heroes.
London’s Metropolitan Police have been accused yet again of applying different standards to protests based on their political affiliation.
Police announce ‘exclusion zone’ around Cenotaph memorial, anyone “believed to be part of” pro-Palestinian demonstrations “can be arrested”.
The Metropolitan Police begged pro-Palestine activists to “reconsider” protesting on Armistice Day in London on Saturday.
Thousands of protesters gathered in London’s Parliament Square on Sunday to call for the release of hostages taken from Israel by Hamas.
Clashes broke out with police as terror arrests were made during pro-Palestine demonstrations in London as Mid East politics continue to play out on the streets of Britain.
Two women have been charged with terror offences after allegedly displaying images of Hamas paraglider terrorists at a protest in London.
A man in London has been arrested after posting a video on social media complaining about Palestinian flags being flown in his neighbourhood.
Anti-Israel activists “occupied” London’s Liverpool Street train station as police were incapable or unwilling to restore order.
London police officers were filmed tearing down posters of kidnapped Israeli children to supposedly ‘avoid community tension’.
Members of the Jewish community in London have been forced to lift security at synagogues, schools, and other community buildings in the wake of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel.
Pro-Palestinian protesters flooded onto the streets of London on Saturday, with some being filmed calling for an “Intifada” against Israel.
A Hamas leader wanted by the Israeli government has been revealed to be living in a London council property after receiving UK citizenship.
Protests were held across Europe on Sunday to show support for Israel and to demand Hamas release the hostages taken on October 7th.