The Jewish neighbourhood watch group Shomrim have released CCTV images of occupants of a car throwing eggs at Jewish worshippers outside a synagogue in Golders Green.
A music promoter with stage 3 cancer has instructed medical negligence lawyers to investigate his claims that he was passed around by doctors, prescribed Sudocrem and ridiculed when in vital need of diagnosis.
A professional fraudster posed as a jet-setting businessman to convince people to invest £104,000 in wine packages – and used the cash to fund his champagne lifestyle.
A Temple Fortune business student who beat cancer twice is offering mentoring and support for people who have been forced to drop out of education and work because of mental and physical illnesses.
From Maida Vale to Kings Cross, kitchen designers in north London are ramping up the temperature, chopping and changing styles and mixing up all the right ingredients for a perfect kitchen
Designer makers are descending on the Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution this weekend, bringing handcrafted homewares to add a touch of the unique to your home
New government legislation will see landlords pay tax on turnover rather than profit as part of George Osborne’s legacy of cooling the London property market, but at what cost to tenants?
Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky poem was the inspiration behind this Hampstead Heath home, on the market for literary lovers and househunters with a taste for history
The popularity of Japanese interiors has more to do with philosophy and ethics than Instagram and Pinterest boards. Here’s what we can learn from the Barbican’s Japanese House.
Simon Callow, Matt Berry, Simon Bird, Tom Rosenthal, Charlotte Ritchie and Lily Cole talk to Zoe Paskett about working on the 70s comedy classic at Trafalgar Studios
