Anti-Austerity campaigners are holding a protest outside of Downing Street ahead of tomorrow's budget.
Foodbank donations they have collected are displayed across from the Prime Minister's residence - saying it highlights the rise in people relying on handouts -because of the government's welfare reforms.
Ministers say the roll out of Universal credit - the flagship one payment scheme - has helped get people back into work.
The capital has seen steep rises in both murder and knife crime rates over the past year
Culture and Business secretary's met with the leaders of young companies.
The action hit 65 universities last term with no teaching or assessment being taken during strike days
Sir Michael Morpurgo, Quentin Blake and Dame Jacqueline Wilson are among those ditching plastic
A new exhibition of work by Laura Lancaster has opened in central London
Among the items going on display for the first time are the flak vest, chinos and denim shirt that Diana wore during a visit to a landmine field in Africa in 1997
Five books are up for the £5,000 prize, with the winner announced by Princess Beatrice next month
Being raised by family and friends because their parents aren't able to care for them
Born just 26 weeks, Ben Dillon spent six months in hospital with his wife
The Happy Baby Community group helps new mothers who are refugees and asylum seekers
Two thirds of the firms in London are struggling to recruit and keep staff as a result of high prices and low-availability of homes
"Architectural detective agency" that uncovers and exhibits facts about crimes and rights abuses
Alex Miritew chose work from the when Murdoch was suffering from Alzheimers
For the first time in 80 years after a £27 million renovation
The Masterchef contestant collapsed during Sunday's marathon
She's preparing for her Under the Covers Tour
The conference aims to bring together the next generation of leaders
More than 134,000 emergency food supplies were handed out to Londoners in crisis
Middlesex Women play at Lord’s for the first time ever
Style swap event aimed as reducing waste
From passionate kisses to figures lost in thought - some of the world's most famous sculptures are set to go on show in the capital
It is first statue of a woman to be positioned in Parliament Square
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
