A charity has launched a new programme to tackle child exploitation across London. Across the country, tens of thousands of young people are said to be at risk of exploitation, and are treated as criminals when they might have actually been victims of modern day slavery. We spoke to Rhiannon Sawyer from The Children's Society.
Assessments in the first few weeks of school
Union members say councillors are planning to close five centres, and reduce services at seven more
Architects build a future city out of confectionary
As Ofsted publishes its annual report we visit a primary school in Tower Hamlets
Members of the University and College Union walked out claiming teachers had seen a 25% drop in their salary in the last decade
Our Future, Our Choice members visit parliament
Telling young children about loss of a loved one
At the Orange Tree Theatre
This time, putting the focus on Lions, more than 70 of the world's top wildlife photographers have come together to offer work to the collection.
The play is told through the lens of a Nigerian chef and her fiancé arguing about which jollof rice should be served at their wedding.
The duo are over in the UK for a concert here in the capital to launch their new album, 'Looking for happy'.
Showcasing new and emerging musical talent
The first statue of the first woman in Parliament has been crafted at a factory in Limehouse.
Robyn Denny's greatest pieces are exhibited by his former print publisher Bernard Jacobson.
Good Heart Yute is on at the Soho Theatre
At the National Theatre set in 1950's South Africa
About young activists
The annual event sees West End stars stripping off, in the name of charity. The funds go towards the Make A Difference Trust which raises money for HIV and AIDS projects that build awareness and provide care.
They celebrate exceptional performance and outstanding achievement by black business professionals
Nicole and her 6 piece band will be in London at St. John Smith's square with her show the 'Queen of Soul' tomrorow.
It follows physicist and Tesla enthusiast Sophie Clark who builds a machine to bring him to the present day.
Follows a grief stricken mother who's daughter goes missing
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
