Council-owned port boosts city’s coffers to the tune of £8 million
The profits will support much-needed local services for residents and helps to continue its march to becoming the greenest port in Europe.
Former Tory MP slams party over Rayner attacks in superb letter to the Editor
'Best Letter to the Editor I have read in a long time', Mike Galsworthy said.
Farage reacts as police shut down conference he was speaking at
The mayor of Brussels district, who ordered the conference to be shut down, said: “In Etterbeek, in Brussels City and in Saint-Josse, the far-right is not welcome.”
McIlroy to LIV? It’s looking like an odds-on possibility
"There is rarely smoke without fire", Colm Phelan said.
Economic inactivity due to sickness highest since records began
It comes as the UK unemployment rate jumped by more than expected in cooling jobs market.
MPs reject amendment protecting victims of modern slavery from deportation to Rwanda
Veteran Conservative backbencher Sir Bill Cash urged peers to “calm down” and described their amendments as “ridiculous”.
‘Maybe you’ll be next’: Israeli ambassador reacts to Iran attack
Tzipi Hotovely suggested to Andrew Marr Iran ‘won’t hesitate’ to attack the UK in a similar way to Israel.
Kebab house offers free kebabs for London Marathon Runners
Friends and family who’ve supported runners take on those 26 gruelling miles can also claim 26 per cent off all menu items.
Treehouse London launches ‘safari style supper’ perched high above Regent Street
The ecclectic hotel offers world-class views of the London Eye, The Shard, Canary Wharf, and Regent's Park.