Noah Vickers
Fall in fatalities on London's roads but 'more work to do'
People walking, cycling and motorcycling made up around 80 per cent of those killed or seriously injured last year
Blue badge thefts more than quadruple in London, data shows
More than 6,000 blue badges were stolen in the capital last year
London set to net £53m from Champions League final spending
Economists calculate significant boost to the city’s economy as tens of thousands of fans descend on London for European club football showpiece
Sewage released into London's waterways for 12,000 hours in last year
The figure is four times of that of the previous year, the mayor’s office has said
Mayor predicts Real Madrid win Champions League as festivities start
The UEFA Champions Festival is hosting events across London this weekend
'Betrayal' as 'no fault’ evictions in London increase 52% in a year
The Government had promised to ban no fault evictions before the next general election
Simplify e-bike parking rules to reduce street 'clutter', report warns
Almost half of young Londoners use a rental e-bike at least once a week, survey data suggests
Sadiq Khan suggests Diane Abbott could still stand for Labour
The mayor refused to say whether it would be fair for the party to ban her from re-standing, as it was a ‘hyphothetical’ question
Susan Hall 'pay-per-mile' leaflet did not break law, Met Police finds
Labour had claimed Ms Hall’s Tory mayoral campaign was guilty of a ‘corrupt practice’ - but the Met Police has said ‘no offences’ were committed
Fire Brigade unveils new policy to slash wasted time on false alarms
The capital’s firefighters have attended more than 50,000 false alarms in the last year alone
Deputy PM: Government ran out of time to ban 'no fault' evictions
Oliver Dowden said it ‘just hasn’t been possible to get the legislation through’ to ban Section 21 notices
Deputy PM refuses to 'speculate' on where Tories aim to gain in London
Mr Dowden said it was ‘difficult to draw too many lessons’ from Labour mayor Sadiq Khan’s recent re-election in the capital
Mayor says motorists aren't 'the boogeyman' and rules out Ulez changes
Mr Khan said the Tories’ attempt to paint him as ‘anti-motorist’ had failed, as Londoners voted for his re-election in ‘record numbers’
'Proud Swiftie' Sadiq Khan won't name his favourite Taylor album
The mayor was accused by a Tory opponent of ‘trying to latch on to the Swiftie stardom’, without knowing the names of any of her ‘eras’
Sunak calls general election in huge gamble which stuns Tory MPs
Sir Keir Starmer responded swiftly saying it was time for ‘change’ as both leaders kickstarted their election campaigns
'Abysmal' tram service criticised as mayor calls it 'not good enough'
Calls for senior officers overseeing the trams not to receive ‘performance-related’ bonuses this year
Mayor says there's too many robberies as he sets up crime partnership
Robbery has risen 57 per cent since Mr Khan took office, though this is slightly lower than the average increase across England and Wales
Mayor: Embassies' £143m unpaid congestion charge 'beyond my pay grade'
Mr Khan said he could not “renegotiate” the international convention embassies are using to claim diplomatic immunity from the charge
'No climate emergency', Reform UK London Assembly member claims
Reform UK’s first assembly member said he wants to use his role to stand up for road transport in the city
Labour eyes gains in outer London as general election looms
The Conservatives argue there is still ‘all to play for’ in a number of key suburban battlegrounds
Tory chairman: Polls said Susan Hall 'not in with a chance' of winning
Richard Holden MP said Ms Hall fought ‘a good campaign’ and insisted the London mayoral result is a ‘springboard’ for the general election