Occupy London protesters have taken over an eight-storey office building in the city's financial district, despite warnings it is unsafe.

The British High Court yesterday backed the City of London Corporation’s bid to evict anti-capitalist protesters from outside St Paul’s Cathedral.

The City of London Corporation has this afternoon won its High Court bid to evict anti-capitalist protesters from outside St Paul's Cathedral.

One of the most senior figures in City regulation will meet protesters from the St Paul's Cathedral camp today as part of a Church of England initiative on finance and ethics.

OCCUPY Wall Street activists clashed yesterday with workers and police outside the New York Stock Exchange, prompting more than 100 arrests on the two-month anniversary of the movement’s vocal anti-capitalism campaign.

Anti-capitalist protesters who have been camped outside St Paul’s Cathedral in London for a month were today warned to quit their tents or face High Court action.

The City of London Corporation has relaunched legal action against the anti-capitalist protesters camped outside St Paul’s Cathedral.

Anti-capitalist protesters will today be told to remove their tents outside St Paul’s Cathedral or face legal action.

The Bishop of London today backed legal measures that could lead to anti-capitalist demonstrators being evicted from their camp outside St Paul’s.

Anti-capitalist protesters began discussing the possibility of leaving their camp outside St Paul’s tonight as religious leaders voiced their support for the group.

St Paul’s Cathedral in London could open its doors to the public tomorrow, a week after it closed because of anti-capitalist protesters.

An inquest into the death of Ian Tomlinson will start in March, nearly two years after he collapsed at the G20 protests, the City of London Corporation said today.

Police in London were braced for more G20 violence today after nearly 90 people were arrested during a first day of protest marking the summit.

The row over Jose Mourinho’s pet dog that resulted in the football manager’s arrest has been resolved “to the satisfaction of all parties”.

Chelsea Jose Mourinho may yet still find himself in the doghouse even though his pet Yorkshire terrier is now understood to be safe and well.