Uber has been accused by police in England of allowing a driver who sexually assaulted a passenger to strike again by not reporting the attack, along with other serious crimes.

A tram driver in England has been suspended after video emerged appearing to show him asleep at the controls.

Rush-hour commuters faced severe delays as the 24-hour strike by London Underground workers placed huge demand on the rest of the capital's transport network.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said that cancelling the planned £175m (€227m) ‘Garden Bridge’ would cost UK taxpayers more money than building it, signalling he plans to proceed with the controversial project.

A prosthetic leg, a life-sized Spiderman doll and “enough musical instruments to form a band” have been lost on London’s travel network.

Minicab app firm had been challenged by London taxi drivers

ENGLAND: A number of bingo hall toilets in the UK have tested positive for cocaine, according to a newspaper investigation, amid concerns that increasing numbers of older people are turning to the drug.

Plans to run all-night Tube services in London will run up losses of over £100 million before breaking even, a union has claimed.

A driver died and 13 people were injured – including one critically – when a car collided with a night bus.

Taxi drivers protest as rule-free private cars take fares across London, say Olga Kharif and Amy Thomson.

Tune in to BBC 2 at 9pm tonight for Welcome to Rio, a documentary series exploring Rio's shanty-towns, the favelas.

A Christian group is fighting a High Court battle in the UK over a ban on its bus advert suggesting that gay people can be “cured”.

London’s St Stephen's Day shoppers and tourists carried on regardless today despite a “completely unnecessary” Tube strike disrupting large parts of the service.

Rail services to one of the key Olympic stations were delayed today, while there were also hold-ups at another major London terminus.

Drivers will have to contend with Olympic traffic-only routes when 30 miles of games lanes come into operation in London today.

THIS SUMMER’S London 2012 Olympic Games poses the greatest operational and security challenge the city has faced since the Second World War.

A Tube train with a suspect package on board passed through four London stations because staff cuts meant there was no-one available to evacuate and search the carriages, according to a leaked memo.

A Irish company today won the contract to build the ’greener’ red London bus.

Phone network O2 and Transport for London will today announce a “groundbreaking” mobile phone project.

More than half a million spectators are expected to descend on central London today as the Tour de France, the world’s biggest annual sporting event, hits town.

Police will be scouring CCTV footage from the scene of today’s discovery but will also be checking images from further afield, experts said today.

A private consortium in charge of upgrading London Underground stations and tracks today launched a formal bid to recover an estimated £1bn (€1.48bn) it believes it is owed for extra work carried out under its deal.

IN the interests of fair play I must take issue with the nonsense on private bus services in Britain from Paul Kinsella (Irish Examiner letters, January 26).

Suspected failed July 21 suicide bomber Hussain Osman was today charged with conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder and explosives offences, Scotland Yard said.

The explosions in central London today threw the capital’s transport network into chaos.

THE most ambitious traffic calming scheme in Britain crept in quietly yesterday with none of the transport chaos that had been feared.