The owner of a West End theatre where a ceiling collapsed on to the audience, claimed last year that the venue had “suffered years of benign neglect”.

London Mayor Boris Johnson has said the West End is ‘open for business’ as a investigation continues into what caused a theatre ceiling to collapse, injuring 80 people.

Almost 80 people were injured, seven seriously, after a theatre ceiling collapsed on them in London’s West End.

A traffic warden stood his ground as he was verbally ticked off by Hillary Clinton’s security staff — and issued her a ticket.

Toddler dethroned in toilet seat dilemma

Hundreds of riot police were deployed throughout central London today as protests took place against next week’s G8 summit.

Riot police in the UK have swooped on a building in London ahead of planned protests against the G8 summit.

Irish construction firm SIAC has a full menu of projects in the pipeline, having just completed the re-development of London’s iconic Leicester Square.

It was a hard day’s night for Paul McCartney’s neighbours after they complained about the noise in the early hours at his wedding party.

PAUL MCCARTNEY is to tie the knot at the venue where he first married more than 40 years ago.

A LONDON council has written to dozens of tenants charged over recent rioting to warn they could be evicted from their homes if convicted.

POPE BENEDICT last night insisted his tour of Britain would continue as planned despite the discovery of a suspected terror plot to attack him.

A sixth man was being questioned tonight by counter-terrorism detectives investigating a plot to attack the Pope.

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams welcomed Pope Benedict XVI to Lambeth Palace today for a historic meeting between the two religious leaders.

KENTUCKY Fried Chicken (KFC) was ordered to pay out almost £19,000 (€22,000), after a cockroach was found eating a chip in one of the busiest branches in Britain.

Film director Guy Ritchie will face a review of his pub licence today after neighbours in London complained about noise.

Noise levels at Guy Ritchie’s pub are being measured by a microphone after Westminster City Council received dozens of complaints.

Family and friends of comedian Peter Cook gathered today to unveil a plaque in his honour.

Two fully intact car bombs found in central London hold hundreds of clues about the people behind a suspected terrorist plot that could have killed hundreds.

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.

Residents in 12 British cities will soon be able to surf the internet in the street without plugging into a phone cable under a series of deals with councils, BT announced today.

LAWYERS for London bomb suspect Hussain Osman, 27, challenged his extradition to Britain yesterday.

Live 8 organisers were tonight making the final preparations for the biggest music event the world has yet seen.

Powerful figures in the UK's telecoms industry will be named and shamed in spoof “tart cards” as part of a campaign against vice advertising, it emerged today.

United Utilities today said an expansion of the home shopping business of Marks & Spencer will deliver a £35m (€52m) revenues boost to its outsourcing arm.

Jonny Wilkinson and England’s all-conquering rugby team could be marching down London's Mall enjoying a rapturous victory parade.

ACTORS Sadie Frost and Jude Law said they were "the luckiest parents alive" yesterday after their daughter was unharmed by popping an ecstasy tablet in her mouth.