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

Peaches Geldof tried to "steal" her husband from another woman.

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

Police use of “kettling” tactics to contain crowds during violent demonstrations in London in 2001 did not breach human rights, European judges ruled today.

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More than 100 people have been arrested after bouts of rioting and looting broke out across London overnight.

Organisers of a huge protest against the UK government’s public spending cuts tonight hailed the demonstration a “fantastic success” after hundreds of thousands of people joined the biggest event of its kind for over 20 years.

Thousands of UK students took to the streets today in a largely peaceful protest against government cuts and university fee hikes.

THEO WALCOTT maintains Arsenal have the perfect opportunity to banish the memory of Sunday’s miserable home defeat to Newcastle when they head to relegation-battlers Wolves tomorrow night.

Talks aimed at averting a series of strikes by London Underground workers from next week have broken down and the industrial action will go ahead as planned, union leaders said today.

The hunt for the would-be suicide bombers who tried to strike London intensified today after police named two of the suspected attackers.

SCOTLAND Yard yesterday named two of the men who, they believe, attempted to blow themselves up on the London transport network last week.

Passengers evacuated from Warren Street tube station spoke of their terror today.

Terrified Tube passengers were evacuated from trains today as police dealt with “incidents” at three different London Underground stations.

Services on three London Underground lines have been suspended after smoke was reported following a number of "incidents" at three different tube stations in London.

Cilla Black’s plans to open a nightclub in the West End have been scuppered, it emerged today.

The streets of London will be echoing to Swing Low Sweet Chariot today, as thousands of rugby fans cheer Jonny Wilkinson and his team-mates on England’s victory parade.

Russian pop duo Tatu treated fans to a teasing embrace as they gave a public performance in Britain tonight.

The closure of the busy Central Line, possibly until Tuesday, following yesterday’s derailment is set to create chaos during London’s rush hour.

Hundreds of commuters have been cleared from a London underground station after a fire was reported on a rush hour train.

British Police could resort to using rubber bullets if riots break out during tomorrow’s May Day demonstrations in London, the chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority, Lord Harris, has warned.

Five people have been seriously injured when a German tourist coach crashed into a shop in Regent Street, London.