Politics
Jewish leaders urge compromise on hate speech laws after Australian bill split
Australian Jewish leaders call for urgent deal on hate speech protections after government splits contentious bill, leaving proposed vilification offence dropped.
Culture
How a Leeds Pub Became a 90s Rave Refuge and Portal to Freedom
Alex Needham recalls how Leeds' Faversham pub evolved from a goth haunt to a rave epicentre, offering a vital escape from teenage pressures and a gateway to 90s club culture. Discover the story of this transformative venue.
Sports
Arthur Fery Stuns 20th Seed Cobolli in Australian Open First Round
British qualifier Arthur Fery scores a stunning straight-sets victory over 20th seed Flavio Cobolli in the Australian Open first round. Read about his remarkable Grand Slam breakthrough.
Business
London's First £90 Michelin-Starred Breakfast: We Test the Five-Course Feast
We review the five-course Michelin-starred breakfast tasting menu at Pavyllon London. Is the £90 morning extravaganza worth it? Discover the dishes and verdict.
Environment
Transport
North London crash: Teenager dies, three injured
An 18-year-old man has died following a collision between a car and a van on Ferny Hill, Enfield. Two teenage boys and a van driver were hospitalised. Police appeal for witnesses.
Major rail disruption at London St Pancras after fault
A signalling system fault at St Albans City has caused severe delays and cancellations for trains to and from London St Pancras International. Disruption is expected until 4pm.
Two in hospital after Dagenham road crash
Two people were taken to A&E with non-life-threatening injuries after a collision on Heathway, Dagenham. The road has since reopened. Follow for more East London news.
New Kent Road crash causes major traffic and bus diversions
A serious collision between two cars has shut part of New Kent Road in South London. Seven bus routes are diverted. Avoid the area and check for updates.
South London yellow box junctions rake in £451k
Two controversial yellow box junctions in New Malden generated over £450,000 in fines in eight months. Kingston Council says they are legally compliant and will not be changed.