Violent Protest at Iran's London Embassy: Four in Hospital
Four people hospitalised after violent disorder erupts outside Iranian embassy in London. Police officers injured by thrown missiles. Read the latest on the arrests and protests.
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Violent disorder at Iran's London embassy leaves four in hospital
Four people hospitalised and multiple arrests after protests outside the Iranian embassy in Kensington turn violent. Police officers injured as missiles thrown. Read the latest.
Violence at Iran's London Embassy: Four in Hospital
Four people were hospitalised and police officers injured after a protest outside the Iranian embassy in London turned violent. Get the latest on the arrests and ongoing police presence.
Arrests at Iranian Embassy protest in London
Police arrest multiple people and deploy reinforcements after a protester scales the Iranian Embassy in Kensington, removing a flag. Several officers injured. Full report.
London council reconnects internet after cyber attack
Kensington and Chelsea Council has restored internet access after a November cyber attack forced systems offline. Recovery is 'slow but safe' with full service expected by summer.
Pet grief as chronic as human loss, study finds
New research shows grief for a pet can be as prolonged and severe as for a human. Share your story of pet loss and its impact on your family.
Pet Loss Grief as Severe as Human Bereavement
New UK research reveals grief for a pet can be as chronic as for a human, with 7.5% meeting criteria for prolonged grief disorder. Experts call for diagnostic guidelines to change.
West London council slashes tax discounts for vulnerable
Kensington and Chelsea Council votes to reduce council tax relief by 10%, blaming government funding cuts. 5,000 residents will pay tax for the first time. Read the full impact analysis.
New galleon for Diana's playground nears completion in Germany
A key part of the £3m revamp of the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground is being finished in Bavaria. The wooden ship will head to London's Kensington Gardens for a summer reopening.
Griffiths' Memoir on Loss, Rushdie Attack & Healing
Poet Rachel Eliza Griffiths' powerful memoir 'The Flower Bearers' explores profound loss, her marriage to Salman Rushdie, and the trauma of his attempted murder. A story of survival and sisterhood.
Kensington and Chelsea 'baffled' by pothole hotspot rating
Kensington and Chelsea Council disputes a government 'red' rating for pothole management, citing high resident satisfaction and a multi-million pound maintenance budget. Discover the full list of eight London boroughs named and shamed.
West London 2,500-home scheme faces Mayor call-in
Campaigners urge Mayor Sadiq Khan to intervene in approved Kensal Canalside development, criticising affordable housing levels and heritage impact. Read the latest.
Man jailed for 12 years over violent train bottle attack
Thomas Craig, 48, has been sentenced to 15 years for a brutal, unprovoked assault on two strangers aboard a Glasgow to Perth train. Read the full details of the shocking attack.
London homicides fall to lowest level since 2014
London's homicide rate has fallen to a record low of 1.1 per 100,000, lower than New York, Berlin, and Paris. New Met Police data reveals a decade-long decline in violent crime. Read the full analysis.
London council cyber attack recovery to last until summer
Kensington and Chelsea Council reveals full impact of November cyber attack, with systems not fully restored until summer. Key services for vulnerable residents severely disrupted.
Catherine's Birthday Video on Nature's Healing Power
The Princess of Wales releases a final 'Mother Nature' video on her 44th birthday, reflecting on gratitude and healing a year after cancer remission. Read her poignant message.
Kate's 'deeply personal' nature series concludes on birthday
The Princess of Wales releases the final part of her Mother Nature video series on her 44th birthday, calling it a 'deeply personal' reflection on healing. Read her powerful message.
GPS tag evidence places rapist at Benfleet crime scene
Kyle Pauley, 24, jailed for 12 years after GPS monitoring tag placed him at the scene of a violent rape and stabbing in Essex. The victim speaks of her ongoing trauma.
Princess of Wales finds healing in nature on 44th birthday
In the final part of her 'Mother Nature' series, the Princess of Wales reflects on how nature helped her heal. Discover her powerful message on stillness and gratitude.
Kensington community groups offered space under A40
Community groups in a deprived part of Kensington face being moved to units under the Westway as part of a major 2,500-home redevelopment plan. Locals say they are being 'treated with contempt'.
EastEnders: Jean Slater's mental health crisis worsens
Jean Slater's bipolar disorder storyline reaches a devastating new low as she targets Jasmine Fisher. Can the shattered Slater family cope? Read the latest spoilers.
100k households warned after council cyber attack
Kensington and Chelsea Council warns residents after a November 2025 cyber attack compromised personal data. Follow official advice to protect against scams.
Best Sunrise Alarm Clocks UK 2026: Lumie, Philips & More
Struggling with dark winter mornings? Our expert review reveals the 10 best sunrise alarm clocks for 2026, from budget buys to medical-grade devices. Transform your wake-up routine today.
Albert Bridge fines hit £2.5m in 14 months
A West London bridge has generated over £2.6m in fines from drivers ignoring a 3-tonne weight limit. Discover why this 'Trembling Lady' is a council cash cow.
Mum called 'pushy' before son's rare SMA diagnosis
A mother shares her journey after doctors dismissed her concerns before her son was diagnosed with the same rare genetic condition as Jesy Nelson's twins. Discover the signs and treatment.
Kensington and Chelsea January roadworks and closures
Essential maintenance by TfL, Thames Water and others will cause road closures and traffic delays across Kensington and Chelsea throughout January. Plan your journey.
Man charged over Kensington Palace trespass allegations
A 39-year-old man faces charges for allegedly trespassing twice on the grounds of Kensington Palace, the occasional home of the Prince and Princess of Wales. Read the full police statement.
West London's 2026 Housing Surge: Major Projects Approved
Kensington and Chelsea gears up for a transformative 2026 with thousands of new homes approved, including Earl's Court and Kensal Canalside. Discover the key developments shaping West London.
US Parents Fear Stigma After Reiner Family Tragedy
The shocking deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner have thrust addiction back into the spotlight. Parents across the US fear the focus on rare violence will deepen stigma, overshadowing the widespread crisis affecting millions of families.
Crisis Intervention Training Cuts US Overdose Deaths
A little-known police training programme is helping to reduce fatal overdoses across the United States. Discover how Crisis Intervention Training changes law enforcement's approach to addiction.
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