A total of 70 guests were caught at two parties less than 1,600ft (500m) apart on Sunday morning.

BBC London take a look at the capital's drag kings and queens on the final day of LGBTQ+ History Month.

Richard Harrington was "thankful to go on my bike every day" as work stopped during the pandemic.

"Pawstep Portraits" captures dogs with their owners, who then donate to the NHS or Lanta Animal Welfare.

Three gay Ugandans in fear of being deported from the UK tell their stories of torture and terror.

The pop star and the award-winning actress discuss their haunting video for Ware's new single.

Jessie Ware has been mistaken for actress Gemma Arterton many times over the years.

So when the time came to film a video for her latest single, Remember Where You Are, she decided to get the Bafta Award-winner to take her place.

They discussed the making of the video with BBC music reporter, Mark Savage.

Harry Gay and his flatmates have been holding online parties for LGBTQ+ people since March 2020.

Londoners have been urged to remain on "high alert" as there are still thousands in hospital with Covid.

The activist is the ninth person to be removed from the tunnel near Euston station.

Hussein Egal used a table leg, ladder and meat cleaver when murdering his wife.

The parade, which was not staged at all in 2020, will be held this year on 11 September.

The North East indie-pop band say music can both "celebrate life" and ask "difficult questions".

Gay life in London was vibrant as the 1980s began, but a mysterious illness was soon to change that.

Clubs have been closed for almost a year but what will the clubbing experience be like when they reopen?

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scores a dramatic late winner to help Arsenal edge past Benfica into the last 16 of the Europa League.

Best friends Ayaan and Mikaeel raised £100,000 for those affected by the Yemen crisis.

A "small number of completely defiant and irresponsible people" are being blamed for the figures.

Best friends Ayaan and Mikaeel raised £100,000 for those affected by the Yemen crisis.

Just under 2,700 people were sleeping rough on one autumn night in 2020, official estimates suggest.