She died at the scene at the junction of New Park Road and Brixton Hill, south London, on Saturday.

Marko Arnautovic should be sold by West Ham because he could be a "problem" if he is denied a move to China, says Ian Wright.

Tottenham midfielder Mousa Dembele is set to move to Guangzhou R&F for £11m, having initially been due to join fellow Chinese Super League club Beijing Guoan.

Ipswich sign midfielder Alan Judge from Championship rivals Brentford on a deal until the end of the season.

The National Crime Agency seizes a ring as part of its probe into a woman who spent £16m in Harrods.

The mayor wants to replicate a "public health" approach to violence that has been used in other cities.

A 28-year-old man from Barnet is charged with four counts of possessing terrorist material.

A man and woman charged with drugs offences have appeared before magistrates in Carlisle.

Leon Kenyon and Cynesha Brown were arrested on Saturday by officers from the North Cumbria Drug Squad.

Mr Kenyon, 47, from Osbourne Avenue in Carlisle was charged with conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, and Ms Brown, 25, of Cadet Drive, Southwark, London, was charged with the same offence and possession with intent to supply.

No pleas were entered, and they were remanded in custody until they appear at Carlisle Crown Court next month.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband says Iran made the offer to his wife in exchange for her freedom.

Derby County manager Frank Lampard "does not believe" spying tactics were employed during his time as a Chelsea player.

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Bros have announced they will be performing a comeback show in London after their documentary went viral.

Bros: After The Screaming Stops aired on BBC Four in December and drew comparisons to mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap.

It followed feuding twins Matt and Luke Goss as they reunited ahead of their ill-fated 2017 tour.

The Green Party's London division has released its list of nominees hoping to become the next London mayor or newest addition to the London Assembly.

Voting opens today for members of the Green Party to choose the candidates who will stand in the 2020 election.

Jonathan Bartley, co-leader of the party, said the London Green Party had put forward a list of nominees who “reflect our great diverse city”.

The nominees hoping to stand as mayor are Peter Underwood, Shahrar Ali, Sian Berry and Zack Polanski.

Those hoping to become new members of the London Assembly are the four mayoral nominees, as well as:

• Andrea Carey Fuller
• Azzees Minott
• Benali Hamdache
• Ben Fletcher
• Caroline Russell
• Florence Pollock
• Gulnar Hasnain
• Hannah Graham
• James Braun
• Jarelle Francis
• Kirsten De Keyser
• Matthew Crowley
• Ronald Stewart
• Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah
• Rosemary Warrington
• Scott Ainslie
• Shaka Lish
• Tom Pashby

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A new strategy aimed at cleaning up the country's air should include legally binding targets, London Assembly members have said.

In their Clean Air Strategy, published today, the government promises to set a "bold new goal" to reduce particulates across much of the country by 2030.

Politicians from the London Assembly's environment committee have welcomed the strategy but warned it is not detailed enough and lacks "legislative muscle".

Labour’s London Assembly environment spokesperson, Leonie Cooper, said: “Whilst it is good to finally have this strategy, this is one that is substantially lacking in detail.

“We need the government to go further, and set out precisely how they will give local authorities and the mayor of London the necessary resources to ensure effective implementation. It’s one thing having an ambitious plan, but the government has to be clear about just how they will achieve it.”

Caroline Russell, chair of the assembly's environment committee, added: “The strategy, as a whole, is short on detail and we want to see targets that are binding and implemented to strict deadlines.

“While we welcome any measures that will reduce Londoners’ exposure to damaging pollutants – such as the proposed ban on certain fuels – they must be backed by legislative muscle. Londoners should have a legally enforceable right to clean air.

“The air we breathe is killing vulnerable Londoners."

The coins include a celebration of Sir Roger Bannister recording the first sub four-minute mile.

Middlesbrough say 22 people involved in crowd trouble after their match with Millwall in April have been identified.

Inside Croydon

A London-based property developer has today launched a legal challenge against the decision announced by a Conservative Government minister to block plans to build 220 flats plus community facilities at Purley Cross., external

Carers looking after elderly parents and children face depression and stress.

Charity worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will refuse food in a bid for specialist medical care.