How Bethany Perry went from a running novice to completing the 2019 London Marathon in a year.

As the UK's first LGBT homeless shelter opens in London, residents explain why it's important.

One of the official pacers at the London Marathon says runners were treated "horrifically".

Zarhid Younis, 34, faces two counts of preventing the lawful and decent burial of a dead body.

Tottenham Hotspur claim the second promotion spot in the Women's Championship with a 1-1 draw at Aston Villa.

Karanbir Cheema, 13, died two weeks after cheese was flicked at him at school, an inquest hears.

Joseph McCann's case was not referred to parole officials before he was released from prison.

A dad gets supportive messages from famous people after his daughter is targeted by online trolls.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will move its London headquarters from the City of London to the Canary Wharf in 2022.

Its new building will be a 24-storey building on Bank Street, where some 2,500 London-based EBRD staff out of a total of around 3,500 will work.

The EBRD was founded in London in 1991 to help fund the rebuilding of Russia and the former Communist bloc after the fall of the Berlin Wall. It now says it works across 38 emerging economies in three continents.

Jan Vertonghen reports "no ill-effects" following his head injury in the game against Ajax but will visit a neurologist specialising in elite athletes on Thursday.

Sam Robson's maiden one-day century helps Middlesex to a comprehensive 118-run win against Somerset.

National League side Sutton United appoint Matt Gray, who joined the club as head coach in December, as their new manager.

Pablo Zabaleta will spend a third season at West Ham after an option was exercised in his contract to keep him at the club until 2020.

Racist and religious crimes in the capital hit a 12-month high, police figures show.

Police found two women dead at a flat in east London after responding to welfare concerns.

Eight people are arrested following disorder at Tottenham's home Champions League game against Ajax in London on Tuesday.

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Invicta primary in Greenwich is one of London's most polluted schools.

With teachers and parents worried about the children's health, one dad built a living wall to try and filter out toxic air.

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Tom Thackray, CBI Infrastructure and Energy Director, has reacted to the news earlier that campaigners have lost a High Court challenge against the government's decision to approve plans for a third runway at London's Heathrow airport.

“This clear ruling is another important step towards bringing fifty years of indecision and delay on expanding Heathrow to a welcome close. Firms know we can’t wait any longer for the growth in trade we need to see if the UK is to remain a globally competitive economy.

“As Heathrow’s plans show, expansion can - and must - be delivered in a way that benefits our economy and protects our environment as we deliver our ambitious climate change targets".

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Danny Shaw
BBC Home Affairs Correspondent

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An investigation has begun after a defendant doused himself with acid as he was being sentenced in court.

Marc Marshall, 54, was in the dock of Inner London Crown Court after being jailed for fraud when he poured a noxious substance onto his face.

He is in a critical condition in hospital and a female custody officer who was guarding him in the dock was also treated.

The Courts Service said it was "deeply concerned" about Monday's incident.

The case is likely to raise searching questions about security in court buildings and how the liquid, which has not yet been identified, was apparently taken into the dock.