PM visits Northern Ireland amid unionist tensionpublished at 19:15 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Sinn Féin snubs what it calls a "PR exercise" by Boris Johnson, while the DUP raises NI Protocol concerns.
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PM visits Northern Ireland amid unionist tensionpublished at 19:15 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Truss pledges ban on gay conversion therapypublished at 19:02 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
The equalities minister makes the remark after a week of backlash from LGBT+ campaigners.
Read More'NI Protocol must uphold wishes of all communities'published at 18:45 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
The PM discusses the Covid-19 vaccine rollout and the NI Protocol on a visit snubbed by Sinn Féin.
Read MoreTwo guilty of drill rapper murderpublished at 17:45 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Crosslon Davis was a member of the Harlem Spartans hip-hop collective, the Old Bailey heard.
Read MoreMum and daughter train drivers work Mother's Daypublished at 16:14 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Cynthia and Vicki McCarry are both trainee divers for Southeastern in Gillingham, Kent.
Read MoreGeneral trial told school fees rule was 'flexible'published at 15:47 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
A retired senior Army officer is accused of falsely claiming a £48,000 allowance.
Read MoreFreed inmate guilty of terror attack planpublished at 14:37 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Sahayb Abu, who was freed from prison last March, is one of several extremists from the same family.
Read More'Thoughts and prayers with Sarah's family'published at 14:18 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Human remains that were found by police searching for Sarah Everard, who disappeared as she walked home in south London last week, have been confirmed as hers.
Read MoreHuman remains found in Sarah Everard searchpublished at 14:12 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
The 33-year-old disappeared while walking home in Clapham, London, last week.
Read MoreMet facing inquiry over Sarah Everard casepublished at 13:18 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
The Met is facing questions over its response to an alleged case of indecent exposure involving the 33-year-old's suspected killer.
Read MoreStarmer: Everard case 'has to be a turning point'published at 13:06 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
The case of Sarah Everard “has to be a turning point” for how violence against women and girls is dealt with, says the Labour leader.
Read MoreOfficial events to mark NI centenary revealedpublished at 09:14 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Plans to celebrate NI's centenary include a concert, a special post-mark and a church service.
Read MoreLondon's weather: Showery start, brighter laterpublished at 08:05 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Cloudy at times this morning with showers in places. Generally brighter this afternoon with sunny spells but further scattered showers. A brisk westerly wind.
Maximum temperature: 8 to 11°C (46 to 52°F).
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End of X postThe young sisters standing up to call out catcallingpublished at 02:07 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2021
Campaigners tell the BBC how they are working to address the root causes of violence against women.
Read MoreSarah 'brought joy to our lives', says familypublished at 21:28 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2021
A Met officer is being questioned over Sarah Everard's murder, having earlier been taken to hospital.
Read MoreSarah Everard suspect taken to hospitalpublished at 17:57 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2021
The serving Met officer suffered a head injury while in custody but has since returned to a police station.
Read MoreBailey promises '8,000 more police'published at 17:00 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2021
Conservative mayoral hopeful Shaun Bailey also wants "high-tech scanners" to find concealed knives.
Read MoreTwo further members of family die after flat firepublished at 16:58 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2021
A 14-year-old boy and a 34-year-old woman die of their injuries after a fire in Russett Way, Greenwich.
Read MoreHedge fund boss cleared of indecent assaultpublished at 16:37 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2021
Crispin Odey found not guilty of 1998 offence against young investment banker.
Read MoreScheme inspires 10,000 Londoners to pursue science careerspublished at 15:54 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2021
Image source, City HallMore than 10,000 young Londoners have benefited from an initiative to nurture the next generation of scientists and engineers, City Hall has said.
The London Scientist programme has been inspiring young people to investigate London's challenges – including projects to tackle air pollution or to support urban wildlife.
Since launching in 2018 with £70,000 investment from City Hall, external, the programme has funded primary and secondary schools with pupils who are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).
It has enabled them to complete CREST Awards - the top science award scheme in the country2 - for free.
Sadiq Khan said: “Some of the most fascinating jobs in the world are in science, technology, engineering or maths and I want to see pupils from all backgrounds considering a career in this area.
“We must continue to make sure all young people have the information, opportunities and support they need to pursue STEM education, training and jobs, and eliminate stereotypes based on gender, class, ethnicity, and disability.”
