Your Capital’s TV Channel

There seems to be something in the air in West London that makes this lot love crazy.

Classic British cinema comes to life with iconic movies and legendary stars from our city's greatest studio.

Spend the summer with your capital's TV channel - London Live.

The top dogs of the London underworld uncovered.

A British gangster flick with Craig Fairbrass and Nick Harper.

Who will survive the zombie apocalypse?

The PhoneShop is ready, and most definitely open for business... tune in Sundays, 9pm.

Catch Season 3 here on London Live.

Watch the vampire-gangster film starring Danny Dyer.

The gold medalist spoke in an exclusive interview with the Evening Standard.

Two cross-dressing starlets from the Victorian era have been brought back to life in the new play.

We’ve been onboard the newly refurbished fixture on London's Embankment

We went down to find out just how convincing new Star Wars wax works are.

In the run up to the next Prudential RideLondon FreeCycle event Londoners cycle at the city's highest point.

The Olympic gold medalist gets ready to take on American Kevin Johnson at the O2.

In an exclusive interview with Sarah Sands he reveals his candidacy.

It has been seen by more than 10 million people since it opened at London's Victoria Palace Theatre.


We get sneak peak at the performances that will grace the iconic stage.

The musical that sold-out audiences in Mumbai comes to the capital.

An advertising hoarding has fallen twenty feet onto a passer by in Tooting.

The paint-splattered fun run came to Trent Park.

The Carlton Tavern was knocked down by its current owners in April.

J’ssiah Brown has a rare form of Leukaemia.

Murder in Successvillle is new to BBC Three.

We met with those behind the new public launch.

All the latest devices, gadgets and technology and the newest concepts of the future.

Labour's Jeanette Arnold was elected as chair and Roger Evans was confirmed as Deputy Mayor.

We take a look around the star studded homes, hats and cafes.

The new immersive crime drama production fuses dance, drama and music.

New research by UCL is tackling the time to examine tuberculosis strains in patients.

A new project launched today will provide everyday digital skills to nearly 13,500 adults with sight and hearing loss in London

All to raise money for liver cancer research.

A festival celebrating the tech, digital and creative communities is taking place in Shoreditch.

Founder of Genius Gluten Free explains some of the issues.

More than seven-thousand people have signed a petition against plans by King's College London to demolish historic buildings on the Strand.

Emma Smith, from yourstylefix.com, explains more about the fashion winners and losers on the red carpet.

They also perform their single Children of the stars.

The project took five years to create.

Rev Paul Nicolson felt so strongly that he took on Haringey Council.

Alex Chinneck is the artist behind the building.

Akeem Ouiko now has his own brand of ethically sourced peanut butter.

She also performs her single Forgive.

He is the son of lyricist and entertainer Sir Richard Stilgoe and opera singer Annabel Hunt.

The Night Time Industries Association aims to help those working in the small hours get their voices heard.

Toby Edwards lost his partner Sonia to leukaemia two years ago.

Cash will be donated to a charity based in Borough.

It’s dedicated to manufacturing and industry.

It has won the Biodiversity Benhmark Award for the seventh time.

Protesters stopped traffic as they campaigned in the streets to raise awareness of what they call "social cleansing" in Barnet.

The British Medical Journal Awards are taking place tonight.

The arts festival launched in 2009.

Dishes inspired by Les Miserables, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and The Phantom of the Opera will be served.

Retired vicar Paul Nicolson took legal action after complaining that magistrates ruling on allegations of council tax non-payment were failing to check the accuracy of costs incurred by Haringey.

Some key routes in and out of London have been cancelled.

More than 13 per cent of family homes don't have a working smoke alarm according to new figures.

The IWA Canal Cavalcade returns to Little Venice over May bank holiday weekend.

Drivers in Westminster could be fined if they leave their engines idling.

If you thought Russell Brand was the only comedian with a say on politics, think again.

It’s a bank holiday, and there’s plenty going on.

This weekend a number of events are taking place in south London to encourage young people to vote.

The UK's first professional 5-A-Side football league announced its arrival in Shoreditch this week.

We meet a fashion consultant shows the correlation with dressing well and feeling great.

Can you help the Met identify these suspects?

Debt charity says nearly £250 million was owed to loved ones last year.

Alfie Davies explains how he's preparing for his next match.

The play focuses on a moment of desperation presented with a one-in-a-million opportunity.

Essential health accessory or a distraction?

The arts venue in Shoreditch says it could go bankrupt if it has to pay back an outstanding loan.

The choir will be opening for David Cameron’s Citizens UK General Election Assembly.

I Wish to Die Singing opens today.

A round-up of the big political stories of the week.

Some students at SOAS are refusing to pay their last months rent for their halls of residence.

Inspired by both jazz and blues and her love of story telling.

An enormous inflatable assault course was set up to promote the drink.