Two UK brothers, Anthony and Michael Stewart, have been sentenced to life in prison for the 1984 murder of civil servant Anthony Littler in East Finchley, north London. The case remained unsolved for nearly 40 years until a breakthrough involving a sibling's confession and covert surveillance led to their conviction.
Arsenal are reportedly preparing a £60m bid for Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimarães, who has expressed his desire to join the Premier League club. Newcastle are reluctant to sell but may be forced to consider offers, especially after previous sales. Arsenal are also targeting other players in midfield and attack.
A town in the UK, Epping, became a focal point for far-right activism and xenophobia in 2025 after a hotel was repurposed to house asylum seekers. Protests, fueled by a sexual assault case involving an asylum seeker, escalated into violence and widespread unrest, impacting residents and asylum seekers alike.
Tottenham have agreed to sign Italy midfielder Sandro Tonali from Newcastle for an initial £92.5m, potentially rising to £100m. The deal represents a club record for Spurs, who also agreed a £85m deal for West Ham's Mateus Fernandes. Tonali, 26, has agreed a six-year contract.
Arsenal are reportedly targeting Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers as their primary summer transfer, with a potential £100m fee. The England forward, who moved to Villa in 2024, is also attracting interest from Chelsea. Arsenal are also monitoring Ayyoub Bouaddi and nearing a deal for Jeremy Monga.
Bad Bunny's upcoming concerts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are being used by UK Latino organizations to boost recognition for the community, which is often overlooked. A replica of 'La Casita' from his home island of Puerto Rico is being built at the Seven Sisters Latin Village.
An Israeli real estate event in London, despite prior denials, advertised land in settlements in East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank. Pamphlets showed projects in Ma’ale Adumim, Givat Ze’ev, and other locations. The event faced calls for cancellation from MPs and civil society groups.
Ali Fallahi, 45, has been charged with arson in connection with a fire at a memorial wall in Golders Green, north London, on April 27. The wall commemorates protesters killed in Iran and victims of the Hamas attack in Israel. Counter-terrorism officers are investigating.
Young adults with learning disabilities are gaining green sector jobs and transforming environments through the London Tree Ring project. The initiative aims to create wildlife corridors around the capital, fostering biodiversity and reconnecting a new generation with nature.
Travelodge apologized to a Jewish guest after a "Free Palestine" message appeared on his hotel room TV at a London branch. The hotel chain's investigation couldn't identify who input the message, but plans to roll out antisemitism training for staff.
Around 1,000 people protested for and against an Israeli property sales event at a north London synagogue. Police made 14 arrests amid clashes between rival groups. Opponents claim the event promotes sales in illegally occupied land, while organizers deny this.
Toby Carvery's parent company, M&B, has settled a legal dispute over the unauthorized felling of a 500-year-old oak tree by agreeing to fund the restoration of an orchard and plant 1,000 trees in Enfield.
Clifton George, 45, murdered his partner Annabel Rook and blew up their home, jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years
Beytullah Gunduz, 39, convicted of conspiring to murder Onur Guzel, 38, outside a Dalston restaurant over a £100,000 demand linked to a long-running north London gang feud.
Arsenal fans celebrated their first Premier League title in 22 years with a massive parade in North London, showcasing diverse and unique fashion choices ranging from vintage kits to custom-designed outfits, reflecting a blend of personal style and club allegiance.
Arsenal fans celebrated their Premier League win with a parade in North London despite losing the Bigger Cup final. Meanwhile, veteran midfielder James Milner announced his retirement after a record-breaking career.
Six people were stabbed and 24 arrested following Arsenal's Premier League victory parade in north London. One victim was hospitalized in a life-threatening condition but stabilized. Police reported pockets of antisocial behavior and gang-related incidents as crowds dispersed.
Six people were stabbed and 24 arrests were made during Arsenal's victory celebrations in north London. One man in his 20s was critically injured but is now stable. Police also reported assaults on officers.
Arsenal's victory parade in north London resulted in 75 people being rescued from height and 16 arrests for offenses including drunk and disorderly behavior, drug offenses, sexual assault, and assaulting emergency workers. A stabbing also occurred, with one man hospitalized. Police were granted additional stop and search powers.
Arsenal fans gathered in Holloway, north London, to support their team in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, despite the match being held in Budapest. Fans filled pubs and displayed creative support, such as altering the Argos sign to 'Ar-senal'. The mood was optimistic but cautious, with some fans already satisfied with the season's Premier League win.
Arsenal fans face high costs and indirect routes to reach Budapest for the Champions League final after flights to the Hungarian capital sold out following their Premier League win.
Arsenal’s first league title since 2004 has ignited celebrations across London, Africa, and the diaspora, highlighting the club’s deep roots with Black fans and its enduring cultural and commercial impact beyond the pitch.
UK police are investigating a song by rapper 021kid (Tony Mohraz) that incites violence against the MEK and other groups. This highlights a growing conflict within the Iranian diaspora in London between monarchist supporters and the MEK, leading to scuffles and intimidation.
Devoted Arsenal fan Daniel Bull celebrated the club's Premier League title win by sharing champagne with Ian Wright and later partying with players like Declan Rice and Mikel Arteta at an exclusive Mayfair nightclub.
