An armed gang robs church pastors but after an attack of guilty conscience, they return the money.

A west London council opens a playground specially-designed for the play needs of disabled children.

Fare dodgers on London's public transport will be fined £50, a £30 rise on the current penalty, Transport for London says.

Ken Livingstone criticises Sir Ian Blair's exit, but defends the right of London's mayor to dismiss the Met Commissioner.

A High Court judge dismisses a claim by the family of a lawyer shot dead by police that an inquiry into his death was unlawful.

The introduction of a computer system to track immunisations in London is delayed, despite fears of a national measles epidemic.

A mother is charged with murdering two of her children who were stabbed to death in their home.

Travel is disrupted throughout the capital as thousands of London bus drivers stage a 24-hour strike over pay.

An abused baby boy may have been attacked by a Rottweiler dog kept by his mother's boyfriend, a court hears.

An 86-year-old man who admitted smothering his housebound wife because he was worried about her care is spared jail.

Eat, drink and dance the night away at Sugar Reef, try Bikram Yoga and don't miss the PokerStars European Poker Tour.

Here's what happened when This is London was invited to spend an evening at The Kitchen with Michelin Star chef Thierry Laborde.

Dust off those ear-muffs, it's that time of year again - booking has just opened for the Natural History Museum's outdoor ice-rink.

New £50 penalty introduced to act as a greater deterrent

The first members of TfL's Freight Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) recognised with bronze status.

First, Metroline and Metrobus bus drivers may hold a 24-hour strike beginning at 03:00 on Friday 10 October 2008.

Metrobus drivers not to go on strike.

The best way to see the teams is to travel by public transport.

Works will be taking place in Bond Street, Paddington and Tottenham Court Road areas from October 2008 to January 2009.

Transport for London (TfL) urges cyclists and motorists to watch out for each other on London's roads.