'You may see no connection between the ceaseless vilification of Israel, the blood libels that you and your party regularly trot out, and the hostility to Jews in this country, but we do'

Party now polling 15 points above Greens, who had been ahead of Labour before Keir Starmer resigned as PM

Stats, snark and speculation. Plus a London Plan podcast, bicycle policy problems, that other by-election, meeting the needs of NEETS, latest from OnLondon.co.uk and more

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The tactics, timing and campaign materials of those who targeted the Board of Deputies of British Jews were sinister and wrong

Although the government came down on the side of the Guildhall over tall buildings, it doesn't mean new development will now be easy

The borough's groundbreaking scheme has won praise, but implementing it is not straightforward and it isn't free of risk

The arrest of the 21-year-old is captured on CCTV and body-worn cameras by the Met Police.

Labour expects to win, the Greens are hoping for the best and the right-wing parties have a scrap all of their own

A toxic debate over anti-Zionism leaves the Green leader looking like a passenger in the movement that carried him to the top, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Most of the capital's electors lean to the liberal-Left, and the Tories have moved a long way to the Right

The politics, development and culture of the UK capital. Click to read Dave Hill On London: Politics, Places, People, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.

Labour expects to win, the Greens are hoping for the best and the right-wing parties have a ruck all of their own

After almost ten years running this website, it's time to make more time for all the others things I want to do

On Mix and maintenance. Plus ULEZ bomber banged up, assorted Green discomforts, Holborn & St Pancras latest, Tim Donovan on Sadiq, Richard Brown on bridges and more

Publicly, the three-time winner is saying he won't decide until next year, but the indications are that he won't run again in 2028

The very long history of failing to properly fund and maintain these vital Thames crossings needs to be brought to an end

The party promised to "divest now" from companies allegedly complicit in human rights violations, but has been warned that government might intervene

The epic documentary series reveals much about the shifting social attitudes of the last 60 years – and much more about the quiet mystery of human life, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

From a developer's point of view, its draft policies do not marry up with economic practicalities

His bold national vision must include the capital doing well. Plus the Mayor on e-bikes (so to speak), the latest from OnLondon.co.uk and more

Alex Challoner hopes to be picked for a shortlist that needs to show the party can confront the reasons for its unpopularity in the capital

Is it time for London to revive its tradition of outdoor "free speech" spaces, such as the one that existed until recently in Wood Green?

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You need to look a bit beyond the headlines. Plus on the buses, on the budget, Lambeth Lib Dems issue financial warning, Selfridges in wartime and more

The new administration has justified giving the go-ahead for residents to be moved twice in a long-running estate regeneration programme

Factual or folkloric, stories of secret or forgotten spaces beneath the famous department store exert enduring fascinations

Thieving, nuisance cycling and rough sleeping could all increase unless effective measures are taken. Plus a new True London podcast, South Ken tube improvements and more

The issue cannot be avoided any longer. Andy Burnham and his chancellor must face the fear of a pensioner backlash, and find a fair solution, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The trauma of that dark day in 2001 endures and not only in New York

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Tories are complaining of injustice, but are they just getting an overdue comeuppance? Plus something for everyone in Holborn & St Pancras, school closures trauma and more