Pride in London: Five things you might not know

Classically British & Co recently put on a special performance for young Londoners.

Asiatic lions and meerkats at the zoo in central London receive a taste of Halloween with their own pumpkins.

The experts at Battersea Dogs & Cats home have come up with some advice for pet owners.

Kew Gardens has swapped plants for poltergeists in a new light trail for Halloween.

Forest Hill Library Community Garden was fighting to stay open after funding ran out.

BBC weather presenter Kate Kinsella took on the Serpentine swimming challenge for Children in Need.

This week the Metropolitan Police released bodycam footage showing the moments leading up to the fatal shooting.

Chris Kaba, the man shot dead by a police firearms officer in London, is seen with a gun days earlier, in footage released by the CPS.

Ashley Gordon, aka DJ AG Online, says he wants to bring people together through music.

Nimble Fingers Knitting Group makes woollen hearts to comfort the families of those in hospital.

Members of the public step in to help officers catch the suspected thief near St Paul's Cathedral.

Dr Philippa Kaye answers questions and offers tips on how to deal with menopause.

With Euston making headlines, we've gone back to 1969 to look at the recently rebuilt station.

Muyiwa Oki talks us through this year’s London hopefuls for the prestigious architecture prize.

Watch the moment an Amazon lorry was filmed mounting the pavement in Ealing, crushing bollards.

Pupils at a south London school have been learning about kindness.

Couples paid £100 to tie the knot at Old Marylebone Town Hall, which celebrates its 100th birthday.

The refuse worker was rushed to the hospital with dizziness and hearing issues following the blast.

London's Old Marylebone Town Hall is celebrating a century of weddings by hosting 100 in a day.

A Tupperware of Ashes tackles how a family copes when the matriarch is affected by Alzheimer's.