The landmark figure has been revealed on International Paramedics Day
Author - James Cracknell
The new diagnostic machine has been named after Godfrey Hounsfield, an instrumental figure in the development of the CT scanner
The London mayor has welcomed the arrival of a new government but that he would be lobbying it to help tackle the housing crisis
Previous ward councillor Adam Jogee has become an MP in Staffordshire
The Labour MP had previously represented the now-abolished Hornsey and Wood Green seat
Bambos Charalambous to continue as MP after previously representing the now-abolished seat of Enfield Southgate
The Labour MP's victory speech was interrupted by chanting from supporters of a pro-Palestine independent candidate who finished third
The enclave was completely demolished in 1968 to make way for the building of Hornsey School for Girls
The victim was out with a friend when she was approached by the men who drove her to Tottenham and raped her
A wetlands area, solar panels and even a wind turbine will help the venue and park reduce their carbon footprint
Centre for London say more powers for City Hall are needed to help capital's economy “fire on all cylinders”
Gospel Centre Food Bank needs more people to help it delivery parcels for those in need
One parent has highlighted the higher number of schools closed on election day in the east of the borough compared to the west
Tanesha was shot from a vehicle in Chalgrove Road in April 2018 and died at the scene
Passengers can now access 4G and 5G data all the way from Liverpool Street to Paddington
The knitted pouches enable London Ambulance Service staff to convey babies born too soon in a dignified way
Registering as a stem cell donor is a quick and easy process involving a simple mouth swab
UN Secretary-General António Guterres in June urged every country to ban advertising from fossil fuel companies
Fortismere Community Symphony Orchestra invites residents to a "buoyant programme of vibrant, dance-inspired music"
Seven out of the ten Tottenham candidates for parliament have written about why they are standing and what they aim to achieve if they win on 4th July
Concerns have been raised that the minibuses are far less reliable than before
Labour's deputy leader addressed a meeting of campaign network Citizens UK in central London on Monday night
Six of the seven people standing for election in the constituency have explained what their priorities are should they win on 4th July
In last year, 81,000 learners got into employment, further study or progressed in work following training funded by the mayor’s adult education budget
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