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Channel crossings by migrants in 2026: What we know so far
03. August 2026 (14:18)
An average of 67 migrants per boat have made the journey this year, with 72 per boat in July. (London News)
Swathes of England under heat health alerts as temperatures to rise to 30s again
03. August 2026 (14:17)
The Met Office says temperatures could hit 35C on Monday. (London News)
DUP MP Sammy Wilson investigated by standards commissioner
03. August 2026 (14:12)
The commissioner’s website said Mr Wilson is accused of a ‘failure to declare an interest’. (London News)
Channel military operation to stop migrant boats would be legal, Reform insists
03. August 2026 (14:12)
No 10 said border patrol officers were the ‘best-suited candidate’ to deal with such operations. (London News)
London's Royal Observatory staff to strike over pay on day of eclipse
03. August 2026 (14:01)
Workers are campaigning for London Living Wage accreditation and paid breaks for security workers (London News)
Farage discussed ‘liabilities’ of returning to politics in spring 2024
03. August 2026 (13:51)
Mr Farage said he had spoken to then-Reform UK leader Richard Tice about what would happen if he returned to lead the party. (London News)
France will have to take migrants if they are picked up by Navy, says Zia Yusuf
03. August 2026 (13:33)
Reform UK has called for ‘the largest military operation in the English Channel since World War Two’. (London News)
Watch: Moment brazen thieves rip ATM from London pavement and drag it down street
03. August 2026 (13:20)
Shocking footage shows the group yanking the machine from the pavement outside a Londis store in Teddington (London News)
Sandie Peggie employment tribunal appeal allowed to proceed
03. August 2026 (13:09)
The nurse was awarded a partial victory in December, with claims of harassment against NHS Fife upheld. (London News)
Reform deputy leader Richard Tice under investigation over 'Israel debate'
03. August 2026 (12:44)
The parliamentary commissioner for standards confirmed Richard Tice was being investigated (London News)