Fare evasion deprives TfL of essential funds used to improve the network for all Londoners. We’re cracking down with more professional investigators and cutting-edge technology to target persistent offenders - and new figures show that it’s working. www.itv.com/news/london/...

Every London business needs the tools to harness the opportunities of AI. That’s where our new support package for small businesses comes in, ensuring no entrepreneur is left behind in the tech revolution.

A historic Victorian icon, reimagined for modern London.  The £1.3 billion transformation of Olympia isn’t just one of the most spectacular regeneration schemes London has ever seen, it’s also a symbol of our city’s creativity, imagination and unstoppable ambition.

If you’ve chosen to live in the centre of the greatest city in the world, expect the nightlife to match.

London is the undisputed global capital for women’s sport. 2025 was a first-class year for flagship events ⬇️

From the packed-out Women’s Rugby World Cup to the return of elite women’s tennis to Queen’s, 2025 was a blockbuster year. These premier events injected £54.7 million into the capital’s economy and inspired a whole new generation of future champions.

Soho’s nightlife has always been legendary. It needs to be saved, not suppressed.

We’re planning a major DLR extension to Thamesmead, and we need your input. With new government backing, this proposed route could transform travel in an underserved area, unlocking thousands of new jobs and homes. Londoners: shape the final plans now. ⬇️

London is already the tech capital of Europe. Now we’re securing our future as a global leader in AI. At London Tech Week, I outlined the next steps to ensure our city’s businesses have the tools, skills, and support to lead the world in innovation - backed by a £12m support package.

AI is the biggest economic opportunity of our time, and every London business should benefit. Today at London Tech Week, I’m launching a £12 million programme to help small businesses adopt cutting-edge tech and create high-quality jobs.

We’re only days away from the first ball being bowled at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. This afternoon, Waterloo Bridge was transformed into a cricket pitch to celebrate. It’s another great summer for women’s sport in London as we host the semi-finals at The Oval and the final at Lord’s. 🏆

Strengthening ties with Africa is how we unlock new investment, create jobs, and drive long-term growth in London and beyond. The first-ever London-Africa Business Summit laid the groundwork for what comes next. www.msn.com/en-xl/africa...

The manosphere is having a worrying impact on our boys and young men. Misogyny is spreading like wildfire, and social media algorithms are making it worse. If social media companies can't guarantee young people’s safety, then we have to take action.

London is open for African investment. With Africa driving global business growth, the future of trade is here. We just wrapped the first London-Africa Business Summit with global innovators. See how we're stronger together ⬇️

World-class tennis is officially back in London. 🎾 The HSBC Championships kick off at the iconic Queen’s Club. As the sporting capital of the world, our city is ready for two weeks of elite grass-court action. Good luck to all the players competing. www.queensclub.co.uk/HSBC_Champio...

The Normandy landings were a decisive moment in the Second World War, paving the way for Allied victory over Nazi tyranny in Europe. Today on the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, we remember the courage of our armed forces and all those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Last weekend, thousands of Londoners and visitors of all backgrounds came together to celebrate Eid on the Square. London is, and always will be, a city for everyone.

On the sixth anniversary of the tragic murders of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, we remember them and renew our efforts to make sure women and girls are safe - and feel safe - day and night, wherever they are in London and across the country.

Nearly 350,000 cohabiting couples call London home. I welcome the Justice Secretary's vital reforms to give greater financial security to cohabiting couples & domestic abuse survivors going through separation. These changes will give grieving and vulnerable Londoners much-needed housing security.

Thanks to Poems on the Underground, our everyday Tube journeys have been turned into moments of reflection and inspiration for millions since the 1980s. See how TfL is marking this incredible 40-year milestone for poetry on our network:

More than 850 million journeys have now been made on the Elizabeth line. As the first of 10 new trains leaves the Derby factory for testing, this phenomenally popular line shows how quality infrastructure can unlock opportunities across the country.

AI is changing the way London works. I’ve launched my new AI & Jobs Taskforce to make sure no one is left behind. Your voice can help shape how this new taskforce will work: tell us how AI is impacting your career:

My message to young men: ignore the noise online and trust your own voice.

London’s bus network is one of the safest in the world, but we must go further and faster to eliminate all deaths and serious injuries. Our new, world-leading Bus Safety Standard is the next major step toward getting that number down to zero.

Today, we host the first-ever London-Africa Business Summit, building on my trade mission to Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa. Africa is one of the fastest-growing regions on Earth, and London is ready to build a powerful economic partnership for the future.

London is open to African investment, talent and innovation. One of the fastest-growing regions in the world, Africa’s role in global trade will continue to rise. Today’s London-Africa Business Summit is about jobs, investment and opportunity in London and across African markets.

I really enjoyed answering Londoners’ questions tonight at the State of London Debate, hosted by LBC’s James O’Brien. Thank you to everyone who took part.

17%. That's how many Londoners think young men and boys have access to enough positive role models. The manosphere is exploiting that vacuum with misogyny, amplified by algorithms designed to maximise outrage.

Social media companies must be held accountable for the harmful misogyny on their platforms. Bottom line: If these companies can’t guarantee children’s safety, then kids shouldn’t be on them.

Today, wreaths were laid to remember all those who lost their lives in the London Bridge terror attack nine years ago. We will never forget what happened on that day. London will continue to stand united against hatred in all its forms.

Support the young men in your life to recognise harmful content when they see it online. Use our new conversation tool, the N.O.I.S.E check: www.london.gov.uk/ignore-the-n...

There’s still time to sign up for tonight’s State of London Debate. Make sure to register online before 19:30 to join the broadcast and submit your questions.

Nine years on from the London Bridge terror attack, my thoughts today are with the victims and their loved ones whose lives were changed forever. The courage shown by the first responders, emergency services and many ordinary Londoners were a beacon of light on that dark day.

Tech companies cannot keep turning a blind eye while harmful content is pushed to young people by algorithms designed to keep them hooked. Until platforms can prove they are safe for children, a ban for under 16s is the only way to stem the harms we know are happening.

The manosphere is targeting young people online. Here’s how London’s fighting back.

We’re at risk of losing a generation of young men to the manosphere. Today at SXSW London, I called on tech firms, the government, regulators and every part of society to take on this growing threat.

Being a teenager is tough at the best of times - now the manosphere is offering young men simple but harmful answers to their struggles. I wrote for LBC about what tech companies and others must do to ensure we avoid a lost generation of young men.

From food to pharmaceuticals, most companies have to prove that their products are safe before they’re sold. Until social media companies can prove their platforms are safe for young people, a ban for children under 16 is the only way to stem the harms we know are happening now.

My message to young men: ignore the noise online and trust your own voice.

The Soho Society's decision to oppose all new and extended license applications is the wrong one - it's bad for London.

This week: SXSW is Londonmaxxing.

This month marks Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month. Despite facing discrimination in many areas of life, our Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller communities have long contributed to life in our capital and today we celebrate that rich legacy.

This Pride Month, London stands with our LGBTQI+ communities here and around the world. I look forward to seeing hundreds of thousands of Londoners and visitors taking to our streets in celebration and solidarity for Pride in London on Saturday, 4 July.

South by Southwest is fuelled by a spirit of collaboration and restless pursuit for progress - the same spirit that fuels our capital city. Delighted to have the energy and innovation of @sxsw.com London back in Shoreditch for a second year.

Islington was painted red today, as generations of fans lined the streets to celebrate Arsenal men’s team winning the Premier League for the first time in 22 years, and the women’s team clinching the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup 🏆

I’ve launched a plan to get more Londoners walking, cycling and wheeling through the capital - along with Transport fo London and @willnorman.co.uk, we’re making our streets safer🚶🏽

Great to see Trafalgar Square come to life for today’s Eid on the Square celebrations. Bringing together Londoners and visitors from all backgrounds to celebrate the capital's Muslim communities. Eid Mubarak! ☪️

This is how London celebrated Eid al-Adha in the heart of our capital - a beautiful day of togetherness, community and family. Eid Mubarak! ☪️

Don’t miss it: London’s biggest Eid celebration is happening today in Trafalgar Square. Celebrate Eid al‑Adha with live performances, delicious street food and plenty of fun for all ages. Everyone is welcome. www.london.gov.uk/events/eid-s...

We know children’s lungs don’t develop as well when they grow up surrounded by air pollution: that’s why I had to act. London’s children are breathing cleaner air thanks to our bold policies that have brought down NO2 pollution to legal levels.