The East End’s suffering in the pandemic is analogous to its experience during World War II’s Blitz, stirring solidarity.

Rather than travel to see extended family, the pandemic has forced a creative celebration for the start of the Lunar New Year.

Trading volumes in January rose fourfold in Amsterdam, pushing the city past London.

One American bar has rolled out all the Thanksgiving must-haves in one easy-to-eat Philadelphia-style sandwich.

A local authority is proposing to curb street entertainment in the British capital. Performers say a vital visitor attraction — and historic part of London’s culture — could be destroyed.

Using the street view on Google Maps, her own photos and extensive knowledge about London, one tour guide walks people virtually through the city.

With people encouraged to stay home in London, business owners are finding enterprising ways of making money and boosting spirits.

One industry group says Britain’s hospitality businesses have taken in 60% less money than usual and customer visits have plunged 40%.

While it faces competition from tech hubs like Berlin, London is unlikely to lose its tech crown, said one tech venture capitalist.

Holiday sales will help From Field and Flower, but Brexit could bring tariffs of up to 40%.