A man in the United Kingdom is earning a lot of money just by standing in lines. Yes, you read it right. Termed as a 'professional queuer' on social media, a man named Freddie Beckitt is making good money just by standing in lines for rich people who are time-poor or don't want to.

'Professional queuer': This man in UK making good money just by standing in lines

Evelyn Forde hoped that January would bring some relief. As the head teacher at Copthall School in north London, she spent the final weeks of 2021 dealing with major staffing shortages as the omicron variant of the coronavirus began tearing across the city.

London schools are determined to stay open. Staff illnesses make it hard.

The British Armed Forces have sent 200 personnel into NHS hospitals across London to plug staff shortages. Last week, 9.5 million people worldwide tested positive for the Wuhan virus. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Omicron Surge: Troops deployed to London hospitals

One of the old world's oldest zoos, the ZSL zoo in London has begun its annual census. It's a process where the zookeepers take a headcount of all the animals within the premises of the zoo.

The ZSL zoo in London has begun its annual census to take a headcount of all the animals

Author Charles Dickens book 'A Christmas Carol' is edged in the history of literature. His modest abode has now been turned into a museum in London that is showcasing special pieces this festive season.

Christmas at Charles Dicken's humble abode in London

The clothes, crockery and personal effects from the doomed ship, Titanic are now forming a part of an exhibition in London. It is taking a fresh look at the grand ship that sank in 1912 on its maiden voyage.

Exhibition on Titanic opens in London

Titanic exhibition opens in London | Art and Architecture

London has witnessed massive chaos on Saturday after the clashes broke out between the police and protesters at an anti-vaccine protests outside PM Boris Johnson's residence.

Thousands demonstrate against Covid-19 curbs in London

Police clash with protesters over new COVID-19 restrictions in London

Clashes erupted between police and protesters during an Anti-Vaccine protest near Prime Minister Boris Johnson's residence in London.

London: Clashes erupt between police & protesters at an Anti-Vaccine demonstration

It's the season of lush Christmas trees adorned with baubles and twinkle lights but every year after Christmas celebrations dead trees are left abandoned. Around 7 million trees end up in landfills every year but a start-up in London is now offering a solution for that, take a look.

Eco-friendly Christmas trees in UK, business picks up ahead of festivities

About 7 million Christmas trees end up in landfills every year in Washington DC, but now a start-up in London has come up with a solution for that. WION brings you a complete story.

Start-up in UK introduces re-usable Christmas trees

Nightclub owners in London have criticised new restrictions to halt the spread of coronavirus variants that will go into effect on Wednesday.

London nightclub owners criticise UK's new Coronavirus rules for venues

Pagans, Satanists, and lovers of the quirky and subversive thronged London's anti-Christmas satanic flea market snapping up unusual gifts for the festive season.

Anti-Christmas satanic flea market attracts Londoners

Reports say Downing street was busy throwing parties amid strict lockdowns in London. Dozens of people were treated to food, booze and games despite a ban on indoor social gatherings. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Was Boris partying when Britain locked down?

London's Tate Modern is hosting the largest solo exhibition by a British black post-modern artiste. The artiste was the 1st black woman to bag the Turner Prize in 2017.

United Kingdom: Largest black post-modern artist's show in Tate London

From angels hanging over Regent Street to stars twinkling on Oxford Street to Carnaby Street's typically colourful and zany display, the heart of the British capital is ready for the festive season.

Festive illuminations in London bring early Christmas spirit

Thirty climate activists were arrested in London after they sat on Lambeth bridge and managed to block the traffic for several hours. The proteseors were expressing their support for nine Insulate Britain campaigners who were jailed this week.

London: Climate protesters block Lambeth bridge after 30 activists jailed

Geordie Greig was always an odd fit as the editor of The Daily Mail, Britain’s biggest tabloid. Greig — educated at Eton and Oxford, a former editor of the society magazine Tatler, and a friend of writer V.

A tabloid ‘Game of Thrones’ in London could tilt UK politics

With the festival season just around the corner there are more than a million LEDs twinkling across central London. Usually, the Oxford streets unveils its Christmas light first. But this year, 20 streets across the west end, including the regent street, bond street and areas in Mayfair and Piccadilly. All lit up in sync for what was the biggest switch on-in the world. Well, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in London !

LEDs twinkling across central London mark the coming of Christmas

London's science museum is opening it doors to visitors - with a collection of ancient artefacts that illustrate the scientific influence of ancient Greece in the present day and the contributions of philosophers like Aristotle and Pythagoras. Here's a report.

London's science museum opens it doors to visitors

The 'Mona Lisa' of stamps, worth $8 million, goes on display in London. The sale makes it the world's most valuable stamp.

Worlds most valuable item on display

In Pics | Demonstrators wearing Guy Fawkes-style masks gather at Trafalgar Square in London

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