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The company is starting to offer an innovative ride service in the app based on breakthrough technology, though a safety operator will still be present in the vehicle during the initial phase.

The Dutch Central Bank has completed the transfer of 86 tons of gold from the US and Canada to London amid rising geopolitical instability. The move aims to improve asset liquidity and strengthen the country's economic resilience.

Adult content star Bonnie Blue has given birth to her first son via cesarean section. Although the baby was born prematurely, she is already declaring that she does not intend to take a long break from her work.

The pop star concluded her "Eternal Sunshine" tour with an emotional performance in London. Amid ongoing rumors regarding her health, the 33-year-old singer is taking a step back from public life.

The Islington Council pension fund in London is considering divesting from Palantir shares due to its partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The organization UK Lawyers for Israel has warned the fund of potential legal repercussions.

An extensive survey by the British trade union Unite presents a grim picture of staff facilities at the busy London airport, with reports including severe hygiene deficiencies and health issues.

According to the indictment, 39-year-old Saida Khatun attacked children, shouted curses at a mother with a baby, and hit a man. Khatun was convicted on five counts of aggravated offenses. Since the beginning of the year, 1,926 antisemitic incidents have been reported in the UK — an increase of 21% compared to the same period in 2025.

The defendants pleaded guilty in court to destroying property by arson, after causing gas canisters to explode in ambulances belonging to the 'Hatzala' organization in the Golders Green neighborhood. The prosecutor noted at a previous hearing that there is evidence that this was a planned attack against the Jewish community, but the arson was not defined as a terrorist incident.

Moments before the trial began, the tech giant reached a significant settlement following a lawsuit that accused it of charging unfair commissions of up to 30% and causing severe harm to small businesses.

The shirt read "Khaybar Khaybar yaa Yahud," a battle cry referring to the 7th-century massacre of the Jews of Khaybar by Muhammad's army. A Jewish man shopping with his children alerted the police, but the suspect remains at large.

The esteemed chef is parting ways with the culinary institution he founded 12 years ago. Shmueli sold his full holdings to his partners from the Kolber family for millions of shekels. The separation was amicable and without conflict. The chef will continue to lead the "Maarava" complex and is planning a new project.

In late July last year, a 51-year-old resident, while intoxicated, approached a Jewish caretaker following a dispute with another tenant and called him a "Jewish terrorist." Before fleeing, he continued to abuse the caretaker, later returning to stab him in the back. "There is no place for such violence in our communities," the prosecutor stated.

About two and a half months after the birth of their firstborn daughter, Emma, Dana Voshchina, the wife of the new West Ham player, is preparing to join him in London: "Being a mom is a superpower, that's what I decided. The reunion with dad is closer than ever and I am excited."

Several copies of the book were found in the "Afaq" store, which opened earlier this month in central London. The owners claim that the books were placed in the back next to history books and were not prominently displayed, but a city council member who documented them claims: "They chose 'Mein Kampf' as one of the first books to display."

The company, managed by Dana Azrieli, has signed an agreement to provide data center services in London with a capacity of 13.6 megawatts.

The motive behind the incident in this popular cultural and entertainment district, one of the most frequented by tourists in the British capital, remains unknown. Four men aged 34, 39, 42, and 52 were transported to trauma centers.

A study by the Community Security Trust (CST), published on Sky News, shows that nearly 2,000 antisemitic incidents occurred in the UK during the first half of 2026. London leads in the number of events, with physical assaults reaching record highs.

London’s West End has been leaving Broadway behind in recent years: theaters have recovered better from the pandemic, ticket sales are rising, and lower production costs combined with tax breaks keep prices affordable. Producers note that staging a show in New York now costs 3 to 5 times more than in London, largely due to labor expenses.

The Fattal hotel chain has completed the acquisition of leasehold rights for London's The Dilly hotel. The total investment, including renovation and purchase costs, amounts to 220 million GBP (approximately 906 million NIS).

The flight that made history and lasted 24 hours. London is on the way to bypassing airport traffic jams. Meanwhile, El Al says goodbye to Lior Suchard. Three events that happened this week in the aviation industry.

Hackney Council leader Zoe Garbett has informed Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav of her council’s intention to terminate the twin-city agreement, requesting a response by October 7. The Haifa municipality is currently consulting with the Israeli Foreign Ministry on how to address the request.

Film director Wes Anderson is a pedant. For 30 years, he has been creating highly stylized films, packed with tons of details, from font design to elaborate props.

Crime data in London shows a sharp decline in property crimes in tourist centers, but a fierce battle of narratives is unfolding: while Mayor Sadiq Khan denies the contribution of “pickpocket hunters” and urges against vigilantism, local activists point to dozens of arrests and highlight legal failures that allow criminals to return to the streets.

The restaurant The Shed at Dulwich took the top spot on TripAdvisor, and the phones wouldn't stop ringing - but only the journalist who "founded" it knew the truth. A lesson on the power of narrative in our new column, "The Human Algorithm."

The Green-controlled council in Hackney has initiated a process to cancel the 1968 twinning agreement with Haifa. Labour and Conservative members criticized the move as a "divisive and symbolic step," while the Jewish community described it as "spite over logic."

The summer holidays are in full swing, and temperatures in Europe are at their peak. If you are planning a trip to London, here are some suggestions for August and early September to make your stay unforgettable.

Transactions over 15 million pounds have surged by 79%, yet the broader luxury market is losing buyers, with average city prices falling by 3.7%. High taxes, interest rates, and supply levels are creating opportunities for cash-ready buyers with strong negotiation skills.

Daniela Grodsky-Ekstein, who has finished five years in London, recounted in an interview with the 'Telegraph' the attempted terror attack at the embassy and warned of antisemitism and the deterioration of relations between Israel and Britain.