Man arrested after frozen pangolins, rats and porcupines seized in London

Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has publicly criticized former US President Donald Trump for making what he described as 'complete nonsense' remarks about crime in London. Rowley's comments come in response to Trump's recent statements that have sparked controversy regarding the safety and governance of the city.

A London music venue, the Roundhouse, has expressed its dismay over alleged antisemitic imagery displayed during a Primal Scream concert, which reportedly included a swastika inside a Star of David projected on stage. The venue has issued an apology, emphasizing its commitment to inclusivity and respect for all communities.

The Metropolitan police have agreed to pay £7,500 in damages to Aisha Jung, a 53-year-old woman from south London, who was arrested during a Gaza protest for holding a placard that read: 'Apartheid Israel, what a cuntry.' Jung was detained until 4am after police deemed her sign offensive during the November 2023 demonstration in Trafalgar Square.

Farmers in southern France clashed with police as authorities culled over 200 cows infected with nodular dermatitis, a skin disease that poses no risk to humans. The use of tear gas by police to disperse the protests highlights the rising tensions surrounding the government's response to the outbreak and its impact on farmers' livelihoods.

Otters, once rare in urban areas of the UK, are increasingly spotted in cities like Lincoln and London, showcasing a remarkable conservation success story. Recent sightings include an otter dragging a large fish along a river-boat dock in Canary Wharf, highlighting their return to urban environments after decades of conservation efforts.

A man has been found guilty of a brutal attack on a train using a glass bottle, which has raised serious concerns about safety in public transport. The incident highlights the increasing prevalence of violence in transit systems, prompting discussions about security measures.

A London music venue, the Roundhouse, has issued an apology after antisemitic imagery was allegedly displayed during a Primal Scream concert. A video reportedly showed the Star of David intertwined with a swastika projected behind the band during their performance in Camden on Monday.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced that tube and some train fares will increase starting in March, a decision that has drawn criticism from various quarters. This fare hike is part of broader financial strategies aimed at addressing the city's transportation funding needs.