Boris Johnson News

London - London mayor Boris Johnson recently wrote a piece for The Telegraph dutifully titled 'We should be humbly thanking the super-rich, not bashing them.' Is he high on crack? Or is he the most soberly deluded politician driving a 20 year-old Toyota?

London - Chinese billionaire Ni Zhaoxing plans to invest £500million recreating the beauty of London's Crystal Palace. The businessman will create a 21st-century replica of the renowned glass building and hopes the construction project will provide 2,000 jobs.

London - London's outspoken mayor, Boris Johnson, says that he was shocked to recently discover a Spanish family, sleeping rough in the city. He says this shows a complete failure of the euro project.

London - How would you like to spend £7,000 on your birthday party? Better still, how would you like your employer to pick up the tab?

This one hour documentary is a carefully crafted smear job on the Mayor of London; the BBC didn't have to dig deep to find the dirt, but who will care?

London - If you were in Central London last week, you might just have run into some people who were speaking a strange language, dressed in strange costumes, and drinking vodka.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson are backing a bid for London to host the 2018 Gay Games as part of London’s Olympic legacy.

Delhi - The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, who recently polled as the only serving British politician to enjoy a positive approval rating, was mistaken for the King of England while on tour in India.

London - London Mayor Boris Johnson is championing the London Living Wage (LLW) and is supporting the increase from £8.30 per hour to £8.55. The British government noted, though, that businesses do not have to implement the living wage.

Cassetteboy have taken a more than a few liberties with footage from this year's three US presidential television debates.

London - A former aide for London mayor Boris Johnson has been acquitted of being in possession of 'extreme pornographic images' in a landmark trial.

London - Boris Johnson, London's Mayor, got himself stuck on a zip line, 20 feet over a field, waving two U.K. flags, to celebrate the U.K.'s first Gold in the Olympics.

London - It seems to be dog-pile time upon Mitt Romney, at least in the U.K.. On the heels of a criticism directed at Romney by British P.M David Cameron for remarks Romney made about the Olympics, London's mayor has openly mocked him.

London - London is gearing up for the Olympic Games, which open in just three weeks. As the capital prepares for a flood of visitors, its businesses are preparing new working practices to help alleviate transport congestion and keep things running smoothly.

London - On May 3, London will elect its third Mayor; the incumbent Boris Johnson and his predecessor Ken Livingstone are both in the race, but how do all the candidates stack up?

One of the UK’s best-known equality campaigners is hitting out at a right-wing group that campaigns for what it calls traditional marriage.

London - Bernard Hogan-Howe has been Commissioner for nearly three months. When he took up the post, he promised a fresh approach including a crackdown on crime. To date he has shown both ignorance of and contempt for the law as well as an eye for publicity.

As Occupy Wall Street Protests gain ground in the US, there are plans afoot in the UK to organize Christmas parties for bankers' in a war memorial dedicated to merchant seamen.

London - Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has unveiled the cable car scheme that will operate across the Thames; it iis sponsored by Dubai-based company Emirates.

London - Mayor Boris Johnson has spoken out against plans for a high-speed rail system that would eventually link London with Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester.

London - The former London mayor, Ken Livingstone, has won the Labour Party's nomination for the London mayoral election, which will be held in 2012 .

Boris Johnson is the mayor of London. During his campaign for this important elected post, Johnson made youth crime one of his key priorities. How ironic then that a recent gallant act of his may show that those policies are not having much effect yet.

A British MP has posted on his blog that Computer games are Rotting the Brains of children. This post has been the subject of mass critisism from many. The article goes to state many things which aare unfounded.