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The article reports that the fire at the public housing project Grenfell Tower in North Kensington in London, England puts divided tensions in the district. Topics discussed include the complaints of the residents about fire safety issues, ignoring the concerns of Grenfell Tower residents by the council chamber, and the argument of conservative councilors about protecting public services.

The article reports that London, England attackers slipped by despite of warnings. Topics discussed include the views of Usama Hasan, a former Islamic extremist, on physical altercation, the views of Jesse Morton, the informants of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), on the extremist role and terrorist attack at the Big Ben in London, England.

The article reports on the bombing taking place in Manchester, England carried out by Salman Abedi a British Muslim killing almost 22 people and wounding 116 more. Topics discussed include terrorist attack, terrorism, Islamist groups, suicide bombing attacks, victims of terrorism, Islamic State and killing of innocent people.

The article reports on the hunt for 22-year-old bomber Salman Abedi who was a suspected accomplice of the concert bombing in Manchester, England on May 22, 2017.

The article profiles stand-up comedian Henning Wehn, highlighting his status as a German comedian working in London, England. Topics addressed include the role of mocking stereotypes in Wehn's stand-up routine, as well as his efforts to find humor in exploring British and German conceptions of World War II.

The article presents the author's insights about the social condition in London, England, and mentions the resilience of Londoners against terrorism following the fire at Grenfell Tower building in West London.

The article focuses on a report given by Peter Clarke, former head of counterterrorism command in Metropolitan Police Office in Great Britain, regarding deliberate, sustained and coordinated action to introduce Islam for schools in Birmingham, England.

The article reports on the escalating blame game among British politicians for lack of preparation on the regional flooding in most of the southern part of England in February 2014 due to heavy rain season as severe flood warnings were in placed along the Thames River.

LONDON -- James Konrad, a bookish 27-year-old with a polite manner, used to make a living at a sports betting company, weighing the odds of muddy terrain affecting the sure-footedness of racehorses. These days, he takes bets on the muddy terrain that is European politics. Mr. Konrad trades up to $:3 billion, or $4.7 billion, worth of euro zone bonds a day for Royal Bank of Scotland. The bets are just as uncertain in both fields, but the sums are vastly larger in his current job, amounts that seem to stagger even him. ''How do you make someone understand that you've traded a billion worth in bonds?'' Mr. Konrad said. ''A billion. It's easy to get lost in the zeros.'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

LONDON -- Amber Charles still remembers the wasteland behind Stratford station, the hooded youths lingering across the street by the McDonald's and her mother's instruction not to walk the dirt track leading to their housing development after dark. Today, a sparkling new Olympic stadium and state-of-the art shopping mall have replaced the once-bleak expanse and the hooded youths are nowhere to be seen. What was once a dirt track has become a paved street complete with a road sign. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports on several people died in the Grenfell Tower fire in London, England on June 14, 2017 and hundreds are lost, according to the police.