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TONY EASTLEY: The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, is urging Londoners to go about their business as normal. He's speaking here to correspondent Barbara Miller. BARBARA MILLER: Boris Johnson, is it fair to ask Londoners to go about their normal ...

Boris Johnson has added his voice to suggestions the Communications Data Bill could be revived following the murder of soldier Lee Rigby. The London mayor said it was "too early" to say whether the bill - dubbed a "snoopers' charter" by critics - ...

The Mayor of London has tweeted a picture of him and the Prime Minister meeting community leaders in Woolwich. Boris Johnson tweeted: "Earlier today, I met with community leaders in Woolwich alongside David Cameron and local MP Nick Raynsford.

London Mayor Boris Johnson urged the people of the city to remain calm. Everything I am hearing leads me to think that Londoners can go about their business in the normal way and we are going to bring the killers to justice, he said. In Washington, ...

People heckle London Mayor Boris Johnson as he leaves the scene of a terror attack Thursday in Woolwich. The British government confirmed Thursday that the man reportedly slaughtered by two men with knives and cleavers on a street in southeast ...

British Prime Minister David Cameron (C) and London Mayor Boris Johnson (R) meet with members of the local community during a visit to Woolwich, southeast London on May 23, 2013, following the gruesome murder of a soldier on a London street. (AFP) | ...

London Mayor Boris Johnson is widely viewed as a friend of developers who have ambitious plans for the central area of the city. Johnson has often "called-in"—that is, vetoed—decisions by local London councils to reject a development.

London Mayor Boris Johnson visits the scene of the gruesome attack that has shocked the city. He tried to reassure citizens after a British soldier was hacked to death in Woolwich by two men shouting Islamic slogans. (SOUNDBITE) (English) LONDON ...

London mayor Boris Johnson told ITV News that he was "absolutely confident" that people responsible for the death of solider Lee Rigby in Woolwich would be brought to justice. He said: "People in London should realise that this is a very safe city ...