Henry Riley

1 week ago | lbc.co.uk | Henry Riley

The felling of an ancient oak tree has understandably put local residents and conservationists on a collision course with the Toby Carvery restaurant chain. Toby Carvery's website states, "We take pride in everything we do". I have no doubt they know their onions when it comes to their Yorkshire puddings or slow roast gammon, but when it comes to nature, specifically trees, there can be no "pride" in hacking down a 500-year-old tree. The operators, Mitchells and Butlers, are well established.

1 week ago | lbc.co.uk | Connor Hand |Henry Riley

A mother-of-two has told LBC of the “unspeakable devastation and trauma” she has experienced after being arrested for “confiscating her child’s iPad”. History teacher Vanessa Brown, 50, spent seven-and-a-half hours in a custody cell on March 26 this year, following a claim she had stolen two iPads which were traced to her mother’s house in Cobham, Surrey.

2 weeks ago | lbc.co.uk | Henry Riley |Kit Heren

Exclusive Rayner insists she's 'absolutely determined' to hit 1.5 million new homes target despite tariff blow to UK economy 5 April 2025, 06:51 | Updated: 5 April 2025, 07:26 File photo dated 12/02/24 of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner during a visit to a construction site in Cambridge.

1 month ago | lbc.co.uk | Henry Riley

Tiktokker blasted for ‘sickening' ghost-hunting livestream filmed at Nicola Bulley’s grave Labour MP Cat Smith has described the broadcast, from the grave of Nicola Bulley (L) as “crass and inappropriate”. Picture: Alamy/Social Media By Henry Riley @HenryRiley1A TikTok user has caused outrage after live-broadcasting videos in the middle of the night from Nicola Bulley’s grave. LBC has seen part of a lengthy livestream broadcast shortly before midnight on 2nd March.

2 months ago | lbc.co.uk | Henry Riley

Exclusive Chagossians beg to return to their homeland, as LBC visits their lunch club in Crawley Meet the exiles of the Chagos Islands By Henry Riley @HenryRiley1Just a matter of miles from Gatwick Airport live thousands of Chagossians. Crawley in West Sussex is where many of the islanders settled since 2002, after initially being expelled from their homeland in the 1960s and 1970s.