The Latest Breaking News from Oxford Street

Sir Mark Rowley says officer made 'a mistake' while trying to do 'her best' for the people of London

Thousands of suspected illegal items have been seized by trading standards officers in a raid on one of Oxford street’s biggest candy stores.

Long known as one of Europe's busiest retail destinations, Oxford Street has traditionally been a magnet for fashion fans, tourists and office workers. But in recent years, the street that stretches for more than a mile in length has faced a wave of challenges, from the pandemic seriously denting footfall,…

Queues formed outside stores on Oxford Street in London in the early hours of Tuesday

Party says American-style sweetshops – some under investigation for tax evasion – are ripping off public

Dozens of people queued outside Selfridges on Oxford Street before it opened on Sunday

Demonstrators in and around Oxford Street campaign against retailers including Puma, Hewlett-Packard and Axa

Pro-Palestinian activists urged shoppers to boycott “Israeli-linked” brands as they brought traffic to a standstill during a march on Oxford Street.

“What musicians want,” said composer Sir Edward Elgar as he inaugurated the first HMV shop in London in 1921, “is more listeners, and the dissemination of good music by the gramophone will give us a new public which will … listen to it with true appreciation.”