London

In the autumn of 1888, an unknown killer terrorised Whitechapel in east London, murdering at least five women. Follow in Jack the Ripper's footsteps on this self-guided walk through the same streets that still carry the dark imprint of history.

Esther is Now Following You (Bantam, 2026) is journalist Tanya Sweeney's debut novel that explores the thin line between admiration and dangerous obsession in London. The book depicts the protagonist Esther's escalating stalking of a Canadian actor.

Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare on Netflix documents Kirat Assi's ten-year-long nightmare, where she fell victim to an extremely sophisticated catfishing scam orchestrated by her cousin Simran Bhogal in London.

Grenfell: Uncovered on Netflix documents the fire in the 24-story Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, London, which claimed the lives of 72 people on June 14, 2017. The film highlights how flammable facade cladding and ignored safety warnings led to one of Britain's worst housing disasters.

Dennis Nilsen confessed in February 1983 to the murder of at least 15 men in London after a plumber found human remains in the drain at Cranley Gardens. This episode of Morbid covers Nilsen's necrophilic tendencies and the disposal of the victims.

Dennis Nilsen killed at least 15 young men in London between 1978 and 1983, before a blocked drain revealed his crimes. This episode of the Morbid podcast explores the early years of Nilsen's killing spree and his manipulative approach.