Daily news digest: The five biggest news stories from London and around the world

These are the five biggest stories from the last 24 hours in the capital and across the globe.

Tories tear into Jeremy Corbyn after Labour buoyed by opinion polls boost​

The Conservatives accused Jeremy Corbyn of "siding with Britain's enemies" in a furious onslaught following Labour’s success in opinion polls.

The row erupted after the Labour leader appeared in a television interview in which he faced repeated questions over whether he condemned the IRA.

Meanwhile Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson also hit out at Mr Corbyn, saying he "hasn't got a clue" when it comes to Brexit and that EU negotiators would "have him for breakfast".

Pippa Middleton marries groom James Matthews in front of royals, family and friends

Bride Pippa Middleton wowed the crowds and guests as she arrived at the church in a beautiful white Giles Deacon gown ahead of her wedding to James Matthews.

Pippa, 33, beamed with happiness as she showed off her famous figure in the fitted lace gown by the British designer.

On the arm of her father, Michael Middleton, Pippa smiled with joy as she arrived at the St Marks Church in a vintage car ahead of her vows.

North Korea carries out another missile test despite UN warnings

North Korea carried out another missile test despite warnings form the United Nations and US President Donald Trump.

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the projectile was fired on Sunday afternoon, near capital city Pyongyang.

It comes a week after the secretive country successfully tested a new midrange missile that could reportedly carry a nuclear warhead.

Moped thieves target lone mobile phone users in spate of muggings across south London

Police issued a warning after thugs on mopeds and bikes targeted mobile phone users in a spate of muggings across south London.

Gangs on scooters and push bikes hit six lone victims while they walked along holding their devices in their hands, Southwark police said.

Two thefts occurred in Burgess Park on Saturday afternoon while muggers also struck in Old Kent Road, Elephant and Castle and Walworth.

Champions sign off in style as John Terry says goodbye to Stamford Bridge

Chelsea lifted the Premier League trophy on Sunday as long-serving captain John Terry said goodbye to Stamford Bridge.

Antonio Conte's men were crowned champions nine days ago after Michy Batshuayi's 82nd-minute goal secured a 1-0 win against West Brom at the Hawthorns, but signed off in style with a thumping 5-1 win over Sunderland.

John Terry was given a guard of honour after he was substituted on the 26th minute, before the club captain took the mic at full time to address the fans after being presented with their fifth Premier League title.