A round-up of today's news, including David Cameron's vow to clear 'Democracy Village' in Parliament Square ahead of the Royal Wedding.
A sad and slightly sinister sepia toned rendering of everyone's favourite Cockney knees up tune.
We've got a confession to make: one of the reasons we went to see <a href="http://www.endoftherainbowlondon.com/">End of the Rainbow</a> at the Trafalgar Studios last night was the promise of hearing some incredible songs sung live, rather than listening to recordings. We weren't disappointed. But what a shame the script failed to live up to the singing.
It’s not often that the star of an opera is a dog, but it was the appeal of such an unlikely hero that encouraged Simon McBurney, the highly regarded director of Complicite, to make his operatic debut.
With weather like this what you need is a big old roast turkey dinner and a big ole piece of pie. If you can't be bothered with roasting that turkey till Christmas, here are some suggestions for feasting and being thankful American style tomorrow night.
After a summer's worth of refurbishment and a pair of name changes, two of the Barbican's three dining spaces re-opened at the beginning of October. Here's what we made of them.
A night of comedy and storytelling so funny we almost had a major back spasm, from the Tall Tales team of writers, actors, musicians and bloggers.
The week ahead in literary London: David Starkey, John Crace and Geoff Dyer in Richmond, Book Slam returns and the Firestation Book Swap comes back within the M25. Plus some excellent storytelling, performance poetry and author chats.
There’s certain food which it seems natural to cook at home, and others which we’re inclined to leave to chefs at restaurants. Sushi falls into the second category. Enter Yuki Gomi, who’s on a mission to bring Japanese cooking to the kitchens of London
Tower Hamlets council is to take legal action against the Olympic organisers, despite the new marathon route getting approval by the International Olympics Committee last week.
Boris bikes will be made available to the general public from December 3rd, it has been announced. From that date, anyone in possession of a credit or debit card will be able to rent one.
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