Does it matter if historic pub names disappears? The Archbishop of Westminster thinks so.
Have you been kettled during a protest? Tell us about it.
Join the girls on the run to raise money for Cancer Research.
Monday's other news, including a great vid of some extreme ironing.
A challenge for the artists and the audience alike, a one off performance of Haydn's Seven Last Words took place on Thursday evening with mixed success.
The best of your maps go on show at Museum of London from 21 April until 11 September.
Roll up! Roll up! The circus is back in town.
An astonishing achievement, this brilliant, very human play brings both Blythe’s signature verbatim technique and the concept of musical theatre to a whole new level
Bored of board games? On Easter Sunday, you can either scoff lots of chocolate eggs or run around playing secret agent in a real-life game on Southbank. Or both.
Pick of this week's gigs.
Congratulations to everyone who ran the London Marathon yesterday and thanks to our Flickr friends who photographed it.
Weekly listings of all things science, technology and anything a bit, well, nerdy.
History of the Roundhouse depicted in new art work.
It looks like the Greenwich cable car scheme might actually go ahead.
More London miscellany for a Monday morning.
The weekend's other news. Including a very expensive apartment, and an alternative Easter gift idea.
We have a winner: masturbation, tango, wrestling and fake orgasms win audience and expert approval.
Verbatim plays - even the famous My Name is Rachel Corrie - get a new twist in this intriguing double bill.
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