Big shows opening, a Royal Court debut, the first street photography festival and things that go bump in the night
Even a short spell at this mixed-use Clerkenwell spot should provide you with a proper escape from the day-in-day-out London hustle.
A local landmark is demolished...but it shall return.
A new Greenpeace protest targets Volkswagen by sending troops into Old Street.
No saucy Twittering allowed, say IOC rules.
In which we cast our stony gaze over the rest of today's news stories.
This week's Zingers has a circus feel with clowns, magicians, aerialists and a juggler.
The most riotous Shakespeare in town, lurching from urbanity to deranged, blackly comic violence.
A temporary structure beneath the A12 flyover in Hackney Wick.
Because we all love the smell of bullshit in the morning.
Here's a quick heads up about the Southbank Centre's London Literature Festival, packed with big names, starting on Thursday.
The pick of this week's gigs.
Some pretty pictures from last week's elegant automotive event.
Murals, abolitionists, gentrification, tapas and a bus garage...
Famous landmark to get Olympic ring ornamenture.
Events for people with curious minds.
A touch of the seaside on a Camden housing estate.
Planets, Bunsen burners, and Patrick Moore...knitted.
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