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Be part of a meditative walk in the Turbine Hall this weekend.
Whether you're looking to dine like a future king or taking a let them eat Kate mentality toward the royal wedding, here's a narrowed down list of restaurant and bar specials going on in honour of Will and Kate's big day.
See if you can guess the connection between some of this week's Zingers: a drag Prince William, a Kate Middleton burlesque routine, the alternative wedding night reception and a trip down the Thames.
The winner of the prestigious photography prize was announced last night at P3.
RUN: a new permanent piece of public art for 'Lizzy' Park.
We speak to Dan Rebellato, Professor of Contemporary Theatre at Royal Holloway about his new play Chekhov in Hell, his London roots, government cuts and modern bullshit.
The week ahead in literary London: the London Word Festival continues apace, plus test out AV before the referendum at Utter!.
Dancers from the Royal Ballet try their hand at choreography.
Music and art in E8 this Thursday and Friday night.
Our pick of the best events from the Southbank's special summer season.
Anxious about how much money you've got riding on Olympic tickets? Read on.
Our just-three-days-to-go news round-up.
Beehives, bowsers, wormeries and "not so sexy" LEDs: the stories behind London's greenest museums
Your (very nearly) Royal Wedding-free guide to what's on in London's theatres, galleries and exhibition spaces this week
A selection of royal garments, august condoms and the Queen stood in front of a fried breakfast for some reason.
Grabs philosophical enquiry by the shoulders and gives it a good shake.
Up against trees and in pointless places: what are these bollards for?
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