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G20 protest victim's family demand answers

05.11.09

Family of G20 protest victim Ian Tomlinson said their grief remains raw as they demanded answers over his death... more

Free culture in London

13.08.08

In these straitened times, the first sacrifices are the theatre, concert tickets and art gallery visits, right? Wrong.... more

Keep kids occupied in London

08.08.08

Make sure your children have plenty to do this summer wih our guide to the best events in the capital.... more

Anna Meredith is prom queen

06.08.08

How will Anna Meredith's gutsy, wild new composition for 800 performers be received by the Last Night audience?.... more

Scoop up the free theatre

31.07.08

You get a spectacular historial riverside setting at The Scoop. The actors perform whatever the weather. And it's free.... more

No beef about Gaucho's steaks

02.07.08

Gaucho is paradise for carnivorous City boys, but the chain is overpriced and the rest of the menu doesn't match the quality of the meat. ... more

The right outlook at Byron

19.05.08

Byron heaves with energy, enthusiasm and eternal optimism. It's the sort of place where Boris's Londoners will go, says Mark Bolland.... more

Easter in the city

19.03.08

With a four-day weekend ahead, we've compiled dozens of cracking ideas for a great Bank Holiday Break.... more

Screwball with a screw loose

28.02.08

The Accidental Husband is a terrible romantic comedy, looking like a bad Bollywood movie without the songs.... more

Just super Christmas markets!

05.12.07

Avoid the high street crush ... drink, eat and shop at traditional stalls full of festive spirit.... more

The Circle line might be quicker this way ...

05.09.07

Londoners are being urged to take part in a 17-mile charity night-time hike following the route of the Circle line.... more

London's Latin lesson

06.08.07

More than 100,000 people basked in the glorious sunshine and enjoyed the Carnaval Del Pueblo - the biggest Latin American festival in Europe.... more

Carving out a new life

06.08.07

A victim of a brutal attack two years ago sees his first exhibition open today at City Hall.... more

Barge Mahal floats in for London's festival of India

17.07.07

A floating replica of the Taj Mahal was moving down the Thames to launch a spectacular Indian festival in London.... more

Floating Taj Mahal to launch Indian festival

06.07.07

A floating replica of the Taj Mahal will sail down the Thames to launch a spectacular three-month Indian festival in London.... more

Festival lights up Thames for Ł20

05.02.07

Landmarks along the Thames will be lit up from 4pm to midnight each day as London's first light festival is launched on Thursday.... more

Christmas greetings from Banksy

01.12.06

Guerrilla artist Banksy's Santa's Ghetto features Santa rechristened as Satan and a Michael Jackson lookalike in Hansel and Gretel.... more

London's cinemas are most expensive in Europe

17.10.06

Londoners pay more than three times the European average to watch a film, research showed today. An adult ticket for the Odeon in Leicester Square costs up to Ł17.50.... more

Critic's Choice: Top Five Plays

15.09.06

Our reviewers select London's best plays, from Nina Rain's comedy Rabbit, to a clever cabaret from New York, and Brixton Stories - a thoughtful snapshot of south-west London life.... more

The Steam Industry's pacy, bold and determinedly accessible revival of Brecht's epic masterpiece, Caucasian Chalk Circle, is playing for any passer-by outside City Hall. The politicians should be thankful.... more