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The Lawn Bistro - review

13.10.11
Three courses at a little over £10 a course at dinner for thoughtful, complex cooking is potentially a pretty good deal... more

Embassy staff accused of serious crimes hide behind 'immunity'

05.07.11
Soaring numbers of foreign diplomats and embassy staff in London are being arrested - but escape justice because they claim immunity from prosecution... more

Mothercare heads east with Iraq store

21.06.11
Mother-and-baby retail chain Mothercare has announced plans to open a branch in Iraq... more

Tycoon's basement plans labelled 'blot under the landscape' by furious neighbours

31.05.11
A billionaire's plans for a 'super basement' beneath his £48 million Highgate home have been branded 'disgraceful' by neighbours ... more

Turkey's press freedom attack is a disgrace

06.04.11
Those journalists working in the liberal democracies of the West generally enjoy the luxury of going about their business without the threat of prosecution or prison... more

Dustin Hoffman's Kensington street is most expensive in UK

01.03.11
Residents of Britain's most expensive street told today how Hollywood stars and banking tycoons are tempted by its 'village atmosphere' ... more

Uzbek buyers snap up luxury houses in capital

28.02.11
Cash from Uzbekistan has been flooding into luxury London property amid a £3.9 billion spending spree by international buyers, according to estate agent Knight Frank... more

Samarqand pays tribute to the beauty of the silk road

14.10.10
First impressions count at a new venture promoting the variety and delicacy of Russian and Central Asian cuisine... more

Stuart Pearce expecting fans to get behind England

11.08.10
Pearce is confident England head coach Fabio Capello and his squad will not be the target of the boo boys... more

Hamburg's 9/11 Taiba mosque closed

09.08.10
Hamburg’s Taiba mosque, which was used by some of the 9/11 attackers, is shut because German authorities believe it is again being used as a meeting point for Islamic radicals... more

Jack Wilshere left out of U21 squad

05.08.10
Arsenal youngster could be catapulted into the senior England ranks after being left out of Stuart Pearce's squad... more

Sir Trevor Brooking pleased after clubs release youngsters

06.07.10
Coach Noel Blake was able to name a near full-strength squad for the event in Normandy... more

UN pleads for end to Kyrgyzstan violence

15.06.10
The UN Security Council calls for calm in Kyrgyzstan after 'hundreds' of people are killed in ethnic violence and thousands forced to flee... more

Jamie Baker misery compounded by first round Queen’s exit

07.06.10
Wild card bundled out of the Aegon Championships at Queen’s Club, leaving the British No3 to endure yet more frustration... more

City Spy: Standard & Poor's Lapo had guts not to be a lapdog

28.04.10
Not emerging from the Goldman Sachs CDO affair smelling of roses — perhaps predictably, given their track record — are the credit-rating agencies... more

Why Britain turns a blind eye to torture

19.02.10
The torture debate is once again raising the ugliest of heads. Following the revelations of MI5’s knowledge of torture in the Binyam Mohamed case, ministers have been hot in denial of any collusion in torture with the US or other allies... more

Sporting Miscellanies

07.07.09
Gavin Rossdale turned up to watch Roger Federer's victory without Gwen Stefani... more

Scolari has dig at disrespectful Chelsea

29.06.09
Luiz Felipe Scolari claims a number of Chelsea players did not respect him at Stamford Bridge... more

An almost touching night at the theatre

03.03.09
A couple are bickering in a poky room. She is trying to assemble an Ikea shelving unit with a spoon with little success... more

Alfa turns on Arctic chill in telecoms row

09.12.08
More on the conflict between Norwegian telecoms company Telenor and Russian group Alfa... more

Arsenal billionaire buys £48m London estate

19.05.08
A billionaire Arsenal shareholder has bought a historic £48 million estate in Hampstead... more

Hard to stomach

11.01.08
The British Ambassador's Belly Dancer is the amateurishly told story of Nadira Alieva, the Uzbek bellydancer whose tumultuous life included running drugs as a child and being raped twice.... more

From Uzbekistan to Benny Goodman

24.10.07
The world renowned Endymion chamber group is coming to the Wigmore Hall and This is London readers can take advantage of a special 2 for 1 ticket offer.... more

A tour around the dark side of fame

26.09.07
All too often in Life After Scandal, the familiar self-exposers and emotional strip-teasers become wearisome rather than illuminating.... more

Russians bring sculpture to Regent's Park

26.06.07
Huge sculptures are to be put on display in Regent's Park this summer, thanks to a group of young, wealthy Russian artlovers. ... more

In the grip of twin terrors

18.05.07
Tom Morton-Smith's debut play - Salt Meets Wound - is full of ambition, good acting and good old-fashinoned gripping drama.... more

Critic's Choice: Top 5 exhibitions

01.02.07
A gangly palm tree fills the White Cube's West End space, At Home is hard to resist and The Wallace Collection celebrates Francesco Xanto Avelli.... more

Critic's choice: top 5 exhibitions

11.01.07
The last chance to see Stubbs at Tate Britain, plus 13th century Indian bronzes and Italian wartime satire are among Hephzibah Anderson's exhibition picks.... more

Critic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions

04.01.07
A collection of photographs by former Pravda Vostoka photographer Max Penson go on display and the Sliding Door exhibition groups together some of the Tate Modern's latest acquisitions.... more

Soviet records from forgotten pioneer

29.11.06
A photographic record of Uzbekistan's 1930s transformation from feudal Islamic society to industrialised Soviet state is a must-see, says Sue Steward.... more


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