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What's not to like? CapCo makes its Earls Court case

30.09.11
Two middle-aged protesters stood outside the Building Centre in Bloomsbury on Tuesday morning with cardboard signs reading "Developers Keep Out". But the warning failed to deter 150 delegates to a conference at which the target for their objection, the 77-acre Earls Court development, was robustly defended by its developer... more

Chirpy cheep chic - birds are ruling the roost

12.09.11
Birds are ruling the roost this season, not only in fashion but in homeware too. Avid twitcher Emma McCarthy is in her element... more

Velodrome is a winning design

12.07.11
The velodrome declared joint winner of an award for the best new building in London... more

Now War Horse rides high on Broadway

15.04.11
National's Olivier Theatre hit has New York first night in raptures... more

Surge in dining out feeds a flurry of restaurant launches

08.04.11
Restaurants declared an end to the austere 'eating in' era as new figures showed a boom in going out since Christmas ... more

UBS Broadgate hopes under threat from English Heritage

08.04.11
A cloud no bigger than a man's hand hangs over Broadgate, casting a shadow on plans drawn up by British Land to build a £750 million HQ for UBS on the 16-block office complex adjacent Liverpool Street Station... more

A bright future at Battersea if obstacles are overcome

04.03.11
Chairing a morning event at which 15 speakers laud the coming of London's biggest development after the Olympics can undermine one's natural scepticism. ... more

Andrew Lloyd Webber comes back from cancer to the limelight

20.01.11
As he brings his new Wizard of Oz to the Palladium, the veteran impresario assures Nick Curtis he won't yet leave the stage... more

'Stage crew bullies and drunkenness made my life hell at War Horse'

15.11.10
Worker on West End hit War Horse claims he was sacked for exposing a culture of backstage drunkenness and racist bullying... more

Post-Jamie Oliver, the junk food danger that still lurks at school gates

28.05.10
Children using takeaway shops at the school gates could be consuming more fat and salt in one meal than an adult’s maximum daily recommendation... more

So much praise for Mark Morris

15.04.10
Can you be bored with praise? If you can, Mark Morris will be in tears, so laurelled is he for L’Allegro, il Penseroso, ed il Moderato.... more

The great big London quiz of 2009

24.12.09
It was the year of bankers’ bonuses and MPs’ moats, of Jude Law’s Hamlet and England’s Ashes win. But how well do you remember the other stories that hit the Standard’s headlines in 2009? Take our quiz to find out ... more

Thunder and light for George Crumb

07.12.09
George Crumb's Star-Child was the climax of the BBC Symphony Orchestra’s Total Immersion day.... more

London set to receive £3m boost from weekend of international sport

14.08.09
London expects to earn £3.35 million from hosting top sports events this weekend as a warm-up to the London 2012 Olympics... more

The influences of twee Americana, glassy towers... and snails

12.08.09
The list includes a number of Prince Charles's favourite architects but his desire to return to traditional styles may yet be thwarted... more

Children's hit drama War Horse charges into West End

18.12.08
The National Theatre's award-winning production of War Horse is transferring to the West End... more

London bike park 'one of the safest in world'

17.12.08
A London bicycle park has been selected as one of the world's best examples of cycle safety... more

Experimental revival of Dido and Aeneas

25.06.08
A simpler concert performance of Dido and Aeneas would have done just as well, and made greater sense of Purcell's sublime music.... more

Can, my dear, Gone With The Wind survive?

25.04.08
The critics have savaged Trevor Nunn's £4.75m Gone With the Wind. How did such a shambles make it to the stage? And can it survive such a mauling?... more

A wooly performance

16.10.07
Instead of modernist notes, a Renaissance choral masterpiece was chosen to launch the Southbank Centre's Nono festival.... more

The RSC comes full circle

27.06.07
The Royal Shakespeare Company is returning to the revamped Roundhouse theatre five years after a disastrous season at the venue... more

Chiswick becomes gourmet haunt

03.10.06
It was an area which thought Cafe Rouge was cutting-edge ten years ago, but Chiswick is now one of the capital's best places to eat.... more


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