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We need to talk about capitalism

18.10.11
As the numbers of anti-City protesters outside St Paul's Cathedral continue to grow, Richard Godwin asks the crowd - including the odd ex-banker - what they ultimately hope to achieve... more

Vandals daub paint on Karl Marx's grave

29.09.11
The grave of Karl Marx has been vandalised by yobs who daubed paint on the monument at Highgate cemetery.... more

City Spy: Taking the plunge on Dolphin deal

16.08.11
Looking for a repossession bargain? Not keen on rundown flats in grotty suburbs? Here is another option from TheMoveChannel.com... more

Our postcode makes us the person we are

07.06.11
When a colleague and friend asked me to dinner recently she added that before I gave an answer I should know that she lived in north London. I'd already guessed that... more

Anarchy back on the streets of London

04.03.11
From Fitzrovia to Sotherby's, Oxford Street to Millbank Tower, anarchy is back on the streets on the capital. Dan Hind follows the lawless to their London lairs... more

'Spy in Commons' no more than a Russian agent's exaggeration

07.12.10
If one in seven of House of Commons pass-holders are foreign nationals, is that not an invitation to the SVR, the successor to the old KGB, to dive in?... more

Glory days are in reach now that Spurs have style and substance

23.08.10
Harry Redknapp has given the club the grit they need to make Bill Nicholson's vision come true... more

Stacks of fun at the London Library and the British Library

18.06.10
Humming with sexual electricity, peopled by intellectuals and movie stars, the London library and the British Library are the capital's most unlikely hotspots - and each has its own ardent fans... more

East London to have Speakers Corner

13.11.09
A new Speakers Corner will be built in Waltham Forest to improve local democracy... more

Beware smart men and the pinkish dawn

01.09.09
Why was nothing was learned from the Enron morality tale?... more

Fresh and sensitive voice in Apologia

23.06.09
Alexi Kaye Campbell's Apologia probes conventional ideas about parental responsibility in a manner that's both raw and very funny.... more

Tourist boom sparks revolt at Karl Marx’s resting place

01.05.09
The group which runs London’s best-known graveyard is being investigated by the charity watchdog after claims it is discouraging visitors... more

26 million visit London in year as domestic tourism soars

29.04.09
London welcomed more than 26 million tourists last year - and while the numbers from overseas fell, visitors from other parts of Britain more than made up the difference... more

Was Marx right all along?

30.03.09
The way to save capitalism will be hotly debated in London this week and suddenly the man who predicted its demise is fashionable again. Two writers argue over his legacy... more

Only in London - tell us your unique London experience

23.03.09
A campaign designed to lure visitors to London's lesser-known attractions has been launched... more

This transfer window is pure smash and grab

04.02.09
The unseemly scramble we witnessed at the end of the transfer window is not the way football should do its business... more

The City faces up to a new age of moral capitalism

21.11.08
The decision by top banking executives not to take their bonuses could signal the end of ‘greed is good’ and herald a kinder, caring era... more

In the end, Dostoevsky, too, saw the need for God

30.09.08
You can accuse the Archbishop of Canterbury of many things but at least he has impeccable taste in literature... more

Winning minority golds is no substitute for major triumphs

15.08.08
In the solemn belief that there is nothing worse than the curmudgeon who tries to ruin the party when it's in full swing, I intend today to get cracking before the party has even begun... more

Posh's proletariat past: Victoria Beckham descended from Communist comrade of Karl Marx

05.08.08
Given her love of materialist things, it may be surprising to learn of Victoria Beckham's Communist roots.... more

Restoring status at Quo Vadis

04.06.08
After a rocky few years under Marco Pierre White, the Hart brothers have got the Soho stalwart back on track.... more

How romance blossomed among the silent readers

22.04.08
Lady Antonia Fraser complains that the British Library Reading Room has become overrun by undergraduates who are hogging all the desks. Her fellow historian Tristram Hunt bemoans the fact it is now a "groovy place" to meet for a frappuccino. Many feared that when the old Reading Room closed, the British Library would lose its charm. Far from it. It has become more fashionable than ever as a social venue... more

British Library like a branch of Starbooks say the literati

21.04.08
Prominent authors have complained that two the British Library's Reading Room has been overtaken by frappuccino drinking students giggling with their friends, playing on laptops and texting their mates.... more

Perfect picnic spots around London

25.07.07
When the weather picks up this summer, the capital is home to some ideal picnic spots.... more

A piece of Italy in the capital

23.07.07
La Cantina is as Italian as Pavarotti and mozzarella and as corny as Kansas - but utterly charming, says Mark Bolland.... more

The queen and I

08.02.07
He took home an Evening Standard film award this week and is up for 10 Oscars, yet Stephen Frears isn't sure why his royal drama is such a hit. Maybe because it's about British dottiness, he says.... more


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