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Beachy Head and The State We're In flag up facts

26.08.09
Edinburgh Theatre: Beachy Head is dreamy and ethereal and The State We're In isn't the most subtle writing that Edinburgh has seen.... more

Battle over elected peers as Sir Alan Sugar enters Lords

20.07.09
Sir Alan Sugar takes his seat in the Lords as a fresh row erupted over whether peers should be elected... more

‘Peaceful’ Tamil protesters are ready to fight proposed ban

14.05.09
Tamil protesters vow to fight proposed new laws designed to push them out of Parliament Square... more

Why these Tamil sons in London, mourning their slain mothers in Sri Lanka, have placed Westminster under siege

09.04.09
Will Self reports on the third day of ­protests by British Tamils inflamed by the military actions of a Sri Lankan government intent on extirpating the last of the Tamil Tiger fighters ... more

Oxford St carols banned as nuisance to shoppers

19.11.08
An Oxford Street department store has been banned from playing Christmas carols because they create "noise pollution"... more

Parliament protest over plight of failed asylum seekers

01.10.08
A protest camp has been set up in Parliament Square to draw attention to the plight of failed asylum seekers... more

What can this artist be trying to say? Turn on iPod for answer

15.08.08
The Tate is to run a digital exhibition alongside this year's Turner Prize... more

Police evict Hungarian human statues from Parliament peace camp

31.07.08
Police swooped on the Parliament Square peace camp and kicked out two Hungarian street performers... more

Show now running at the Tate

30.06.08
All day, every day, for the next four months an athlete will run the 86 metres of Tate Britain's central Duveens Galleries.... more

Giant horse among runners to be 'Angel of the South'

07.05.08
In the North, they got an angel. Down South, we may get a giant horse... more

Straw lifts Commons demo exclusion zone

25.03.08
The ban on protests outside Parliament is to be lifted, Jack Straw announced today... more

Everyone likes Ken - until they know him

28.02.08
Neil Kinnock's famously damning view of the Mayor holds true: take a closer look and you find he is not the great hope for social justice he purports to be... more

Wallinger: Why I had to win the Turner

04.12.07
The winner of the 2007 Turner Prize has launched a searing attack on the infringement of civil rights that stops protests in Parliament Square.... more

The Bear Man

23.10.07
Mark Wallinger talks about dressing up as a bear, losing 30 works in the Momart fire and being favourite for this year's Turner Prize.... more

Subtlety prevails at Iraq show

24.05.07
The ICA has asked 25 European, Iraqi and American artists to propose a memorial to the Iraq war; the results are being shown at the ICA Galleries.... more

Protest artist nominated for Turner Prize

08.05.07
The artist who recreated the Parliament Square anti-war protest in Tate Britain has been nominated for this year's £25,000 Turner Prize. ... more

Critic's choice: Top five exhibitions

18.01.07
This weekend is the final chance to see exhibitions from Velazquez, David Smith, David Hockney and the Turner Prize nominees. ... more

The State we are in

16.01.07
Mark Wallinger's State Britain has already provoked controversy. And it is one of the smartest political artworks of recent times, says Nick Hackworth.... more

Protest camp now £90,000 Tate show

15.01.07
Brian Haw's one-man protest against Tony Blair used to be a fixture outside the House of Commons. And it is now a £90,000 work of art.... more

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