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Marc Jacobs and Kate Moss give Paris a taste of innocent enjoyment

05.10.11
In contrast to her appearance last season, Kate Moss was a picture of innocence as she closed the Louis Vuitton show in Paris ... more

Day-trip to Paris on 'Boris bikes'

05.09.11
Two Londoners spent the day cycling around Paris - using two of the Mayor's 'Boris bikes'... more

London's musical youth

12.05.11
Many of the capital's young musical talents fail to reach their potential in the cash-strapped state school system. Now the Mayor is launching a scheme aimed at raising £2million towards teaching the stars of tomorrow... more

Art rules the metro in Paris

06.04.11
You don't need the Louvre for your fix of art in Paris, says Andrew Martin, the city's underground stations are galleries in their own right... more

Fresh eyes on the old masters

27.01.11
The director of the National Gallery, Nicholas Penny, has written his own idiosyncratic guide to his favourite works in the collection - and it's a must for any London art-lover... more

Modernising Rome

03.11.10
Lee Marshall visits a Zaha Hadid-designed art gallery while staying at a hotel nearby with artistic riches of its own... more

Richard Dennen: I’m no saint but I know a man who is

07.09.10
Out in the city: Richard Dennen recounts the summer he lost his virginity in Paris... more

No Mona Lisa but these works are her equals

22.07.10
THIS is one of those exhibitions that makes you proud and thankful to live in our great city.... more

Heat's on to find winner from this sizzling sextet as the Australian Open gets underway

18.01.10
The heart says Murray, the head says Djokovic, the pancreas favours Federer, the kidneys like Del Potro and the liver goes for Davydenko... more

Sussex statue may depict Nero as a boy

27.10.09
Fragment of sculpture found at a Roman villa in Sussex could be part of a rare statue of the Roman emperor Nero, say experts... more

The big draw: Old Masters v Turner at Tate

21.09.09
World's greatest art collections have lent works not seen in Britain for decades as part of a blockbuster show highlighting JMW Turner's debt to the Old Masters... more

How Da Vinci Code became UK's biggest selling novel of all time

15.09.09
The Da Vinci Code became a worldwide phenomenon after its release in 2003, its success fuelling conspiracy theories and sparking two Hollywood movies - as well as some high-profile battling in court... more

British Museum caught up in human rights row

24.08.09
British Museum urged to 'take a stand' over the rights of migrant workers in the oil-rich desert sheikdom of Abu Dhabi... more

Mona Lisa in English breakfast tea attack

11.08.09
Woman was being held in Paris after attacking the Mona Lisa with a cup of English breakfast tea... more

Four firms on shortlist to design 'iceberg'

31.07.09
Four architecture firms, including those responsible for the glass pyramid at the Louvre and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Ohio, have been shortlisted to design the new US embassy... more

Now let's return the Elgin Marbles

24.06.09
After 33 years the Acropolis Museum in Athens is finally open — and it’s enough to make a London patriot reconsider the case for giving the Greeks back their history...... more

Paris on track for 'strike-proof' train

15.06.09
The busiest underground line in Paris is to be given a multi-million-pound overhaul which will make it "strike-proof" and streamlined... more

Baroque was first age of bling

03.04.09
A new survey of the Baroque is full of the ludicrous and extravagant but where is emotion, magnificence and spirit?.... more

The British Museum just got bigger

01.04.09
The second most popular attraction on Earth is in dire need of expansion. Plans exclusively revealed here should see a major new extension with exhibition space by 2012. ... more

Crowe steals Les Musiciens du Louvre

19.01.09
Since her success in the 2005 Kathleen Ferrier Awards Lucy Crowe has blossomed into a major talent. She proved this in Les Musiciens du Louvre.... more

Mismatch behind our misery

24.11.08
City comment: The global economic slowdown is not the fundamental problem faced by policymakers... more

Welcome to the waterfront at Rotunda

05.11.08
The canalside Rotunda Bar & Restaurant at the newly opened Kings Place arts centre is a spectacular setting for some hearty food.... more

City Comment: Pessimism will prevail in end

03.07.08
One of the odd things about the credit crunch so far is that it has affected confidence rather than behaviour... more

Watching Terry's trauma was an intrusion too far

23.05.08
Matthew Norman lets fly at penalty shoot-outs, questions Kevin Keegan's motives when it comes to Joey Barton, and wishes the jinxed Paula Radcliffe luck for London 2012... more

Guido the great

28.03.08
With four versions of Guido Reni’s St Sebastian on display a trip to Dulwich is worthwhile, says Brian Sewell. ... more

Top 10 tate is modern wonder

22.02.08
The Tate modern has been ranked among the most popular art galleries in the world alongside the likes of the Louvre, Uffizi and the Vatican.... more

Porn from the provinces

07.12.07
Discoveries at the National Gallery is a worthy project that aims to catalogue every publicly owned painting in Britain but it is populated by some surprisingly low-rent works.... more

Smaller art galleries show their best assets

21.11.07
Some of the smaller gems among London's treasure-house of art galleries are attracting record numbers of visitors.... more

Critic's Choice: Top Five Gigs

01.09.06
David Smyth picks some of the best live music in London this weekend, from Beck's essential set at the Shepherd's Bush Empire to Nina Nastasia's appearance at the King's Head in Crouch End.... more


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