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Image: David Hockney The legendary artist David Hockney has died aged 88. The prolific painter, who was born in Bradford, was one of the most influential and popular British artists of the modern era. He was best known for his […]
Image: Marriott InternationalFoodies and francophiles, get this on your radar, because top American chef Daniel Rose is soon going to open his very first London restaurant. Rose, an American chef specialising in French cuisine, is the man behind the Michelin-starred Le […]
Photograph: WD Stock Photos / Shutterstock.comIn a move that is guaranteed to get people talking about how much the area has changed, Gail’s has revealed plans to open next to Brixton tube station. The bougie bakery chain has submitted plans to take over […]
Photograph: Anthony Pham Finally, Harry Styles’ Together, Together world tour has landed in London. Three years since his record-breaking Love on Tour, fans have been waiting patiently for another chance to see the pop star leaping, running and bopping across stadium stages. The mammoth […]
Photograph: The George What would London be without its pubs? It simply doesn’t bear thinking about. Our watering holes have been the beating heart of this city for centuries, providing sanctuary for students, thespians, poets, labourers, finance bros and travellers alike – […]
Photograph: Royal DocksIf your idea of the perfect dip is an al fresco one, last month’s news that swimming in Hampstead Heath just got pricier may have had you shaking your fist in the air. Some of the Heath’s swim tickets […]
Photograph: ShutterstockThis weekend the 2026 FIFA World Cup will finally be in full swing – and while Thomas Tuchel’s England don’t get their campaign going until next week, there’s plenty of other games to watch at screenings across the capital. […]