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Jamie Inglis for Time OutIn celebrity circles, naming babies has become something of an art. A-lister offspring are named after inanimate objects, weather patterns, mathematical equations and even cursed kings of ancient Greek mythology (yep, that one). Among the general public, […]
Photograph: ShutterstockGermanophile? Teutonophile? Deutschophile? Whatever label you choose, if you’re a lover of German culture, we have good news. Back in December we reported that Eurostar had revealed plans to launch high-speed rail routes between London and Germany. Its plans to […]
Photograph: Tom GibsonWherever you go tonight, you won’t be able to miss England vs Argentina. Pretty much the whole of London will be glued to the TV screen from 8pm tonight, as the Three Lions take on the current world […]
Photograph: fotografiko eugen / Shutterstock.comBruno Mars’ The Romantic World Tour has landed in London. The ‘Locked Out of Heaven’ and ‘Uptown Funk’ singer is in the capital for six shows – meaning well over half a million people will see him […]
Photograph: 10 Greek StreetIn London’s current hospitality climate, 14 and a half years is a very solid innings indeed. And that’s how long 10 Greek Street has been delighting diners in Soho, with Cameron Emirali and Luke Wilson running the restaurant […]
Photo: Manuel Harlan★★★★ Director Simon Stone – an Australian – seems obsessed with the English upper-middle classes. He works internationally but in this country, at least, his free adaptations of the classics all concern sweary, witty, slightly awful posh people who […]
Photograph: ph.FAB / Shutterstock.comEngland are through to the semi-finals of the World Cup for just the fourth time ever. After defeating Norway in the quarters (after extra time and a Jude Bellingham masterclass), next up is one of the fiercest […]