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Photograph: National GalleryLast September, the National Gallery launched an international competition to find a designer to conceptualise its new wing. A total of 65 firms threw their hat into the ring, and the museum whittled the submissions down to six finalists including […]
Image: JP Morgan Chase / Foster Partners Last November JP Morgan Chase announced plans to build Britain’s biggest office block in Canary Wharf. Now, the bank – one of the largest on Wall Street – has reached an agreement with London City […]
Fancy a big-screen freakout this month – completely gratis? 130 UK cinemas, including 10 in London, are offering free tickets to see much-hyped new horror movie Exit 8 as part of the BFI’s Escapes initiative. The screenings are on April […]
Angus Steakhouse has closed its Oxford Circus location. The red-leather booth and neon-sign friendly branch, right next to the tube station at 243 Argyll Street, has been shut as of last month, with a sign on the door reading: ‘Sorry […]
Image: Time OutIt’s rooftop bar season. Finally. After a balmy (if a bit blustery) Easter bank holiday weekend, this week London is set to get a solid amount of sunshine and a fair bit of heat, with forecasted highs of 24C. […]
Photograph: MeatLiquorLondoners, it might be time to show your closest burger joint some love, because restaurants are closing faster than you can say ‘quarterpounder with cheese’. In the space of just two weeks, two big hitters – MeatLiquor and Patty&Bun […]
Photograph: Carl Bjorklund / Shutterstock.comApril 7 update: Following significant backlash, Kanye West’s headline shows at Wireless 2026 have been cancelled. All ticket-holders will be refunded. On March 30 Ye – the artist formerly known as Kanye West – was announced as the […]