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The National Theatre has been under new management since the autumn, when Indhu Rubasingham’s tenure as artistic director officially began. And she’s made a very decent start, but with the exception of the imminent production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses starring Lesley […]
Getting a table at Dim Sum Duck isn’t easy. Since quietly opening in 2020, the tiny, unassuming family-run restaurant on Kings Cross Road has grown into a cult-favourite and become one of the best Chinese eateries in the city. The thing is, the […]
Last night (January 25) London was awash with neon orange Irn Bru, the skirl of bag pipes and Celtic pride as Scots in the capital gathered to celebrate Burns Night. Punters broke a sweat at ceilidhs all over the city, while copious […]
Big news commuters! We could finally be getting digital Oyster cards. That’s right, TfL’s Oysters could soon catch up with modern tech and be uploaded to smartphone wallets. TfL has awarded a seven-year contract to Spanish tech company Indra Group […]
Gloria – the Shoreditch outpost of the French-born but Italian-obsessed restaurant group Big Mamma – is bringing back its whopping 10-layer lasagna. To celebrate seven years of the restaurant, the looming lasagna dish will be on the menu again just for […]
Calling all animal-loving Londoners! Soon you’ll be able to spot more than just pigeons, seagulls and the odd rat in the capital, as a new rewilding project is bringing back two rare animal species to the city. The project is […]
We may still be locked in the depths of winter, but the sun will shine on us again one day, as evidenced by Shakespeare’s Globe announcing its 2026 outdoor summer season, which we bring you here as an exclusive. Without further ado (er, […]