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When considering which school to send your kid/s to, what qualities do you look out for? Inclusive atmosphere? Quality of facilities? Diversity of curriculum? One somewhat simple way of ranking schools is by sheer results, by how many students received […]
Oxford Street is known the world over for being an exceptional retail therapy destination. But if there’s one thing that’ll put you off venturing into that part of town, it’s the unbearable crowds. As you slalom around selfies sticks and squeeze through […]
Academy Award winner and the literal Captain Marvel Brie Larson will make her West End debut early next year in a brand new production of an Ancient Greek tragedy. ‘Elektra’ by Sophocles is set in the aftermath of the Trojan […]
Make no mistake, Coldplay are one of the best stadium rock bands out there. Massive hits, charismatic showmanship, even eco credentials… Chris Martin and co’s live show has it all. And now, excitingly, the band has announced a huge series […]
Exciting news for history fanatics. the Natural History Museum (NHM) is planning to reopen Victorian galleries which have been closed to the public for decades, as part of a huge £550 million redevelopment. In an eight-year-long renovation, the museum wants to […]
The BFI London Film Festival isn’t the only game in town – or on the South Bank. The full line-up to the city’s newest film fest – the London Soundtrack Festival – has just been announced and there are plenty […]
Central line users, we’ve got (more) bad news. Sure, the red tube line is getting new trains and a massive £500 million makeover, but it’s also seeing severe disruption. The line has seen delays of varying severity since January (even […]