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Seven streets that make south east London come alive - from Deptford to Peckham
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Canal & River Trust publishes new London Places to Visit guide to inspire great days out by the water this Easter
National waterways charity the Canal & River Trust has published a new free Places to Visit in London guide, with maps, ...
The museums you visit in the UK, from contemporary art galleries to local history exhibitions
While London boasts some of the most famous museums and art galleries in the world, the rest of the UK is blessed with so ...
Ikea to open its first West End store on Oxford Street on May 1
Ikea to open its first West End store on Oxford Street on May 1 - The store's opening follows a complex and delayed ...
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A brief history of the London Underground in 10 forgotten maps
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Naples has been hit by an earthquake - where else is at risk this summer?
The Italian city has been shaken by its strongest earthquake in 40 years, and is part of a growing pattern of seismic unrest across Southern Europe. Environmental scientist Deborah R. Coen looks at ...
The best ferry trips to take in the UK and Ireland this spring
For an adventure-packed break in sublime surroundings, pretty village Terryglass is an ideal base. Set on the northern shores ...
Tower Bridge, Wapping and Limehouse: Is this London's best riverside walk (it has great pubs, too)?
Julian McDonnell, the author of Rather Splendid Pub Walks, and star of @joolzguides shares one of his favourite walks in the ...
Time Out12d
This is officially the best bookshop in London, according to Time Out
From Chaucer, Shakespeare and Dickens to Zadie Smith, Kazuo Ishiguro and Bernardine Evaristo, London has long been home to ...
Time Out17d
World Book Day: five authors on the books that capture London best
How do you put London into words? This city is so vast in scope, so teeming with culture, so full of contradictions and so ever-changing that nailing down its essence is no easy task. Dickens ...
The Forward18d
In an ‘Oliver Twist’ prequel, Fagin gets a first name — and the spotlight
In Dickens’ 1838 original, the term “Jew” is interchangeable with the character Fagin, the wily mastermind who takes in a gang of orphaned boys in London and trains them to be pickpockets.
Daily Express21d
UK weather maps show giant snow bomb covering London and huge chunk of England
The latest UK weather maps have revealed a huge snow bomb could be set to hammer the country in a huge blow to millions of Britons hoping for warmer spring weather. While the sun may be shining ...