‘Dangerous’ paedophile jailed after abusing young girls 40 years ago in west London Christopher George Pearce, of Chelsea, was caught in an online police sting Evening Standard · Sep 30, 2024
“It’s like The Eras Tour except not at all”: Cannibal Corpse condense three decades of violence into 75 minutes at rabid London show Supported by Schizophrenia, Immolation and Municipal Waste, Cannibal Corpse bring one of the most stacked extreme metal bills of 2024 to the UK’s capital Metal Hammer · Sep 30, 2024
Why are London's house prices rising faster than they have in years? The average UK house price increased by 3.2 per cent annually in September, Nationwide Building Society reports Evening Standard · Sep 30, 2024
Dr Strangelove: London theatre audiences warned that nuclear satire play features 'cigarette smoking' Critics mock warning of smoking on stage in West End adaptation of Dr Strangelove featuring Steve Coogan Evening Standard · Sep 30, 2024
Guinness World Records seeks central London site for 'competitive socialising' venue Company plans to invest £50 million over the next five years Evening Standard · Sep 30, 2024
Fastest annual house price growth in around two years recorded in September The average UK house price increased by 3.2% annually in September to reach 2% below all-time highs, Nationwide Building Society said. The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2024
London leavers: 'We sold our Finsbury Park flat and bought a £1 million inn in the Lake District' A honeymoon stay prompted Beth and Jack Bond to leave London for running a Michelin-star restaurant with rooms Evening Standard · Sep 30, 2024
Popular London music festival comes to Scotland for the first time A POPULAR jazz festival is set to make its debut in Scotland to showcase some of the country’s most “incredible artists” in an evening full of… The National (Scotland) · Sep 30, 2024
New weather warnings issued as London set to be battered by heavy rain Yellow weather warnings come into force on Sunday, for wind and rain which will hit areas already saturated by downpours earlier in the week. Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2024
‘We filled our coastal home with sunny, uplifting colours and it feels like summer all-year round’ Ditching London life and moving to the Kent coast, these home owners transformed Victorian terrace property Ideal Home · Sep 29, 2024
Hollywood’s Damian Lewis drives sheep over the Thames in ‘eccentric’ tradition The Homeland and Band of Brothers actor joined more than 1,000 people driving sheep along a historic trading route on Sunday. Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2024
Clapham triple stabbing: Neighbours tell of ‘war zone’ as young man killed and two hospitalised in knife brawl Police say they were called to ‘reports of a large group fighting with knives’ Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2024
Tory leadership race: James Cleverly can 'speak to all Londoners,' says ex-London minister Paul Scully Lewisham-born Cleverly was a member of the Greater London Assembly Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2024
Our London Lives by Christine Dwyer Hickey review – emotionally engaging city saga A complex relationship unfolding over half a century is at the heart of the elegant and largely successful ninth novel by the Irish novelist The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2024
Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2024 South London council faces High Court challenge from residents over ‘flawed’ low-traffic neighbourhood plan West Dulwich Action Group has accused the council of “disregarding” public opinion
The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2024 Back to the office, say bosses. Thank goodness for that, say property firms Staff working from home half the week put an inevitable damper on the office property sector. Will changing patterns keep the lights on and returns attractive?
The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2024 ‘It has felt so bizarre’: Industry’s Harry Lawtey on coping with sudden fame It’s quite a leap for a ‘fragile, sensitive kid’ to find himself starring in a Hollywood action movie. After the huge success of Industry and his new part in Joker, Harry Lawtey reveals why being in denial is the only way he can make sense of it
The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2024 The week in theatre: Waiting for Godot; Coriolanus; A Face in the Crowd – review Ben Whishaw and Lucian Msamati add star power to James Macdonald’s thoughtful Beckett; David Oyelowo’s Coriolanus is dwarfed by epic staging; and an Elvis Costello-scored musical has too few high notes
Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2024 Terrorist who plotted to kill hundreds of Londoners in Tube bombing is 'released' from prison Manfo Asiedu planned to detonate bombs on the capital’s transport network in July 2005
The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2024 The Peepshow by Kate Summerscale review – new perspectives on the Rillington Place murders The true crime author takes a novel approach to the retelling of the Christie murders, from the viewpoints of a star reporter, a crime novelist and a young sociologist. But the central mystery remains
International Business Times · Sep 29, 2024 Bike Apprenticeship Helps Break UK Reoffending Cycle Cameron Moseley hopes never to return to jail thanks to a pioneering scheme in London that aims to cut reoffending by training former prisoners to become bicycle mechanics.
Evening Standard · Sep 28, 2024 Video captures moment thieves on e-bikes snatch phone as man films Lamborghini in central London Thieves tried stealing the man’s phone while he filmed the supercar in New Bond Street
TechRadar · Sep 28, 2024 Street photography with the Leica M11-D is the closest experience I’ve had to analog using a digital camera What's it like to use Leica's screen-less digital camera, the M11-D? I hit the streets of London to find out.
Evening Standard · Sep 28, 2024 Man missing after escaping while on trip from London mental health facility a fortnight ago Anyone who sees Trevor St Martins is warned not to approach him, and to instead call 999
The Guardian - UK · Sep 28, 2024 Three Just Stop Oil activists charged after soup thrown at Van Gogh paintings Incident at London’s National Gallery came just hours after other members of group jailed over similar protest