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Land leased to the community to grow vegetables after the first world war is needed now more than ever, gardeners say

The north Londoners kick loose on their playful third album of sumptuous dancefloor synth-pop

It’s strong, plentiful and fireproof, as well as beautiful, yet stone has long been supplanted in the building industry by energy-consuming steel, concrete and brick. A trio of advocates for this age-old material say it’s time for a rethink

Rosario Central had been keen to keep teenager on loan

A British fan with a keen eye for detail paints a charming portrait of the beautifully designed Métro, which was conceived as the antithesis of London’s tube system

The world’s biggest arts festival is back this month, at a time when discussions about the cost of taking a show to the Fringe have never been louder. Isobel Lewis speaks to performers, producers, food stall owners and community organisers about the problems facing the festival and whether it can…

Prices will be sky high here courtesy of superstar chef Yannick Alléno, unless a fire alarm intervenes. By Jay Rayner

Lowering pollution produced by houses, offices and factories is just as crucial as tackling vehicle emissions

The rally comes a day after Sadiq Khan pledged not to “water down” the extension on August 29

A small part of the Treasury is charged with regulating the spending of sanctioned individuals – but faces a mountain of paperwork and criticism that it is being too lenient

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was speaking to an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe on Saturday.