Met Police deny 'Hamas is terrorist' protester was arrested over placard at Palestine march Man, 37, de-arrested in aftermath of incident in London march, Scotland Yard said Evening Standard · Mar 10, 2024
When £17m isn’t enough: FTSE firms plead to pay bosses millions more Confronted by the huge salaries on offer in the US, London boardrooms are lobbying to be allowed to make their own bosses even wealthier The Guardian - UK · Mar 10, 2024
Step inside London’s first Scottish deli, dishing up wee plates and hearty scran Auld Hag-The Shoap is London’s first Scottish deli. Discover fridges and countertops brimming with produce celebrating the best of Scotland’s culinary heritage Wallpaper · Mar 10, 2024
The week in theatre: Nye; The Lonely Londoners; Hadestown – review Larkiness overtakes Tim Price’s hallucinatory new play about the founder of the NHS; Roy Williams’s adaptation of Sam Selvon’s great Windrush novel pulses with brio; and Anaïs Mitchell’s underworld musical squeezes into the West End The Guardian - UK · Mar 10, 2024
Without our voice, we actors are lost When a celebrated voice coach feels she has to resign, it’s a poor reflection on the state of drama in the UK The Guardian - UK · Mar 10, 2024
For extremists trying to tear down democracy, this was pretty peaceful The government’s commissioner for countering extremism said the marches are an ‘environment for radicalisation’ The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024
London a no-go zone for Jews? Such harmful rhetoric just doesn’t reflect my experience Yes, there’s been a frightening rise in antisemitism in the UK, but that shouldn’t be used as a pretext for the authoritarian banning of marches The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024
Can you really meditate in VR? I tried Headspace XR at Meta's London HQ Headspace XR is a mindful wellness game designed for Meta Quest headsets, and we played it at Meta HQ TechRadar · Mar 9, 2024
Tens of thousands of pro-Palestine protesters march through London Attenders reiterate call for ceasefire in Gaza and condemn PM’s comments linking protests to ‘extremism’ The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024
‘My children never had a place they could say was home’: the UK family in temporary housing for 22 years Melissa’s children are now adults, but since 2002 the family has been stuck in so-called temporary accommodation in London The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024
Revealed: homeless children spending entire lives in temporary housing in England Thousands of families have not found permanent accommodation for more than a decade, according to alarming new research The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024
Lola Young review – the back-to-front rise of a powerhouse pop star Juggling negative thoughts, disarming wit and several mobile phones, the straight-talking Londoner has come a long way since being the voice of the John Lewis Christmas ad The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024
‘There’s a lot of nostalgia’: how cockney cuisine emigrated from the East End to Essex Londoners leaving the city have taken their food with them, keeping the pie and mash scene alive The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024
Five arrested as thousands of pro-Palestine supporters march in central London to urge Gaza ceasefire Thousands of pro-Palestine supporters marched in central London calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza on Saturday. Evening Standard · Mar 9, 2024
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 Joe Joyce looks back: ‘My parents didn’t want me to box. I thought I’d become an artist’ The heavyweight fighter on playground bullies, being a carer for his mum, and what he’ll do when he leaves the ring
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 ‘Unexploded bombs’: call for action after 11 deaths in UK due to e-bike fires Dangerous batteries and conversion kits still being sold online, new safety data reveals
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 ‘It was a real carnival of the senses’: Shamil Tanna’s best phone picture The London-based photographer on capturing the buzz of a festival celebrating Menorca’s purebred horses
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 They were killed in the London Bridge terror attack, seconds apart. So why did their families get wildly different payouts? Following the killings in 2017, relatives of victims were entitled to compensation. But just how much, it turned out, would vary by as much as hundreds of thousands of pounds. Why is one life worth more than another?
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 ‘The hardest thing is for a woman to say ‘I was raped’’: Jodie Comer on the Prima Facie effect As a novel of the hit play is published, and with a new film version in the pipeline, Comer and author Suzie Miller discuss how the drama has changed attitudes towards sexual assault
Louder · Mar 9, 2024 “He was one of the most crucial figures of the ’60s. Much of the underground was his invention”: the forgotten story of John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins, the man who invented psychedelic London He helped launch Pink Floyd’s career and got arrested with the Rolling Stones – John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins was the King Of The 1960s Underground
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 Fake noses, lucky tokens and a bed of nails – Sarah Jessica Parker, Joseph Fiennes and other stars reveal their secret dressing room routines Whoever wins next month’s Olivier awards, global stars will continue to flock to the West End of London to give the stage their all. We take a peek behind the curtain …
Wallpaper · Mar 9, 2024 The Haydon shows off its dramatic stepped volume and triplex penthouse The Haydon, designed by architects Acme, reveals the triplex penthouse within its dramatic, stepped volume in London’s Aldgate
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 Not a sausage: how latest post-Brexit checks have hit UK delis One company selling German products has not had a single delivery of wurst since January
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 Thousands expected at London protest calling for immediate ceasefire in Gaza Fifth major pro-Palestine rally of the year comes after government adviser warns against portraying protesters as extremist
The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2024 From Copa 71 to Ariana Grande: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment A new documentary tells the fascinating story of the 1971 unofficial Women’s World Cup, and the pop superstar returns with her first album in four years