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Which Tube stations have been closed the most in 2023?

From January to August, there were 1,137 station closures overall in London

Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2023

Balancing the risks and rewards of AI will be key

Letters: Readers on the artificial intelligence summit in London and Elon Musk’s comments about the impact of AI on all our lives

The Guardian - UK · Nov 6, 2023

The Marvels Director Addresses The Rumors She Left Marvel In The Lurch, Explains What Really Happened

The Marvels director Nia DaCosta had to move to London before post-production on The Marvels concluded. Now, she explains why.

Cinemablend · Nov 6, 2023

Does London's first billion pound hotel live up to the hype?

Inside the Peninsula London, where it costs from £1,300 per night

Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2023

Fightstar return with 2024 London reunion show at Wembley: how to get tickets

Charlie Simpson announces London gig celebrating 20 years of the heavy metal band

Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2023

OPINION - A generic Labour candidate plus a generic Tory candidate will produce a generic result in London

Politicians are not widely trusted. In fact, they are the least trusted profession in the UK, with only 12 per cent believing they generally tell the truth. The most trusted are nurses (89 per cent), followed by engineers (87 per cent) and doctors (85 per cent). Journalists are... well, we're…

Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2023

Disney defends itself after backlash to ‘tasteless’ 7/7 bombing scene in new drama

‘Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes’ began filming in south-east London last month

The Independent UK · Nov 6, 2023

Welcome to Dram, London's hottest new bar

London just got its most exciting new opening, courtesy of three of London’s most daring drinks dandies. Millie Milliken tackles the three floors of fun

Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2023

Number of rough sleepers in London jumps 12% from last year

Charity Depaul UK says 'soaring rents and unaffordable bills' are among factors behind the rise

Evening Standard · Nov 6, 2023

Dream Wife: Punk rockers making the political playful

In this edition of our music show, Jennifer Ben Brahim meets the London-based trio Dream Wife ahead of their concert at Paris's Pitchfork music festival. They started as a university performance project, similar to "This is Spinal Tap". Three albums later, they're a fully-fledged rock band with a musical manifesto:…

France 24 · Nov 6, 2023