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A major incident was declared after smoke and orange flames broke out in the atrium of the London Oratory School in Fulham on December 27 last year.

‘A true giant is gone, but his remarkable legacy will continue to inspire and endure’

Ten years ago, OPSO crashed into London’s dining scene and ripped up the Greek rulebook. Now, with a celebratory menu and a debut cookbook to boot, founders Nikos Roussos and Andreas Labridis look back at a decade of redefining Greek cuisine – where smoked eel meets carbonara, brunch gets a…

Decisions made by the east London town hall will be monitored by a Government-appointed envoy following a series of complaints under the borough’s controversial mayor

Saved from the Holocaust by a sponsorship that took him from Berlin to London as a child, the artist later fell in with Soho’s artistic crowd including Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud

With more than 300 shows over 60 venues there is a gig for every jazz fan’s taste

Having lived in London for four years, American Kassondra Cloos thought a trip see her adopted city as imagined by the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando would be fairly pointless – but instead she finds a home from home that’s suited to even grown-up kids

The screen and fashion production industries in east London, north Kent and south Essex have the potential to support £1.7 billion in economic value

Want to Rock DJ? The former Take That man is playing for one night only in London. Better be quick …

From taking refugees into his south London home to his relentless criticism of the Conservative government, Gary Lineker was protected by his own popularity. Now, he’s finally throwing in the towel

The expansive new exhibition Women & Freud: Patients, Pioneers, Artists fills the entire space of London’s Freud Museum. It tells the stories of “Freud’s women” through a mix of visual and historical materials, such as letters, in a way that allows fresh perspectives to emerge.