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Some similarities, like the chequerboard flooring, may well be a coincidence. But much of the rest looks eerily alike

The female-fronted hedonism of post-WWI Soho provides the inspiration for the BBC’s latest crime drama

I’m not being funny but… I’ve always wondered why people would move to busy, vibrant areas and then complain about it. I’m not talking about any old place. Over the years we’ve seen culture take over a neighbourhood with its richness and diversity of bars, clubs, restaurants and so on.

After celebrating two decades as a member, Laura Craik looks forward to many more years in the famous club’s warm embrace

I’ve long been told the thing to know about Soho is that it was always better before. Much more entertaining in the Eighties, with the poets and the pissheads, and, er, the crap trattorias and early closing times.

Family had hoped electrician would get life sentence for unprovoked attack in Soho

The commanding stand-up’s engaging debut is an illuminating insight into the hot topic of gender

At first glance, the BA114 from New York’s JFK airport bound for Heathrow on Wednesday, 30 November was just like any other. But the 9.45pm flight was making history in a small way. It was the last-ever British Airways plane to take off from Terminal 7, after being home to…

The notion of the ‘Australian restaurant’ has come a long way since the boganmania of the Eighties — and this confident, culturally-nimble place shows exactly how, says Jimi Famurewa