David Cameron has hailed 'The Pint of Science Festival' for making the subject of science accessible for all.
Founders Michael Motskin and Praveen Paul also received the government's 'Points of Light' award, which recognises those who are making a change.
The two friends are research scientists at Imperial College London and decided to take both their love of science and love of pubs to create science festivals.
The Tottenham entrepreneur Franklin Boateng was among dozens of people who have donated blood to mark World Sickle Cell day
Concrete poetry uses language as a visual art form
The Windrush Generation has been in the news a lot this year.
The Windrush Generation has been in the news a lot this year.
The 13th British Urban Film Festival is underway, with more than 40 films being screened over the next week.
The show explores themes of evolution of mankind
The exhibition uses lotus flowers to display themes of yoga and meditation
Liu Bolin has opened his first solo exhibition to London
New rock based musical
100 tracks celebrating the World Cup
The Work and Pensions secretary recently announced changes to the Universal Credit scheme to protect adults with disabilities, but it did not cover children.
Protecting East London's independent traders. Small companies have told politicians that rapid change is having an impact
Covent Garden church transformed into Prospero's Island
A free celebration of music around the world on 21 June
Christo unveils new outdoor art
200,000 traffic fines issued
Students from the Camberwell College of Arts exhibit their finest pieces
Juggling World Record holder, James Bustar shows off his skills to celebrate World Juggling Day, ahead of his gigs at the Underbelly.
Two teenagers release a single as a tribute to their friends who died in the fire
The event is a family rave where kids and grown ups can hit the dance floor together
Unusual locations such as pubs and cinemas across North-East London are being turned into Theatre venues for the first time
‘Sardines’, written by Jenna Kamal, is set on the tube, a place where people sit side by side everyday, in complete silence.
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
