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14 abstract pieces are made using the ideal of Automatic Painting,

It is his latest measure to tackle London's lethal air

Southwark Council approved the 'Alice in Winterland' lantern festival which will run for 42 days

Among those in the top spot were childhood classics, monopoly and lego.

The attempt will be solo, unsupported and unassisted

The band dressed to impressed as they told us all about their latest single

The creator of each postcard will not be revealed until after the bidding is over

Ruth Ellis was the last woman in Britain to be executed by the state

Tom Caulfield and James Whittle have never been climbing before and prepare to take on El Capitan

Ross Kemp joins injured veterans for the annual walking challenge, to raise funds for those who served.

Archie Faulks has just released his new single Blackout

The legend of the Snow Queen is coming to the capital and this time Londoners can defeat her by solving clues and completing a series of 'good-deeds'

A Hero of Our Time - a Russian classic by Mikhail Lermontov has been reinvented by the Arcola Theatre for the London stage

A local make up artist from Brixton recently embarked on a 3 day trek through Italy along wither her father to raise money for the Smile Train.

Veterans and members of the British Armed Forces lay wreaths to mark the centenary

Great Western Railway have commissioned a special train

He joined members of the community to start New Year Celebrations

The new boat named 'Thame' will help the flow of traffic on the river.

Knapp is performing her current album in London

The latest single from Miel De Botton has been selected to represent WWF's Connect2Earth campaign

It will feature the outfit made for Queen Victoria in the earliest period of mourning for her grandson.

Culture Club: The Life Tour is coming to Wembley

We talk to the son of the 98-year-old attacked at home

Evelina De Lain pulled off the world's highest classical concert

The pop-up book hut has arrived at Sandringham Primary School

The Big Sleep Out - raises money for the Big Issue while also giving Londoners an idea of what it's like on the streets

Janice Morley came to speak to London Live's Anthony Baxter

Rehearsals have been taking place and we see the carriage for the first time since it's restoration.

Unlike previous years, there was no big name pressing the button - but there were lots of stars involved

Predictions made in the 1950s on how we might be living today are being considered at the Design Museum

The unseen images were captured during his time off between games, over a ten year period

Mina Guli is attempting to run 100 marathons around the world

Her version of George Harrison's song comes 48 years since its original release

The concert style musical celebrating Simon and Garfunkel is heading to the West End

The life of Ashurbanipial explored in new exhibition

Set in the world of a sci-fi convention, ‘Fanatical’ follows fans of a cult tv series

The showcase explores his work with metal, and his paintings and drawings.

'Bin and Gone' is a personal exploration told by his son, Danny Rogers

Glass Door is offering a safe and warm space for as many as 130 people in the capital.

After almost two decades, the Hackney Empire will once again become home to the 291 Club

Samuel Valentine takes on the leading role

The study from the charity Versus Arthritis comes with concerns that the condition is being overlooked

The awards ceremony highlights some of London's best talent

'Guilt Trip' will be based on 'Much Ado About Nothing'

It is award winning theatre-maker Sue MacLaine's latest work.

Australian singer Holiday Sidewinder is gigging around London

Tackling social inequality in exercise

Famous faces are arriving for the world for the 9th annual fundraiser.

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The Met Commissioner there is a cycle of distrust between communities and the police.