Tracey Emin's conceptual art piece My Bed is returning to London to go on show at Tate Britain.
It's the first time that the controversial work will be shown at the gallery for 15 years - and it comes just one year after it was sold for £2.5million with the owner agreeing to lend it for at least ten years.
My Bed was shortlisted for the Turner prize in 1999 - and will be back on show from the end of March.
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For a third year running Pall Mall's La Galleria has been taken over by The Remembering Wildlife Charity.
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The South London education charity, Football Beyond Borders says it's hoping to raise as much as 16 thousand pounds in a month, as part of plan to transform a derelict shop in Brixton, into a new youth centre.
70th anniversary of the Windrush
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New stations can charge a vehicle in a fraction of the time.
At 104, John Harrison, is the ship's oldest surviving veteran
Twice as much waster is being sent to incinerators as a decade ago - while much more could be recycled
Smart card allows for automatic compensation
New V&A exhibition about ocean travel
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Award-winning comic is back entertaining crowds at the Soho Theatre
Charity group performs at the Royal Festival Hall
A family from North London are celebrating 150 years of running the famous flour mill at Ponders End.
Help feed London's hungry children
How the history of British-Somalis in the capital is being researched and recorded for future generations.
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...
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