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Sir Quentin Blake draws famous scientists
The artist was commissioned by the Science Museum to create a new series of drawings honouring pioneers like Ada Lovelace and Sir Richard Arkwright
The soul of Lisbon returns to London
The three day event in Brick Lane celebrates the best of Portuguese culture.
'Mari' has its premiere at London Film Festival
It is the debut feature from Georgia Parris, who wrote and directed the film and it stars Bobbie Jene Smith
London busker's big break
Ben Holland was busking at Waterloo when the Grammy nominated star, Joan Armatrading took a shine to him and it lead to him going on tour with her around the world.
Gory goings on at London Zoo
We meet the new cast of Gruesome Nature Live
The City Harvest charity receives a big donation
Tens of thousands of Londoners living in poverty are set to benefit from a new grant - which aims to help feed families.
London kids help plant new life
Children at Barn Croft Primary in Walthamstow have been getting their hands dirty today as part of a scheme to plant 25,000 bulbs across Waltham Forest.
Sadler's Wells Theatre announce their spring season of shows
A performance involving seven thousand litres of water and a reworking of Romeo and Juliet by Matthew Bourne are among the highlights
Could vertical farms cultivate London's future food
Kelly Tolhurst has been at a vertical farm in South East London
Sue Ryder pop-up shop opens in Bond Street
Celebrities including Kate Moss, Sam Smith and Ronan Keating have donated
The Lost Treasures of Strawberry Hill
The exhibition that's taken a lifetime in the making.
Pink News awards celebrate supporters of the LGBT community
The awards range from Corporate role model to community group of the year and are awarded by celebrities and politicians
The Taylor Wessing art prize is awarded to Alice Mann
For the first time in its history, the art prize was given to a series of portraits, rather than an individual picture.
Comedian, Tom Parry coaches refugees in stand-up
A new festival exploring migration, displacement and the refugee crisis is opening at the Camden People's Theatre asking Londoners to consider what it means to be in exile
Acclaimed composer tells of sexual abuse in short film
'A Boy, A Man, A Kite' is based on the true life events, of the grammy nominated film composer Stephen Endelman
Sexual abuse victim Ione Wells on how she found hope again
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Lord Leach: Only 'big picture' reform will keep Britain in the EU
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...
Ex-Autonomy chiefs say HP was warned over revenue growth
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences