The annual University guide by the Times newspaper was published over the weekend, many of the usual suspects taking a top 10 spot - including Imperial, LSE and UCL here in the capital.
There was also cause for celebration for another institution.
Coming in at number 84 was The University of West London, seeing the biggest annual leap, up 37 places.
Following a successful tour across the UK, the British Museum is now home to her experimental prints.
The academy aims to celebrate the creativity and talent behind the winners and nominees from their awards.
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The designs are celebrating the area's new status as a Creative Quarter.
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Art inspiring art is at the heart of the V&A's new showcase , the largest ever exhibition dedicated to the photographer Tim Walker.
The brand-new show is said to be our only opportunity to see the characters come to life outside of theme parks.
The play from 1994 has an Olivier Award to its name
Juggling time in the recording studio and on the catwalk, his new music was inspired by a best selling Turkish Novel.
The American born artist has brought her latest works to the capital.
Old Stock mixes folk music and theatre into a modern and relevant love story.
Set in the 1980s, the production follows a an aristocratic civil servant working for MI6 who is tracking down far right trouble-makers in East Anglia.
Serving as a tribute to victims of knife and gun crime
Russian artist Margarita Gluzberg is holding an exhibition displaying her new works
Theatre group SpitLip, picked up the Best Composer award for their show, Operation Mincemeat, which had a run at the New Diorama Theatre.
It tells the story of a musical star who has been murdered on stage on opening night.
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Kate Littlewood is directing the play, which stars Molly Moody as Portia, and Leda Douglas as Nerissa.
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