Brixton Recreation Centre, statues thought to be the first public sculptures depicting black people and a bust of Nelson Mandela have all been given listed status. At the announcement by historic England some of the statues at Brixton Station were reunited with their real-life counterparts. The organisation is hoping that with help from the public more areas of the capital key to black history will be preserved.
We hear from the Oscar-winning Leslie Bricusse on bringing it back to London
Hit Tennessee Williams play gets a West End transfer
An event calling itself the first art and design fair launched in the UK celebrating East Asian aesthetics has opened in London.
The band dressed to impressed as they told us all about their latest single
Infusing 17th century masterpieces with natural elements, a new exhibition opens at the Saatchi gallery
Ruth Ellis was the last woman in Britain to be executed by the state
Nearly 14 years ago the national media was gripped with the tale of The Doorstep Murder
The new work commissioned for Chelsea's 606 club
The capital's famous piazza has been transformed into a winter wonderland
Allowing artists and collectors to simplify the system of buying works
The organisation hopes to use the funds to tackle youth violence
Award winning DJ hosts all night gig
Anwaar was found dead in Ibiza in August 2018
London artist, Ben Eine has created the mural where a teenager was killed 12 years ago
We joined him in the gym to talk how he turned his life around
Doctor who herself spoke with Luke Blackall
Larry Achiampong & David Blandy are nominated for a joint work
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
We spoke to Reece West - the North London tipped to make a mark on the capital's Grime scene
Set in a small Nigerian town, the production tells the story of brothers who fish in a forbidden river.
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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