Traditionally a way of celebrating the arrival of Spring, India's Festival of colour has arrived in the capital.
Over the next 11 days people are being given the chance to throw paint at each other at the House of Holi pop up in East London.
Takes place at Devonshire Square until Saturday the March, 18.
There has been a sense of relief from some business groups in the capital - that a clear majority will ease uncertainty, particularly around brexit.
Comedian John-Luke Roberts is coming to Battersea to adapt some of the world's weirdest and most unadaptable texts.
The Lockerz want to shine a light on the issue and have been working with the charity Re-Engage.
A brand new version of the pantomime classic Cinderella is opening at Artsdepot this Christmas.
Using a series of electric lights and fluorescent tubes Dan Flavin has created two minimalist sculptures dedicated to his former manager.
Crooner and comedian Lenny Beige also know as Steve Furst has a line up of gigs in the capital this festive season.
It's part of a scheme to share their stories with audiences and inspire those who may be struggling with their own challenges.
The charity Rhythms of Life and the London Bus Group have turned a double decker into a mobile shelter.
Its put on by the Reusable Theatre.
Matt Withers from Archant has taken Anthony through his pick of stories
'Wendy's Awfully Big Adventure' is a modern take on Peter Pan - with a few other classics rolled in
The popular interview episode lead to three firings.
The singer-songwriter has released songs' Golden Christmas Time' and 'Coldest Night of the Year'
It's based on the story by Dr. Seuss
The video for his new single was shot in London
With Janice Morley
The initiative aims to lower carbon emissions in the area this Christmas
The work is from several expeditions.
Performed by Brooklyn Creed and The Salvation Band
The Giving Bear is made of upcycled plastic from milk bottles collected from businesses in the surrounding area
Ice from Antarctica has been brought to London for the installation
'Blood Orange' tells the story of a junior doctor in Swansea who's hoping to move to Great Ormond Street.
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...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
