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West End Bares celebrates 10th anniversary
The annual event sees West End stars stripping off, in the name of charity. The funds go towards the Make A Difference Trust which raises money for HIV and AIDS projects that build awareness and provide care.
Black British Business Awards 2019
They celebrate exceptional performance and outstanding achievement by black business professionals
Nicole Henry to honour Aretha Franklin in London gig
Nicole and her 6 piece band will be in London at St. John Smith's square with her show the 'Queen of Soul' tomrorow.
Nikola Tesla and The End of the World returns for a second season
It follows physicist and Tesla enthusiast Sophie Clark who builds a machine to bring him to the present day.
Sienna Miller on her new film American Woman
Follows a grief stricken mother who's daughter goes missing
This week's Theatre Reviews
Stu Black has been giving us a roundup of some of the shows on in London at the moment
Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon on getting girls into STEM
London's Royal Institute of Science has been giving a group of teenagers from Croydon High the chance to spend the morning in a lab doing forensic experiments
Hackney and Tower Hamlets take part in Census rehearsal
Alicia has been speaking to the UK's Deputy National Statistician Iain Bell to find out more.
The local paper round-up with Matt Withers
Matt looks at rough sleepers this Winter and Croydon's cat killer.
American Youtuber to play Paul Simon in new musical
The musical is dedicated to the musician's most successful solo album.
Couriers strike against the Royal Mail run firm eCourier
Members of the independent workers union of Great Britain are staging a two day gig economy strike.
East and Western art meet in new British Museum exhibition
'Inspired by the East' explores how the Islamic world has influenced Western artists, from the 15th century to present day.
London Transport Museum uncovers the hidden parts of the network
Exploring the history of disused stations, the use of the tube during wartime britain, and how at least one current stop on the network is home to more than just passing commuters
Taking visitors to the clubs and cabarets of years past at The Barbican
Full-scale replicas of well known paintings have been created, from Vienna's Fledermaus to Nigeria's Mbari bars.
McFly's Harry Judd on how exercise and drumming helped him cope with anxiety
During McFly's hiatus Harry documented his experience, and explored what exercise, and drumming could do for the mind.
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