Following its run at the Young Vic, the critically acclaimed play 'The Jungle' has transferred to the West End.
It tells the story of the Calais refugee camp, with some of those on stage having been part of the migrant community there, which at one point was home to 10,000 people.
The cast and writers of the show spoke to London Live, to mark World Refugee Day 2018.
As the Chelsea Flower show continues
At the Islington Arts Factory
Eagle Eye Cherry will be at the O2 Academy Islington
One of London's most pressing issues is explored in his latest book
Taps into historical and geographical maps of the capital
The exploitation of young Londoners, who fall into the trap of running drugs from the capital to neighbouring towns and cities, is set to be explored on stage
At the British Library
The latest homes and property from Janice Morley
Exhibition exploring the history of the Thameslink Programme
At the Purdy Hicks Gallery in Kensington
The artist covers the family table in rhinestones
Quentin Tarantino meets Last of the Summer Wine.
Classical compositions with a twist
The musical based on the joys of shared accommodation
Artist Sandra Kantanen exhibits in Kensington.
The BFI release archive clips to mark the monarch’s bicentenary.
Created to connect Londoners to the water
Waltham Forest Council & The Soho Theatre are in partnership to restore the EDM Cinema
As part of the installation, some of the rooms there have been reverted back into what they would have been like while a young Victoria was growing up.
The Winner of the inaugural Drake Yolanda award
See spaces usually hidden from view.
Corporate corruption and deviant politicians.
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
