The Wimbledon BookFest will see more than 15,000 people gathering in Wimbledon for the annual event before it ends on Sunday.
Everyday of the festival different authors of a variety of genres and backgrounds visit the tent on the common.
London Live's Alicia Edwards spoke to one of the organisers, Fiona Razvi, as well as Journalist, Samira Ahmed, about why the event is so popular.
The very first edition of the book has gone on display at the Philip Mould and Company Gallery
Michael de Souza's 'Lil Bruv' will be unveiled to the world this weekend
Five books are up for the £5,000 prize, with the winner announced by Princess Beatrice next month
London's only queer arts festival under one roof
Three recent art graduates have had their work displayed
It is part of events to mark the centenary of women working as officers
Sadiq visits a scheme in London Bridge which helps homeless people
With Brexit looming the industry is preparing for the potential impact it could have in terms of trade and production
London is officially the most romantic city in Britain, according to at least one survey by Bloom & Wild.
Snippets of conversations are on show at the Jealous Gallery in Shoreditch
A retelling of the tale of Robin Hood is coming to Peckham
It picked up the Pleasance Award at this year's Vault Festival.
The 15 year old was shot in his bedroom in Clapham in 2007
With Matt Withers from Archant Media
Starring Wendi Peters, about the transgender struggle in the 80s
50 million pounds spent on the unbuilt project
For those looking to express their affections a slightly overstate way
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
