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.
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
Moments of Significance blends poetry, prose and memories.
The campaign encourages people to wear their favourite festive knit and donate £2
'Christmas Is A Time For Everyone' remembers those who may not be celebrating this Christmas
The charity is dedicated to preventing male suicide, the single biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK
Frontman, Mark Lee came up with the idea at the beginning of this week, and it was released with a video two days later
The 'Bee The Change' programme is calling attention to how money is given at street-level
Australias Windmill Theatre Company has reimagined Rumpelstiltzkin for the modern day audience.
London school children have taken part in a design challenge and two schools have made the final pitching session.
Sadiq Khan announced 6 zones that will benefit from the funding
The Mayor of London called on London council run emergency shelters to open as it hits 0c
Justin Burnley and Josh Leckie from the band joined London Live
Archant Media's Matt Withers lets us know the local news
George Tarlton and Matthew Robinson came to speak to London Live
A one-off Christmas special performance takes place in central London
She is one of 50 Global Teacher Prize Finalists
A new exhibition has come to the Opera Gallery exposing the world's most talented hyper-realist artists.
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
