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First ever Gaugin exhibition on at the National Gallery
Our resident art critic James Nicholls has shared his thoughts on the showcase.
Food in photography arrives in central London
The exhibition explores the history of taking pictures of what we eat.
The 12 women's profiles being raised 170 years on
The National Portrait Gallery uncovers the untold story of 12 women from the Pre-Raphaelite period.
London-based artist reimagines one USA's most famous landmarks
Ben Turnbull explores what Mount Rushmore could look like in an alternate World.
Beaconsfield child among Wildlife Photographer 2019 winners
Thomas Easterbrook - won the 10 years and under section, for his shot of a hummingbird
Encouraging more parity in the arts industry with giant display of famous black actors
Up on the facade of the Mountview drama academy in Peckham
'Islander' opens at Southwark Playhouse
Set on a windswept Scottish Isle, it follows a young girl cut off from the world, until a chance encounter with a dying whale, changes her perspective
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Second play to show at Battersea Power Station
The stage production of Nick Hornby's best selling novel, 'High Fidelity', is about to open in south London.
Swedish singer launches new EP in London
The 7 track record is packed with love, anger, sadness and joy.
London singer-songwriter releases new music
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Award winning singer back with new show
Becki Biggins will be performing on Friday.
Circus Berlin comes to London
Circus Berlin rolls into town, as part of a UK tour.
Official opening for Walthamstow's new £30m investment
The scheme in North East London has involved a major redevelopment of the Walthamstow gyratory, close to the town's tube station.
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Rembrandt is remembered at Dulwich Picture Gallery
In a major exhibition to mark the 350th anniversary of the painter's death, 35 of his works have gone on show in an immersive experience where lighting technology reveals new depths.
Dissociated - a new hard hitting play comes to London
It explores the process of surviving child abuse and confronting the memories head on.
New production of Arinze Kene's Little Baby Jesus by award winning theatre director
At the Orange Tree Theatre
The 'Remembering Lions' exhibition raised funds for endangered species
This time, putting the focus on Lions, more than 70 of the world's top wildlife photographers have come together to offer work to the collection.
New play 'Jollof Wars' being performed in the capital
The play is told through the lens of a Nigerian chef and her fiancé arguing about which jollof rice should be served at their wedding.
Lost Hollow on their new music and London gig
The duo are over in the UK for a concert here in the capital to launch their new album, 'Looking for happy'.
Roundhouse Rising Festival
Showcasing new and emerging musical talent
First woman in Parliament to be remembered in bronze
The first statue of the first woman in Parliament has been crafted at a factory in Limehouse.
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