BBC Radio 1 presenter, DJ, podcaster, and award-winning entrepreneur Jaguar joined us for our In conversation with series to discuss her journey from sneaking out to raves on the tiny island of Alderney to becoming a tastemaker in the UK dance scene, her debut EP flowers…
Read MoreLooking for a fantastic meal in London without breaking the bank? From cosy Italian trattorias to chic French bistros, London is packed with restaurants offering set menus that deliver incredible flavour at a fraction of the usual price. Discover our guide to some of the city’s tastiest set menus.
Read MoreLondon’s most beloved Christmas activity is back. As festive cheer returns to the city, with twinkling lights and the scent of mulled wine drifting through the air, for many Londoners and visitors from further afield, nothing quite captures the spirit of the city at Christmas like strapping on a pair of skates and stepping onto the ice…
Read MoreAs the crisp autumn air settles over London, the iconic gardens of Berkeley Square are once again hosting one of the most anticipated gatherings in the art and antiques world: the LAPADA Fair 2025, running from 28 October to 2 November…
Read MoreFor Londoners looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the capital, a weekend getaway offers the perfect opportunity to unwind, explore, and experience something new. Fortunately, the United Kingdom is packed with vibrant cities that are easily accessible from London and ideal for a short break…
Read MoreThe esports world is booming in 2025, with jaw-dropping prize pools and viewership that would make traditional sports executives sweat…
Read MoreLondon remains one of the few cities where tradition and innovation stand together. Its financial roots run deep, yet its appetite for progress keeps it relevant in every new era. When digital currencies appeared, London became one of the first places to explore how they could fit within a regulated system…
Read MoreNovember is a lively time to be in London, with the festive season in full swing and the city buzzing with events. From skating at Somerset House to Christmas lights switch-ons and festive markets like the Southbank Centre Winter Market, there are plenty of ways to embrace the holiday spirit. Beyond the seasonal festivities, London’s cultural calendar is brimming with art, music, and performance…
Read MoreLessons on Revolution, a self-described piece of ‘documentary theatre’, digs into the archives of this period of history and draws parallels with contemporary issues of inequality and injustice – the LGBTQ+ movement, the housing crisis in London, migrant rights, protests against the genocide in Gaza…
Read MoreA collection of short books that possess more power and a profundity than the page count suggest. Each of these books are under 200 pages, making them great for anyone looking to break a reading rut or explore different genres…
Read MoreWhen you watch a major live-poker event or browse the performance of a British player today, it’s worth remembering that much of the modern UK scene traces back to a small but formidable foursome from North London…
Read MoreDiscover 10+ locations in London where you can enjoy the celebrations on the weekends before and after and the official Bonfire Night itself…
Read MoreAnnie Frost Nicholson is an artist whose work sits at the electric intersection of personal memory, public ritual and emotional release. Known for transforming private grief into bold, colour-saturated experiences - from stitched paintings to micro-discos - Annie’s practice creates space for collective healing without losing the rawness of its origins…
Read MoreAs far as weekend getaways go, this 70-acre estate offers a peaceful country escape with all the best elements of a traditional hotel experience. Staffordshire, arguably, is not yet on the map for luxury and leisure but set in the heart of the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands, The Tawny surely is a beacon of things to come…
Read MoreAs 2026 approaches, the Serpentine Galleries in London prepare for a landmark year. Next year marks the 25th Serpentine Pavilion, a milestone in the gallery’s pioneering architectural commission series that began in 2000 with Dame Zaha Hadid. Alongside this, Serpentine will present major solo exhibitions by intergenerational artists. Here is your guide to what to expect at Serpentine in 2026…
Read MoreThis month sees the opening of several remarkable duo exhibitions, from a showcase celebrating two of Britain’s most celebrated landscape painters, J.M.W. Turner and John Constable, at Tate Britain, to a show examining the long-standing friendship and artistic dialogue between British artists Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas at Sadie Coles HQ and Frankie Rossi Art Projects. Here is our guide to art exhibitions opening in London in November 2025…
Read MoreArt Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais for its second edition from 24–26 October 2025, bringing together 206 leading galleries from 41 countries and territories. Below is our guide to seven artists not to miss at this year’s edition, each presenting distinctive work through their galleries…
Read MoreArt Basel Paris 2025’s Public Programme turns the city into a stage for contemporary art, placing bold, large-scale works in streets, courtyards, and cultural landmarks - all free to visit. From a dreamy opera of 30 surreal figures at Palais d’Iéna to a colossal Kermit the Frog balloon looming over Place Vendôme, here is our guide to five standout works from the Art Basel Public Programme that you simply cannot miss…
Read MoreClaro is located at the southern end of Regent Street serving a menu best described as Eastern Mediterranean with Middle Eastern Influences. This month Claro’s autumn menu has launched using ingredients sourced from county Berkshire giving diners a special farm to table experience…
Read MoreLondon’s dining scene never sits still, and that’s exactly why we love it. Each week brings new openings, inventive menus, and collaborations that capture the city’s unmatched culinary energy. Discover what is happening now and what’s on the horizon…
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