Pure power meets mind-blowing musical skill when drumming troupe Kodo takes to the stage — and it's doing exactly that in ...

You won’t find him in any history book, but he deserves some kind of recognition as the first known person to graffiti the ...

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Paul Knox's latest book, Lost London: From Crystal Palace to Heston Airport, a History in 25 Missing Buildings, explores lost ...

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The Barbican's Sculpture Court is set to get a glow-up, as part of the cultural centre's extensive renovation schemes. From ...

The north London borough of Brent is fit to bursting with stuff to get up to: delish desi dishes, the world's most stunning jigsaw puzzle and a rather well-known football ground. Here's the lowdown on ...

The venue in question was the East London Museum of Science and Art, otherwise known as the Bethnal Green Museum. It opened in 1872, and it really was a shock to the system. The people of the East End ...

The building is an example of the Streamline Moderne flavour of art deco, most famously worn by the Daily Express building on Fleet Street. At the time of construction, Ibex House had the longest ...

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A legendary actor, a pioneering Victorian photographer, and an advocate for racial equality will be awarded Blue Plaques in ...

Why the Bayeux Tapestry is an important relic of London history.