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An urgent exhibition on climate change has opened
The British Museum's latest exhibition looks at the resilient cultures of the Arctic and how climate change threatens both their past and their future READ MORE
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Behind the scenes of & Juliet
Director Luke Sheppard and actor Miriam-Teak Lee on the magic of their pop-fuelled musical & Juliet, which returns to the West End in 2021
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The best natural cold & flu remedies
The best beauty remedies that work to help ease aches and pains restore the sinuses and help you survive cold, flu and virus season by Sarah Joan Ross
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Explore our pick of London's cosiest pubs
London's cosiest pubs are the best spots to get rosy-cheeked and merry. We round up our favourites – offering bonus points if they have a cat or dog
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Little-known Francis Bacon masterpiece to star in major new retrospective
London’s Royal Academy to stage the first exhibition charting the artist’s fascination with animals
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Trips and treats to fill your weekend
From a new exhibition exploring climate change and the Arctic to the first live play at the National since lockdown, here's what not to miss this weekend
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Footwear to stand up to the changing seasons
Sleek yet sturdy, Church's new Urban Crossover collection is the epitome of durable design
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All the arts, entertainment and adventures we are most excited about
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Dance
The Royal Ballet has confirmed that its magical Christmas ballet The Nutcracker will be live on the Covent Garden stage this festive season
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Tried and Tested
Dance
Rock musician and choreographer Michael Clark collaborator Jarvis Cocker reacts to the Barbican's landmark exhibition with A Musical Response to Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer
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Essential
Visual Arts
The British Museum's latest exhibition looks at the resilient cultures of the Arctic and how climate change threatens both their past and their future
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Visual Arts
London’s Royal Academy to stage the first exhibition charting the artist’s fascination with animals
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Cinema
The eighth feature film from Sofia Coppola, On the Rocks follows a quietly difficult father-daughter relationship between Laura (Rashida Jones) and Felix (Bill Murray)
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Preview
Dance
Scottish Ballet gets around Covid strictures by streaming its first full-length feature film, The Secret Theatre, just in time for Christmas
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Preview
Dance
Birmingham Royal Ballet brings its Covid-adapted, but no less glorious, The Nutcracker to the Royal Albert Hall this Christmas season
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Immersive
In the final episode of The Third Day, Helen (Naomie Harris) is finally reunited with her husband Sam (Jude Law), who's become a Christ-like figure on Osea island
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Theatre
David Tennant returns to the stage to explore Nazism in a revival of CP Taylor's production of Good, directed by Dominic Cooke
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Netflix
Ben Wheatley directs this Netflix film adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel Rebecca, starring Lily James, Armie Hammer, and Kristin Scott Thomas
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TV
Hugh Laurie stars in David Hare's latest TV project Roadkill. The four-part BBC series follows populist MP Peter Laurence, who has some skeletons tucked away. Helen McCrory also stars
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Cinema
Another entry in Steve McQueen's Small Axe anthology, Lovers Rock plunges into a heavy, reggae-fuelled house party in 1980 west London
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Our editors' guide to London's best events to see, plan & book now
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August Lifestyle Edit
From the style set's new favourite sunhat to the exhibition to see, here are twelve things to have on your radar this month READ MORE
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The UK holiday kit list: what to pack for a staycation
From sand-resistant towels and wind breakers to beach games and vital apps: everything you need to pack for a holiday in the UK
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Why you need to switch to a silk face mask now
If your skin is suffering under the constraints of an itchy face covering, maybe it's time to switch to a silk version by Sarah Joan Ross
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New book series gives historic female writers visibility
A new series of free e-books celebrates women writers who wrote under male pseudonyms by re-publishing historic titles with the correct names
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How to eat like you're on holiday in London
Not risking a trip abroad this summer? No problem: these restaurants recapture that holiday appetite, transporting diners further afield via their taste buds
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New season wellness picks
Boost fitness goals, look after mental wellbeing and re-discover your mojo with a new season of wellness trends and products
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Where to swim outdoors in London
Advance booking is now essential, but at least we can still cool off in many of London’s outdoor swimming pools, ponds and lakes
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