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Lifestyle
Sartorial goals for the family: the best dressed mothers and daughters (and some of the sons too)
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Preview
Contemporary Music
If you like festivals that offer plenty of zing with a side of zen then head to the wonderland of the Wilderness Festival this summer
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Preview
Food
Indulge in B Bakery's traditional afternoon tea on a routemaster bus tour: sightseeing in style
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In the Know
Cinema
Dan Stevens stars as Charles Dickens in The Man Who Invented Christmas, a festive biopic which follows the author as he works on the Yultide classic, A Christmas Carol
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Latest News
Get ready for Disneyland England. Kent will become home to our very own mega-budget theme park in 2023
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In the Know
Kids
Mum’s the word: a heart-warming show about motherhood and its meaning comes to the Camden Fringe
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Kids
Stitch witchery: witness the incredible costumes of Harry Potter at Warner Bros. Studio
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Essential
Visual Arts
A nine-year-old and an adult review the thrilling, terrifying Carsten Holler slide: but who was braver?
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Kids
'I love you Miss Hannigan': Miranda Hart makes West End debut in Annie the Musical, London 2017
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Kids
Fly to Neverland at the National Theatre: Sally Cookson brings her subversive take on Peter Pan to London this winter
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Preview
Kids
Witchcraft, murder and treason in the murky world of Shakespeare's Macbeth, staged for younger audiences at The National in 2017
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
It won't rock your world, but Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical version of the hit film is plenty of fun for the kids
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In the Know
Kids
The third nationwide Fun Palaces 2016 festival celebrates the arts and sciences side by side, inspired by the vision of revolutionary playwright Joan Littlewood
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Kids
Harry Potter and the Philoshopher's Stone comes to the big screen with live orchestral accompaniment at the Royal Albert Hall
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Features
Dining out isn't just for the grown ups: the best London restaurants for kids and families, from cheap and cheerful to the finest of dining
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Features
Things to do
The London summer season is in full swing. Here's the unmissable events and activities you can still enjoy — even if you've been too busy to book
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Things To Do
Spending Independence Day in London? We've selected the best events so you can celebrate July Fourth from across the pond
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Things To Do
The glorious, long summer holidays are on the horizon. Keep your family entertained throughout the summer months with best courses and family workshops, from filmmaking to cookery.
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Features
Put Sunday 19th June in your diary and have a perfect day out with Pops with our top film picks and best London events
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
R.L Stine's fright-tastic books are adpated into immersive theatre at The Vaults: Goosebumps, London 2016, is here, be afraid…
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Things To Do
The classic English pastime, with fresh new edge: London afternoon tea gets cool with these unusual options, from vegan to Basque
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Essential
Cinema
The Hunger Games franchise is returning to cinemas with its final instalment, Mockingjay Part 2. UK release date set for 20 November
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In the Know
Cinema
Nanni Moretti's Mia Madre film, 2015 Cannes Palme D'Or Nominee is a tender portrait of love and loss.
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Tried and Tested
Kids
After astounding us in 2014, the stage adaptation of Jacqueline Wilson's story of a gutsy girl's search for her family returns to the West End for a 2015 revival.
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Interview
Michael Rosen, children's poet and storyteller, chats to Culture Whisper about poetry, trains and pretending to have read Joyce's Ulysses.
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Kids
Irish folktales are brought together and digitally enhanced in beautiful children's film, Song of the Sea.
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Kids
Young audiences are in for a treat with a modern reworking of an age-old love story, returning to the Dorfman Theatre in 2017
