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The Weeping Window poppies installation returns to London. This time at the Imperial War Museum, in commemoration of the centenary of Armistice Day
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London's cosiest pubs are the best spots to get rosy-cheeked and merry in
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Get your groove on to a series of show-stopping live bands at Camden's Jazz Café this autumn
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designjunction, one of London Design Festival's most hotly anticipated events, is now in full swing. We tell you what to do, see, and eat
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Here's our round up of the pop-ups not to miss this summer
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The frailties of capitalism plays out as director Rachel Chavkin revives Arthur Miller's Great Depression drama The American Clock at The Old Vic
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Eat Art and Eat Talk are new this year, alongside a pop-up exploring the sensory future of dining
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Our passionate love affair with brunch shows no sign of abating, but with so many options out there, where to go in London?
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The latest addition to the DCEU is nearly in cinemas and we're swimming with excitement. Here's what we know so far
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This month, the writer behind Press and Doctor Foster is filming his new three-part drama The Man. Here's what we know
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A Pulitzer-winning study of the racial divides and industrial malaise in the USA's poorest city transfers to the Donmar Warehouse
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The world-class tenor on music-induced injuries, the good life in London, and unwinding at 200mph
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Be the life and Seoul of the party at this year's K-Music festival featuring contemporary, classical and traditional performances
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Oscar-winning film-maker and Turner Prize-winning artist Steve McQueen to capture a portrait of young Britain
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Legendary director Peter Brook returns to the National Theatre with a strangely staid, under-powered new play
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Live like a Bright Young Thing for the evening at this Roaring Twenties-themed party hosted by the Candlelight Club at a top-secret location
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Finally there's a follow up to the 37-floor-high Sushisamba, Heron Tower. Expect more Japanese-Peruvian-Brazilian cuisine, this time in Covent Garden
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Inaugural exhibition at the new Science Gallery London poignantly explores the pressing issues around addiction and recovery
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The contemporary dancer and choreographer Aakash Odedra presents the London premiere of his first company ensemble work, #JeSuis
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Proceeds from Meghan Markle's book Together will be donated to the Hubb Community Kitchen and other Grenfell-related projects
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Opening this year's London Film Festival, 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen teams up with writer Gillian Flynn on Widows, this Autumn's biggest hard-hitting crime drama
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Immersive cinema is having a moment. More than just London cinema listings, from ABBA to solemn gangsters in 4K, here are the best cinema experiences London has to offer
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The new trailer shows Mary Poppins flying back, correcting Michael's impoliteness, and playing with cartoons (again).
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An original take on Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist told from the perspective of its arch-villain, Fagin, comes to The Place with Avant Garde Dance’s Fagin’s Twist
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Forget Frieze London. Led by the artists themselves, The Other Art Fair, London, 2018 is a hipper and more authentic alternative
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We round up our favourite hotels around the UK to escape to in autumn
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Cult teen movie Heathers gets a shrewd and sassy musical theatre makeover on the West End
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The menu promises English and Italian treats created from seasonal ingredients
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A new destination for electronic music
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Immersive storytelling meets fine dining
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Tom Dixon flagship is the first store to open in King's Cross's new yuppie playground
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We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to drinking in East London. From historic pubs to elaborate cocktail bars, we’ve compiled the best of the best