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Following the release of their newest album Father of The Bride, Vampire Weekend are celebrating with three dates in London this November
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The Doctor stars Juliet Stevenson and is Robert Icke’s final production as associate director of the Almeida Theatre
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Writer-director Lorene Scafaria turns to dark corners for her new movie starring Jennifer Lopez, Lili Reinhart, Keke Palmer, Lizzo and more
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We round up central London's hidden gems for sunbathing, where you can almost strip down to your swimwear
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If garage rock is your thing, look no further – Pete Doherty's new era with the Libertines brings a new tour to London this Autumn
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The new ITV detective drama arrives in August, based on the murder of Sian O'Callaghan in 2011 and the controversy that followed
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Philippa Perry, Louis Theroux and Nadiya Hussain are among the talents taking to the stage for the Southbank Centre’s Autumn Literature Season
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Green cleaning isn't just better for the planet - it's better for our health. Here are the sustainable products and brands to have on your radar now.
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Faith (Eve Myles) tries to resume her life as a local lawyer, 18 months after her secretive husband, Evan (Bradley Freegard), came back. But she's still paying for Evan's sins
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This Autumn British Library will bring the vibrant world of Buddhist art to central London
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The Linbury Theatre hosts an intriguing and diverse triple bill from Northern Ballet – The Kingdom of Back/Mamela/The Shape of Sound – this autumn
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From Eve Myles's return to iPlayer sensation Keeping Faith to Mary-Louise (Meryl Streep) standing trial in the Big Little Lies finale, this week in TV is blessed with female-led drama
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Prep, set and fix with the key products that will out-smart the blazing sun and humidity
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Dance Umbrella 2019, or DU19 for short, kicks off at Sadler’s with Gisèle Vienne’s CROWD, a work set in a young people’s rave
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Singer Ashley Riches on making music with old friends, working out and trying his hand at writing
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Bored of the standard eggs benedict? Discover more unusual places for brunch in London, from extravagant dim sum to scandi rye bread
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The second show of the Merce Cunningham Centennial at the ROH is Dance Umbrella’s The Future Bursts In at the Linbury Theatre
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Maremma restaurant brings the Tuscan coast to Brixton. It also serves the best panzanella salad in London
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We're on track for a very wonderful Christmastime in 2020, with Paul McCartney's musical version of It's A Wonderful Life due to hit the stage
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Tom Hooper's film makeover of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cats goes all out in its casting: Taylor Swift, James Corden and more are on board
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Based on the Windermere novels by Paula Daly, ITV's Deep Water follows three friends in the Lake District as they cope with debts, motherhood, and mediocre husbands
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There is something truly life-enhancing about dining surrounded by lush plants in a gorgeous garden.Note: restaurants prefer not to offer reservations in their first come, first seated Edens.
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The Royal Ballet joins worldwide commemorations of the Merce Cunningham centennial with an exciting triple bill at the Linbury Theatre this autumn
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From writer Joe Penhall and director David Fincher, Mindhunter will resume on Netflix in August. The serial killers featured will include Charles Manson and David Berkowitz
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From helping convert buses into homeless shelters to teaching disadvantaged children how to read, these London volunteering schemes are looking for your help
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Hilarious opera set backstage at the rehearsals for – an opera. A welcome revival of Gerald Barry's comedy
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Massenet's romantic story of the doomed love of a passionate poet for a virtuous woman returns to Covent Garden in a visually arresting production
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The year's landscape in the film industry is shaping up. Here are 10 movies to change the game in 2019
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Philosophy and music collide as HowTheLightGetsIn festival brings stimulating discussion and world-class performance to Hampstead
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Be the first at the door of these great London sample sales
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Bond 25 writer Scott Z. Burns directs a salient investigative drama focusing on Senate agents aiming to uncover the shifty CIA underbelly of the terror attacks
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Armando Ianucci (The Death of Stalin) kicks off the 63rd BFI London Film Festival with a fresh retelling of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield
