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Tower Bridge, the Barbican, museums and other top London attractions could close when workers go on strike next week in a dispute over pay.

NTU's Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies will expand into London in September with a new campus, dedicated to the entertainment industries.

Fiona McKenzie Johnston explores the transferrable lessons we can take from stage sets, and meets the interior designers who straddle both disciplines

For more than a century after Jack the Ripper became one of history's most feared and famous murderers, his identity remained a mystery. Then last year, on a tour of Scotland Yard, a best-selling American crime novelist met a leading British authority on the Ripper. In an excerpt from the resulting book, PATRICIA CORNWELL reveals how she and other investigators used state-of-the-art forensic science, including DNA tests, to make the case that the serial killer who terrorized Victorian Engla...

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Lower yourself into the froth of Jacuzzi for a great time – just try not to think about the prices

Rochelle Canteen’s Margot Henderson opens Three Horseshoes in the rolling, bucolic, Somerset village of Batcombe. Pamela Goodman gets a first look.

"City Harvest is a sustainable solution to surplus food - rescuing food, people, and planet"

Fake, fortune or outright phoney and proud? Simon Pettet was for phoney and proud of it. His blue and white ceramics may be a tribute to the delftware of the Dutch Golden Age, but they are first and foremost a tease. At Dennis Severs’ House on Folgate Street in Spitalfields all is a lark, a game, a hopscotch through history.

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