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Scottish womenswear etailer Oh Polly has secured a new 4,768 sq ft office space for its London headquarters.

The incident occurred at Gardens Food and Wine in Manchester Road at around 9.50pm on November 3 2023.

The child of Algerian parents who grew up in France and found artistic freedom in London on family, ideas of belonging and how she and close friend Sonia Boyce came to be the toast of 2022’s Venice Biennale

A shoal of jellyfish in a show at the Hayward Gallery inspires Waldemar Januszczak to rank the London’s leading contemporary art venues

Labour’s 9,668 majority in Greater Manchester seat challenged by Galloway’s Gaza-focused campaign

A man was knocked to the ground and assaulted in what is believed to be an unprovoked racial attack.

Police are urging members of the public to come forward with information about the incident last November on the Isle of Dogs.

The deductive powers of the famous sleuth are put to new uses in these inventive if patchy modern interpretations, one playful, the other musical

Three people died last year and dozens were hurt in fires caused by failing e-bike batteries.

Robert Griffiths, general secretary of the Communist Party of Britain, has a profound insight — no doubt informed by his mastery of Marxist theory and practice — into what a good result for the working class at the next general election would be: “A Labour victory at the next general election would be a better outcome than a Conservative victory, raising working-class morale and demands” he wrote in the Morning Star of 12 September 2023. That’s clear enough, isn’t it? It’s Griffith...