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Two London-based musical organisations joined those making a stand over proposed UK copyright law changes due to concerns over content

A production of Tis Pitty Shee’s a Whore will appear at Twickenham’s Mary Wallace Theatre from the 19th to the

More than 50,000 people attended the St Patrick’s Day parade in central London on Sunday. The annual event, which celebrates

Teacher sickness absences remain significantly above pre-pandemic levels in England, according to data from School Workforce in England. Two-thirds of

Sonia Bompastor believes there are better performances to come from Chelsea Women after she claimed her first trophy with the

An EastEnders-themed drag theatre production is debuting at the Clapham Grand for one night only at 27 March. First performed

The number of people sleeping rough in London has hit a 15-year high, as levels across the country have surged.

“I knew all my attackers. I knew the person that raped me.” These are the words of one victim, who

Sonia Bompastor claimed her first trophy as Chelsea Women manager as the Blues finally regained the Subway League Cup with

Chelsea have missed out on a potential £400m over the last 15 years by releasing future stars from their academy

Disabled people still don’t have step-free access to Hackney Downs station six years after it was promised by the previous