The National Gallery has announced a second partner for its Asia Tour of its exhibition of 52 paintings which include

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The London Borough of Merton will revert to in-house street-cleaning starting from 2025, after the council’s cabinet came to an

London Underground train drivers will strike for 24 hours on March 15 after disagreements with management over forced changes. ASLEF

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After experiencing homophobic violence, an English artist started a project to plant pansies at sites of homophobic and transphobic abuse.