7 h. ago By focusing on Edvard Munch’s portraiture, London's National Gallery reveals a different side of the Norwegian Expressionist

By focusing on Edvard Munch’s portraiture, London's National Gallery reveals a different side of the Norwegian Expressionist  Art Newspaper

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3 d. ago Six men convicted after trafficked migrants forced to work on cannabis farms

The National Crime Agency said illegal sites were run in the Midlands, London and the north of England.

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7 d. ago Six Nations 2025: Best pubs and bars to watch the rugby in London

This year’s tournament is shaping up to be spectacular. Here’s where to cheer on your team

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7 d. ago Extra 52,000 dentist appointments for Londoners to help tackle 'Dickensian state of affairs'

Over 52,000 urgent dental appointments are set for London as the Government reveals 700,000 extra slots nationwide to help tackle the dentistry crisis

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8 d. ago Transport for London faces £23m 'hammering' amid National Insurance hike

Sir Sadiq Khan’s chief of staff admitted that the Labour Government has ‘not provided as much money as we would have hoped for’

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8 d. ago Six places to get free margaritas in London for National Margarita Day 2025

Six places to get free margaritas in London for National Margarita Day 2025  Time Out London

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9 d. ago National Margarita Day: London's best margaritas, from Hacha to Side Hustle

The recipe for a good time? Tequila, triple sec and lime

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9 d. ago UK's 'friendliest pubs' revealed in new map – does your local boozer make the list?

Pubs are a home away from home for many Brits - but some have topped the list for being the most 'friendly' and 'welcoming' of all boozers left in the land. Let's see what watering holes have made the list

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9 d. ago The Face Magazine: Culture Shift review – rebellious fashion photography with a raucous sense of fun

National Portrait Gallery, LondonThe style monthly was loud, left-field and unabashedly British. The 200 images from 50 photographers on show reflect its furious energy and explosive creative couplings SPEED SEX GORE AGGRO promised a 1998 cover of the Face. The cover star was Alexander McQueen, looking like a revenant with blanched white skin and blood-red eyes. “He wanted to express the idea of the burning rage felt by Joan of Arc being burned at the stake,” the photographer Nick Knight recalls.In its initial run between 1980 and 2004, the cult style magazine served this kind of madness every month to its avid young readers. The Face even managed to make David Beckham dirty, with soy sauce and coffee dribbling down his abs. This exhibition is suitably splashy, and with more than 200 photographs by 80 photographers it convincingly demonstrates the publication’s influence and audacity. It is a riotous romp through two decades of British fashion, from New Romantics to Gothic Romantics...

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