6 h. ago Ozzy Osbourne says farewell to live performance with a hometown show for 40,000 fans

Ozzy Osbourne has performed what he says is his final live show, thrilling 40,000 fans in Birmingham, England, on Saturday

Society

16 h. ago New Chinese 'super embassy' in London to contain a 'campus for 200 spies'

Mapping data shows the proposed site lies directly between financial hubs in the City and Canary Wharf and close to three major data centres, including the Stock Exchange.

Politics

22 h. ago Naomi Campbell and Vanessa Williams stun in rainbow outfits while Sandi Toksvig plants a kiss on wife Debbie as stars attend London Pride and thousands flock to the streets

Supermodel Naomi Campbell and actress Vanessa Williams led the celebrities stepping out in support of this year's London Pride on Saturday.

Politics

24 h. ago Melania appears to have lost her groove as she mimic Trump’s infamous ‘YMCA’ dance at July 4 bash

Melania Trump surprised onlookers by joining Donald Trump in his signature “Trump Dance” during the July 4th celebration at the White House.

Politics

25 h. ago LGBT artists decry Supreme Court ruling at rainy London Pride parade

Tens of thousands of people gathered in central London for this year’s Pride parade.

Events

33 h. ago My cultural awakening: a Marina Abramović show helped me to stop hating my abusive father

At an Abramović art takeover I discovered the quiet strength of a political protester from Myanmar. It gave me a new father figure – and unblocked my creativityOn an unseasonably warm day in October 2023, I arrived, ahead of the queues, at London’s Southbank Centre for a conceptual art takeover by the world-famous Marina Abramović Institute.I had recently read Marina’s memoir Walk Through Walls, which had resonated. So, when I’d seen the event advertised – hours-long performances by artists she’d invited, curated and introduced by Marina – I bought a £60 ticket and waited for my time slot to enter the Queen Elizabeth Hall. I hadn’t seen performance art before, and this was due to include her well-known work The Artist Is Present with an artist sitting, static and silent, in a chair all day, as Marina once did for an accumulated 736 hours and 30 minutes at the Museum of Modern Art. I felt certain that it would affect me, I just wasn’t sure how. Continue reading...

Events

47 h. ago Republicans slammed online for celebrating children going hungry and millions losing Medicaid from Trump’s bill

Republicans gave thumbs up and danced in the House as they celebrated stripping health insurance from millions of fellow Americans.

Politics

50 h. ago Parliament church's chief bell ringer is hit with £100,000 court bill after ripping out banker neighbour's gate to his £2m west London home on day he moved in

Retired financier Nicholas Partick-Hiley bought his mews cottage in Fulham, in August 2023, planning to make the property a dream home for his retirement alongside wife.

Economics

53 h. ago Parliament's chief bell ringer is hit with £100,000 court bill after ripping out banker neighbour's gate to his £2m west London home on day he moved in

Retired financier Nicholas Partick-Hiley bought his mews cottage in Fulham, in August 2023, planning to make the property a dream home for his retirement alongside wife.

Economics

63 h. ago The roads where you're most likely to have your mobile stolen in London's West End as phone theft soars to record levels

Metropolitan Police figures showing Westminster's 'repeat streets' for mobile phone thefts were released by Scotland Yard following a Freedom of Information request - with Oxford Street coming out on top.

Politics

68 h. ago Arsenal lose Mikel Arteta favourite to Premier League rival Brentford

Arsenal lose Mikel Arteta favourite to Premier League rival Brentford  Football London

Politics

68 h. ago Arsenal lose Mikel Arteta favourite to Premier League rivals Brentford

Arsenal lose Mikel Arteta favourite to Premier League rivals Brentford  Football London

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2 d. ago Moment cyclist ticketed for 'riding no handed' confronts City of London officer over his fine

Climate change campaigner Paul Powlesland posted a video of the 'utterly bonkers' encounter with the female City of London officer on social media.

Sport

3 d. ago Former wife of Rolling Stones legend praises Strictly Come Dancing for ‘wonderful confidence boost’ after split

The author took part in the 2009 edition of the celebrity dancing competition

Politics

3 d. ago Dennis Morris: ‘Music + Life’ | Photographers' Gallery | Art in London

Dennis Morris: ‘Music + Life’ | Photographers' Gallery | Art in London  Time Out

Culture

3 d. ago JD Wetherspoon unveils £3million pub opening in affluent London suburb

Pub chain JD Wetherspoon has confirmed the 'Walham Green' on Fulham Road in West London will be the first of its six new pubs to open in England over the coming months.

Economics

3 d. ago JD Wetherspoon unveils latest £3million pub opening in affluent London suburb

Pub chain JD Wetherspoon has confirmed the 'Walham Green' on Fulham Road in West London will be the first of its six new pubs to open in England over the coming months.

Economics

3 d. ago Ten times more cyclists than motorists are fined for running red lights in City of London 

And one in six bike riders admits to frequently ignoring traffic light signals to stop, according to a new study - as police declared a new crackdown on 'anti-social' cyclists.

Politics

3 d. ago Bridgerton star who was targeted for her mobile phone by thug says she has LEFT London and moved back in with her mother because she 'doesn't feel safe'

Genevieve Chenneour, 27, admitted she 'doesn't feel safe' in the capital anymore after being targeted by thief Zacariah Boulares, 18, at a Joe & The Juice while she was walking her dog.

Events

4 d. ago ‘A young fella like me doesn’t want to make traditional paintings’: how Indigenous art swept the UK

From distinctive dot paintings to ‘unflattering’ portraits of billionaires, via bloodstained reindeer skulls piled up outside parliament, the diverse work of Indigenous artists is thrilling the art world Seemingly out of nowhere, Indigenous art is everywhere. We’ve gone decades – centuries, really – in this country with barely any exhibitions dedicated to the work of Indigenous artists, but recently, everything’s changed. Galleries, museums and institutions across the UK are hosting shows by artists from communities in South America, Australia, the US and Europe at an unprecedented rate.Tate Modern in London is putting on its first-ever major solo show by a First Nation Australian artist in July, with a Sámi artist from Norway taking over the Turbine Hall in October. There are shows by Native American artists at Camden Art Centre in London and Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket Gallery, while painters and weavers from the Amazon and Argentina are coming to Manchester’s Whitworth and Bexhill-o...

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