10 h. ago Emma Raducanu takes 64 minutes to earn 'revenge' win as she begins Queen's charge

Emma Raducanu got her singles campaign at Queen's off to a winning start as she thrashed Cristina Bucsa in the first round of the WTA 500 event in west London.

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13 h. ago Ryanair accused of refusing to let family board flight to Dublin over visa issues

Christina Finn and her husband Cameron had travelled to London from Belfast on Friday for a CBeebies event with their five-month-old son when they were refused boarding

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35 h. ago Alice Cooper to reunite with original bandmates for special London event

Alice Cooper to reunite with original bandmates for special London event  KSHE 95

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37 h. ago Brits should learn to speak Russian if defence spending isn't ramped up, NATO chief warns

NATO secretary general Mark Rutte, speaking at an event in central London, warned that Vladimir Putin will be able to mount a credible threat against the bloc within five years, with missiles able to reach European capitals in minutes

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39 h. ago Music fans share mixed reaction to BRITs departure from London : what to know about 2026 event

The iconic BRIT Awards will relocate from London to Manchester in 2026, prompting mixed reactions from music enthusiasts

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41 h. ago Original ALICE COOPER Group Announces Exclusive, Intimate London Event

Original ALICE COOPER Group Announces Exclusive, Intimate London Event  BLABBERMOUTH.NET

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43 h. ago Emma Raducanu's 'jealousy' over with her tennis rivals all in agreement

Emma Raducanu is part of the star-studded line-up at the WTA Queen's Tournament this summer, with the event returning to London for the first time since 1973, putting to bed any ATP jealousy

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46 h. ago Queen’s hosts women’s tennis for first time in 52 years – with equal prize money on the horizon

A new WTA tournament at the prestigious west London venue this week will precede the traditional men’s event – and has already attracted 10 of the top-20 players in the world

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5 d. ago Coronation Street fans 'crying' at young star's reaction during British Soap Awards 2025

ITV's soaps didn't fare well at the annual event held in London

Sport

7 d. ago Boo Productions Recognized as One of London’s Top Event Production Companies

Boo Productions Recognized as One of London’s Top Event Production Companies  GlobeNewswire

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1 week ago Young WNY musicians travel to London to perform at prestigious musical event

Young WNY musicians travel to London to perform at prestigious musical event  WKBW

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1 week ago Chilling prediction that four of the world's most famous psychics say will happen in 2025

Famous psychics Baba Vanga, Nostradamus, Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé and London based Nicolas Aujula, have all warned about the same chilling event taking place this year.

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1 week ago A moment that changed me: I was shy and cared too much what people thought of me. Then a group of K

From the moment I discovered Korean pop music in my 20s, I was hooked. But it took going to meet other fans to help me find my self-confidence – and my tribe‘You need to listen to this,” said my friend Helen over her birthday lunch in 2018. “Have you ever heard of K-pop?” I hadn’t – I didn’t know it was short for Korean pop music, or about K-pop “idols” (stars). She played me songs by the South Korean boyband SHINee and I was instantly captivated. It reminded me of the pop music I loved in the 00s, when I was growing up: the bombastic music videos, the repetitive electro-pop hooks, the bands where each member has a distinct role, like a family. It was pure escapism.Gradually, I started listening to more and more K-pop, until I took the plunge and did something I’d previously dismissed as “cringe”. With my twin sister, Hannah, I went to a K-pop-themed “cafe event” at the Gaza cafe in Soho, London. The get-together marked the birthdays of three members of the boyband GOT7. Their music...

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2 w. ago From TikTok to the track: Gen Z are driving running’s third great boom

At the heart of running’s unprecedented explosion in popularity is the digitally native generation making the sport fashionable, communal and more diverse than everHear that sound? It is the fingertaps of Gen Z scrolling through Instagram reels and TikToks. The pings of card readers as more stylish gear leaves the shelves. The drumbeat of cushioned soles on pavements up and down the country. But, most of all, it is the noise of the jaws of the smartest people in sport crashing to the floor. Because, suddenly and entirely unexpectedly, we are in the third great running boom, one that almost nobody saw coming and powered almost entirely by Gen Z, particularly women.“You go back to the first boom in the 1970s and 80s and there was no real diversity: it was all thin, skinny, white guys in very tight shorts,” says Hugh Brasher, the event director of the London Marathon. The second boom? That, he says, came after Paula Radcliffe broke the world marathon record in 2003, leading to a big ju...

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2 w. ago What If MCM London Comic Con Hosted A ComicsPRO Event But No One Came?

What If MCM London Comic Con Hosted A ComicsPRO Event But No One Came?  Bleeding Cool News

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2 w. ago Charli XCX picks up another huge award at prestigious music event

The Ivors celebrated the best in music and songwriting with a glittering event in London

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2 w. ago Ivor Novello Awards winners in full as Charli XCX picks up another major gong

The Ivors celebrated the best in music and songwriting with a glittering event in London

Events

2 w. ago Prince Harry's pregnant ex Cressida Bonas shows off her growing baby bump as she attends London event with half

Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend attended a London event to mark Mental Health Awareness Week with half-sister Isabella Branson.

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2 w. ago Tennis' Laver Cup Returns to London’s O2 Arena for 2026 Event

Tennis' Laver Cup Returns to London’s O2 Arena for 2026 Event  Sportico.com

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3 w. ago Oil industry funded Girl Scouts and British Museum to boost image, evidence suggests

BP has funded Washington’s National Gallery of Art, UK’s Royal Shakespeare Company and National Portrait GalleryOil interests have funded cultural institutions such as museums, youth organizations and athletic groups in recent years, new research shows, in what appears to be a public relations effort to boost their image amid growing public awareness of the climate crisis.Top US fossil fuel lobby group the American Petroleum Institute (API) sponsored a 2017 workshop for the Pennsylvania Girl Scouts, featuring “activities that mimicked work in the energy industry”. Energy giant BP in 2016 sponsored Washington DC’s National Gallery of Art and continues to fund the British Museum in London. And in 2019, Shell sponsored the golf event the Houston Open for the 26th time. Continue reading...

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