2 h. ago Things to do in London this weekend, from al fresco cinema to to a New York pop

Josh Barrie picks the very best of what to do in the capital

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30 h. ago London's unmissable gigs this weekend, from PinkPantheress to Kneecap

Maddy Mussen rounds up the hottest music nights in London this week

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46 h. ago Coachella 2026: Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber and Karol G to headline

It’s that time of year again

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47 h. ago After the far right’s march on our streets, Londoners must show Trump we reject his politics of fear | Sadiq Khan

These are dark times, but those who seek to divide us will not win. The capital’s soul and spirit are as inclusive and optimistic as everSadiq Khan is the mayor of LondonTrump has fanned the flames of divisive politics around the world, says Sadiq KhanSomething in our country changed at the weekend. Like cities across the UK, London has seen protests organised by the far right before, but this felt different. Over 100,000 people filled the capital. Tens of thousands of them marched peacefully. But some violently attacked the police officers tasked with keeping Londoners safe. Elon Musk tried to rally protesters against our democracy, telling them to “fight back or you die”.The scenes we saw didn’t come from nowhere. For far too long, our politicians and pundits have refused to condemn the rising tide of hatred in this country, instead choosing to dabble in dog-whistle politics and dangerous rhetoric themselves.Sadiq Khan is the mayor of LondonDo you have an opinion on the issues rai...

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50 h. ago Skepta announces intimate show at hot new club hidden beneath London's streets

UK rapper Skepta has been announced as the headline act for the opening weekend of London's hottest new nightclub space tucked away under the capital city

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53 h. ago The Central line is celebrating its 125th birthday with a treasure hunt across London this weekend

The Central line is celebrating its 125th birthday with a treasure hunt across London this weekend  Time Out Worldwide

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55 h. ago ITV Good Morning Britain's Ranvir Singh told to quit after emotional speech

Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh has revealed that she has been told to resign from her role on the ITV show after she shared her views on the far-right March in London at the weekend.

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60 h. ago I went home, to one of Labour’s safest seats, and it felt like a newly minted Reform constituency | Kirsty Major

Knowsley is a Labour stronghold. But judging by the polls and the people I spoke to, the messages of the right are truly cutting throughAt the weekend, I took the well-worn journey from London to Knowsley in Merseyside. I’ve made this trip so many times that I can execute it with military precision, arriving just in time before the train doors close, even with a toddler in tow this time around. My uncle picked us up from the station and as we turned on to the motorway, I saw St George’s flags hanging over us from the sides of bridges. Union jacks circled the roundabout just before we turned off to go to my auntie’s house. Knowsley is Labour’s fourth-safest seat in the UK, but it felt like a newly minted Reform constituency.It was a Friday evening, so we opened a bottle of wine and put pizzas in the oven. I was updated on various family milestones – a house sale had gone through, a baby bump was starting to show, the poor dog was on its last legs. My daughter entertained everyone wit...

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3 d. ago Nigel Farage breaks silence after Elon Musk urges UK to ‘fight or die’ at Tommy Robinson march

Nigel Farage said Elon Musk's "fight back or you die" calls at Tommy Robinson’s rally in London over the weekend "left a degree of ambiguity."

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3 d. ago ITV Coronation Street star 'buzzing' over major career first away from cobbles

Coronation Street star Sam Aston, who plays Chesney Brown on the ITV soap, is set to take to the stage for An Audience with Coronation Street in London this weekend.

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4 d. ago The Guardian view on the UK’s dangerous moment: as Labour falters, the far right mobilises | Editorial

Political leadership is missing just as Britain needs it most. The government must step up as others stir division and disillusionment growsPeter Mandelson’s exit from public office in disgrace over his links to the millionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein should have been a low point for the government. Instead, it exposed a leadership in trouble, with further to fall. Sir Keir Starmer defended his ambassador after No 10 had seen the emails that sank him. Whether or not the prime minister read them, the damage is becoming institutionalised. Labour looks adrift – consumed by infighting as darker forces gather beyond Westminster.At the weekend, more than 110,000 marched through London in Britain’s largest far-right rally in decades. Organised by Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, and billed as a “festival of free speech”, it quickly descended into conspiracy theories, Islamophobia and anti-migrant bigotry. There was violence: 26 police officers were injured. St...

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5 d. ago Pioneering pop legend, 73, takes a Road To Nowhere as he rides his mountain bike through New York City

It's not every day you encounter a pop legend.

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5 d. ago Addiction recovery event scheduled for this weekend in London

Addiction recovery event scheduled for this weekend in London  LEX18

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6 d. ago Football fans praise Premier League club after they BAN half

West Ham host Tottenham this weekend in what should prove to be a fierce London derby, with the club opting to ban anyone entering the stadium with half-and-half scarves amid safety concerns

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6 d. ago London bus strike partly called off this weekend – but some routes still affected

The strike was scheduled to start at 5am on Friday

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6 d. ago Enzo Maresca says Chelsea 'satisfied' despite facing 74 FA charges but refuses to comment himself

Chelsea contest another London derby this weekend

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7 d. ago London bus strike this weekend is largely called off but some routes will still be affected

The strike was expected to take place from 5am on Friday to the evening on Sunday affecting 60 routes - but six routes will still be disrupted

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7 d. ago Things to do in London this weekend, from the Downton Abbey finale to the Lord Mayor's boxing match

Josh Barrie picks the very best of what to do in the capital

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7 d. ago David Bowie Centre opens in London this weekend (but you'll have to wait for tickets)

David Bowie Centre opens in London this weekend (but you'll have to wait for tickets)  Shortlist

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7 d. ago London travel disruption this weekend: full list of tube and train closures for September 12

London travel disruption this weekend: full list of tube and train closures for September 12-14  Time Out Worldwide

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