The journalist Jacobo García is the winner of the sixth edition of the Anagrama de Crónica/Fundación Gianiacomo Feltrinelli Award for his first book, light yearsa compilation of his experience as…
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The new musical based on David Nicholls’ bestselling novel One Day is transferring to London’s West End after a successful Edinburgh run
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Community
Land Value Tax: what is Andy Burnham’s new property tax and how would it affect Londoners?
A new property tax could be on the cards if Andy Burnham becomes Prime Minister. “The LVT, an annual tax on the market rental value of land, would allow for…
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The FTSE 100 closed down 108.91 points, or 1.0%, at 10,399.70.
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The Financial Conduct Authority said it had not found evidence that justified any further action.
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Culture
The Reggaeton Beach Festival cancels its seven events due to lack of viability and blames the previous administration: “We are sorry”
“Welcome to perreo paradise” is the motto used by the Reggaeton Beach Festival on its social networks. This urban music event was going to celebrate this summer, in June and…
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Then, boom, on comes Salazar’s Roma, blasting away the defences of Lingk (Mercedes Bahleda) with his rat-a-tat hustle. At first it feels like an aggressive, woman-on-woman pickup schmooze, then a…
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The Office for National Statistics said vacancies tumbled by 19,000 to 707,000 in the three months to May.
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Take inspiration from the creativity behind a wave of design-driven dining rooms appearing across London
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Culture
Cabaret Voltaire, 50 years of human electronics: “The people behind AI are scarier than AI itself”
When Chris Watson, Stephen Mallinder and Richard H. Kirk were born in the mid-1950s, their native Sheffield was a declining industrial English city and the steel mills were beginning their…