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Dancers and dissidents: how ballet became a political football between east and west

As the conflict in Ukraine intensifies, Russia’s dance corps are under scrutiny. But ballet has long been the “secret weapon” in Russia’s diplomatic arsenal

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s artwashing’: can galleries wean themselves off Russian oligarch loot?

For years, Russian billionaires have had a huge presence in the art world, whether as collectors, benefactors ot board members. Now, however, the glitz has worn off

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan: ‘Climate crisis is a racial justice issue’ as black and Asian Londoners most affected

Exclusive: “The climate crisis should be a wake-up call to people of colour in London to understand that this is also a matter of racial injustice,” Sadiq Khan tells The Independent

The Independent UK

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Made in London: eight homeware brands selling everything from ceramics to chairs

So little of what we now own is made in the UK, but it doesn’t have to be that way, as these London makers, artisans and entrepreneurs prove.

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: ‘It’s a real shame’, says DJ Tony Blackburn on theatre closure

DJ and singer Tony Blackburn has spoken of his sadness that an iconic north London venue is set to be demolished. “I remember doing two pantos at the Intimate Theatre,” Blackburn told us. “It also happens to be where I first met my wife.”

Evening Standard

Beavers reintroduced in London after 400-year absence

Beavers are to be re-introduced to London for the first time in more than 400 years.

Evening Standard

Iceland to roll out convenience stores after Four Lane Ends trial

Frozen food retailer looks to London for its next four shops after year-long pilot at Four Lane Ends is hailed a success

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Voting Bill to hit ethnic minorities in London, Sadiq Khan claims

Ministers said introducing voter ID will stop people pretending to be someone else when they vote

Evening Standard

Return of office staff at new high in London after Covid

London offices are fuller than at any time since the start of the pandemic as the return to commuting gathers pace, data has revealed.

Evening Standard

Garden statue outside Brit couple's home turns out to be £8million lost masterpiece

While the lucky sellers have not been named, it's been said the owners are a British couple who brought the marble of an idealised, penitent Mary Magdalene to decorate their garden

Daily Mirror

OLD UFC London 2022 card: Alexander Volkov vs Tom Aspinall and all bouts this weekend

All you need to know about the main event and undercard, with Paddy Pimblett among the Britons in action

The Independent UK

UFC London live stream: How to watch Alexander Volkov vs Tom Aspinall online and on TV in UK and US

All you need to know about the main event and undercard, with Paddy Pimblett among the Britons in action

The Independent UK

Susie Lau compares London and Paris’s hottest on-screen hangouts

As Susie Lau finds herself reliving on-screen moments in the haunts of Paris, she ponders why London’s best spots haven’t been hijacked by TV

Evening Standard

Rolling Stones 2022 'Sixty' tour dates, ticket prices and venues

Here's everything you need to know about The Rolling Stones 2022 European tour

Manchester Evening News

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The Conversation

Unexplained wealth orders: how is the British law changing and will it stop dirty money circulating in London?

The British government has responded to criticisms of its lassitude in targeting “dirty money” laundered by foreign elites through UK property by introducing the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act. The act, passed on March 15, was pushed through parliament in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh student found dead on sofa by devastated girlfriend

Callum Brown, 24, had suffered from a long-term problem with drugs, and was tragically found by his girlfriend at his flat in London, before paramedics pronounced him dead a short time later.

Evening Standard

My London: Marc Jacobs

The designer loves the Indian food at Tamarind, parties with Edward Enninful and thinks Dover Street Market is the fashion mother lode

Birmingham Post

West of England set to grow faster than any other UK region in 2022, PwC report finds

Bournemouth and Swindon were ranked in the top three cities for growth on a list of 50 from around the country

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The Independent UK

‘I made mistakes but the British stuck with me’: Michael Bisping relives his greatest UFC fights on home soil

Exclusive interview: Britain’s only ever UFC champion was unbeaten in his home country. Here, he recalls his memories around some of those key fights

Evening Standard

Morad Tahbaz: UK will keep pushing for London-born conservationist’s release from Iran, says minister

The 66-year-old was caught in a dragnet targeting environmental activists while visiting Iran in January 2018

Daily Record

Scots physics student 'heard voice of Napoleon' before he died during drug battle

Callum Brown, 24, studied at Edinburgh University before moving to London to work as a financial sales consultant.

Evening Standard

Majority of Londoners think Met Police is sexist and racist, poll shows

Almost half of Londoners say they have little or no trust in the Met Police

Daily Mirror

Paddy Pimblett's text to Ilia Topuria which sparked backstage bust-up at UFC London

The UFC's newest British star got into a hotel room altercation with top 15 featherweight Topuria ahead of this weekend's event in London, and it's now been explained why it happened

Evening Standard

Oisin Rogers: It’s been said my pub pours ‘the best Guinness in central London’ — here’s how we do it

The landlord of the Guinea Grill, Oisin Rogers, explains how his pub picked up a reputation for its pints

The Independent UK

Rail firm fined £23.5m for ‘breach of public trust’

Southeastern train services between London and Kent are now state-run

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