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Edna O’Brien in her own words – archive, 1962

20 November 1962: The writer talks to Denis Hart about leaving County Clare for London, debut novel The Country Girls, and her new play

The Guardian - UK

“I'd never even met any of the people on this record until the sessions.” English Teacher, Jane Weaver, O. and more to appear on new Speedy Wunderground compilation from producer Dan Carey

Acclaimed South London independent label Speedy Wunderground readies sixth annual compilation

Louder

Actress: "My main quest is to dedicate my life to mastering the Korg Kronos, which is going to take me into old age"

An inscrutable force in electronic music, Danny Turner chats to Darren J. Cunningham about his celestial-sounding tenth Actress album, Statik

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“Expect an old-school heavy metal show of epic proportions!” UK stoner metal champions Green Lung announce biggest-ever live shows, Unto Others supporting

The adored occultists will headline Manchester’s The Ritz and London’s Kentish Town Forum in February, with support from Unto Others and Satan’s Satyrs

Metal Hammer

Kensington's latest Anya Hindmarch It bag? The Whole Foods tote, yours for £10 (if you're quick enough)

Want to get your hands on London’s latest It bag? Head to Whole Foods, but be quick

Evening Standard

Faulty coffee machine pipe causes major flood and delays jury trials at crown court

Jury trials at a London crown court were disrupted when a faulty pipe to a coffee machine caused major flooding.

Evening Standard

'I wish we had stayed in the Olympic village the whole time, in order to get the authentic experience - we only stayed there a few days': 2012 Team GB star reveals regret from London Games

Team GB didn't spend as much time in the London 2012 Olympic village as much as he would have liked

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Harry Edward, Britain’s first black Olympic medallist, to be commemorated with blue plaque

The sprinter Harry Edward, Britain’s first black Olympic medallist, is to be commemorated with a blue plaque on his London home

The Guardian - UK

New Mr Jones Watches piece is an ode to London – but it's gone in 12 hours!

The Mr Jones Watches Tails of London is a limited edition watch which will only be around for the next 12 hours.

E-bikes: Seven in 'lucky escape' from battery fire

The London Fire Brigade said it was lucky a man was not seriously hurt in the ‘terrifying incident’

Evening Standard

How to pick the best financial adviser for your needs

Get three quotes, compare costs, and don’t be afraid to challenge fees

The Guardian - UK

An Olympian effort: my struggle to cycle from London to Paris

The 250-mile Avenue Verte cycle route opened in time for the 2012 London Olympics. One side of the Channel is a smooth ride, the other is not fit for purpose – but that could all change thanks to the vision of one man

The Guardian - UK

Join the club: How Linda Boronkay made a London apartment block feel like a members-only hideaway

Overlooking Walthamstow Marshes, Linda Boronkay has created The Sessile — an apartment block that feels like an exclusive members’ club

Evening Standard

‘Really special’: Farm near London to be rewilded to enable new housing in Essex

Farm north of London to be returned to something like pasture once enjoyed by Anglo-Saxon king

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‘A gentleness in the hard truths’: behind the scenes at Slave Play

Slave Play, London is on at the Noël Coward theatre – Amah-Rose Abrams reports on a ‘hilarious, tender, confronting’ performance and its masterful mirrored set

Fortune

Unlivable, pricey accommodation have created an existential risk for London

Young professionals are sometimes spending more than half their wage on rent. When will breaking point come?

Evening Standard

Who will win this week's Stirling Prize 2024: Hackney social housing in the running for top architecture award

Four of the six shortlisted architecture prizes are in London, including the Elizabeth Line

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2024 Stirling Prize goes to the Elizabeth Line: we speak to the winners

The 2024 RIBA Stirling Prize winner has been revealed, with the Elizabeth Line crowned as the year's best building project; find out about the design and what else made it into the running for the UK's most coveted architecture award

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Evening Standard

London swelters in hottest day of the year with 32C recorded in Heathrow

Capital’s blistering 32C temperatures mark hottest day of 2024 but forecasters warn of thunderstorms on way

Evening Standard

OPINION - The London Question: Would you really queue 30 minutes for a £10 sandwich?

Last Sunday, the queue for Sandwich Sandwich, London’s latest “hype” restaurant, was about 70 people long and promised a waiting time of around 20 to 25 minutes. That translates into standing around for the best part of half an hour, in 27 degree heat, for a £10 sandwich, albeit one…

PC Gamer

Fallout: London is a truly impressive modding achievement that mostly hits the mark, but it's barely playable right now

Non-UK readers may wonder if this is what London is really like. The answer is yes.

Marie Claire

Taylor Russell Pairs a Classic Trench Coat With One of 2024's Reigning Sneaker Trends

Goodbye Adidas Sambas, hello Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66s.

Evening Standard

London's new low traffic neighbourhoods plan ...The Standard podcast

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Cocoa Rallies as Wet Weather in West Africa May Spread Disease to Cocoa Crops

September ICE NY cocoa (CCU24 ) today is up +488 (+6.32%), and September ICE London cocoa #7 (CAU24 ) is up +272 (+4.30%). Cocoa prices today are sharply higher and recovered Monday's losses. Cocoa prices are rallying today as increasing rains in West Africa are leaving cocoa plantations more susceptible...

The Guardian - UK

‘Looks like £400 a month. That can’t be right!’ Readers on their music spending

Are you keeping an eye on spending thanks to expensive vinyl and concert tickets? Guardian readers explain how they’re keeping fandom alive in a cost of living crisis

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