Haegue Yang: Leap Year at the Hayward Gallery
The Hayward Gallery will present Haegue Yang: Leap Year, the first major UK survey of the internationally celebrated artist, from October 9, to January 5, 2025.
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Trackers and Breakbeats: Exhibition celebrates Brain Records’ underground revolution
Trackers and Breakbeats will shed light on the often overlooked role of Brain Records and its founder, Bizzy B, in shaping UK hardcore and jungle scenes.
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‘Adults only!’: Panto takes outrageous twist on Snow White
Snow White, will open at the brand new 200 seater Garden Theatre in the heart of buzzing Vauxhall Food And Beer Garden on December 6.
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Free BFI Film Festival tickets released with more than 60 screenings, ska DJ nights and more
The BFI has revealed a completely free programme for its 68th London Film Festival this month.
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Lewisham council urged to divest pensions from arms suppliers
Residents and activists held a rally on Wednesday to urge the council to divest its pensions fund from the arms companies supplying Israel.
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Christopher Walker reviews Here in America
Here in America explores the relationship between Arthur Miller and Elia Kazan. Both dabbled with communism, and both were caught up in the purges.
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‘A spectacular exhibition’: Vincent van Gogh at the National Gallery
Celebrating the National’s 200th birthday, Poets and Lovers brings together more than 50 of the most-loved Van Gogh paintings from across the globe.
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Mural celebrating pioneering African women in healthcare unveiled
The artwork represents a range of eras from current staff to historical health workers.
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Two dead in two weeks sees grassroots organisations call for support to tackle youth violence
Mark Rodney, founder of Project Lifeline, said: “What’s being done to tackle violence isn’t working.”
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Man, 23, in hospital after broad daylight stabbing in Croydon
Paramedics treated the victim at the scene before taking him to a major trauma centre as a priority.
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Investigation launched into housing association with 89% maladministration rate
Wandle Housing runs more than 7,000 homes across nine South London boroughs.
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TfL cyber attack continues to effect network but Sadiq Khan promises swift resolve
Sadiq Khan has urged Londoners to “bear with” TfL as they continue to tackle to damage.
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Police hunt suspect after acid attack outside school sees girl, 14, and boy, 16, hospitalised
A 14-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy remain in hospital after the attack which took place yesterday afternoon.
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Lambeth’s winning businesses and entrepreneurs revealed at awards night
More than 150 people gathered at the Kia Oval for the inaugural BeLambeth Awards.
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Council officer threatens Croydon homeless charity with legal action
A council officer threatened a charity with legal action after volunteers requested a permanent shelter to be installed to shield
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‘Our children deserve better’: Elianne Andam mural unveiled one year on from stabbing
Croydon’s community came together to remember Elianne Andam, 15, who was fatally stabbed at a bus stop last September.
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Girl, 14, hospitalised after suspected acid attack outside school
A substance – believed to be acidic – was thrown at a schoolgirl and two others outside Westminster Academy.
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Two injured in blaze that ‘destroyed’ ambulance and damaged two cars
Two adults suffering shock and whiplash were assessed on-scene by LFB crews.
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‘A well-deserved cuppa’: Royal milk bottle gifted to carpet fitter churns up auction excitement
Mr Burrows was employed by the Queen to change carpets annually ahead of public viewings at Buckingham Palace.
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