The Prime Minister’s failure to make a deal means that the potential investment and economic benefits which follow successful research remain in danger of drifting to the EU, the US and elsewhere, diminishing the UK’s international standing still further.
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For many of us, summer is the season of jetting off on holiday, planning exciting outdoor adventures, and making the most of the warm weather – but it’s also an encouraging time to get in shape.
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This exhibition is a place where amateurs rub shoulders with megastars, where up and coming artists have their work hung next to the likes of Tracey Emin.
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Taking place on August 19, on the Horniman Museum and Gardens Bandstand, Ngoma is a free one-day event bringing a vibrant and immersive celebration of the African diaspora.
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Laidback soul and funk mixes to huge nights of 1970s and 1980s tunes twisting into hip-hop, house, R’n’B and Afrobeats later in the evening, there is a club night for everyone.
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Myra DuBois calls out to the disadvantaged, downtrodden and tyrannised of the world, with her manifesto for mental health – AdMyrism!
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Glyndebourne is the mother of all the summer opera festivals, established nearly 90 years ago by the wealthy John Christie and his soprano wife Audrey Mildmay in a Sussex mansion.
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Back in June residents and park users had three consecutive weekends of large noisy events in Brockwell Park inflicted on us
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Festival-style gigs will feature cross-genre artists performing music inspired by global classical music, ranging from Western European to Argentinian and West African.
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What was once such a tranquil place has fallen into a decline. Recently constituents have contacted me regarding the state of the pond next to Homebase in Catford which needs serious attention.
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Five apprentices from London have joined the workforce at UK Power Networks, to gain skills that keep power flowing.
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10 Years Ago – A&E departments across South London experienced one of their busiest weekends as the temperatures soared.
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My rabbit’s face has swollen up on the left hand side, what should I do?
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Looking after pets takes a lot of commitment and devotion – and as they age, this can increase as they may need more of our help.
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The autistic, non-binary stand-up comedian became an award-winner at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2022 and has been seen on BBC1 Wales, BBC iPlayer and BBC Radio Wales.
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This autumn, Imperial War Museums (IWM) interrogates the role, purpose and human cost of espionage.
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In 1975 the first black man lifted the Wimbledon trophy high above his head. Less than 20 years later he died, tragically, after years of campaigning for social justice. Arthur Ashe’s Wimbledon win made history.
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Following a call-out earlier this year, 11 artists have been selected to become this year’s housemates and given the artistic freedom to experiment, play and develop work from across art forms and genres.
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