Brilliant Jerks a fast, touching and scandal-driven show at Southwark Playhouse
Three big TV stars have joined the cast for Brilliant Jerks, a play that looks at tech empires and how they shape our lives.
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Tate Britain rehangs its paintings May 2023
Tate Britain will have a “complete rehang” of its free collection displays for the first time in a decade. It means there will be new artworks added to the gallery’s displays when the rehang takes place in May.
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Legendary pioneers The Manfreds announce UK tour celebrating 60 years
Legendary pioneers of R’n’B in the UK, The Manfreds (formerly known as Manfred Mann) have announced a comprehensive UK tour, celebrating a remarkable 60 years as one of Britain’s most respected bands.
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Love is in the air for our furry friends
Many of our pets are sociable by nature which means you might want to get them a furry friend as company and a playmate. But it’s important to make sure you get the right companion for your pet otherwise it could make things very difficult for both animals and you
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In My View: Florence Eshalomi, MP for Vauxhall
The Government has continually frustrated negotiation with trade unions, vilified under-valued workers for cheap headlines, and refused to do the hard work of getting round the negotiating table and hammering out solutions.
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Schools looking to become a multi-academy trust
The latest data from the Department for Education, 80 per cent of secondary schools and 39 per cent of primary schools in England are now academies or free schools. The Government has said it would like “all schools to be in a strong multi-academy trust”.
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Classic cars are exempt from all ULEZ charges
It has been announced that classic cars are exempt from daily Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charges.
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Pet’s Corner Q&A
My sister’s cat, Oscar, has moved in but seems to have upset or got off on the wrong foot with my cat, Smudge. How can I help them get along?
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This week 10, 20, 30 years ago
Threats to close two fire stations were lifted after an intense four-hour summit between fire chiefs.
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ULEZ is about saving lives, not making more money
Air pollution is also said to cost the NHS approximately £157 million, a number which is set to reach as much as £18.6 billion by 2023 unless action is taken.
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Exhibition: Dear Earth: Art and Hope in a Time of Crisis at the Hayward Gallery
From June 21 to September 3, the Hayward Gallery will present Dear Earth: Art and Hope in a Time of Crisis, an exhibition exploring how international contemporary artists are helping to reframe our responses to the climate crisis.
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Soul Town Festival is back… Get tickets before they are Soul-ed out
Soul Town Festival is back with a stunning line-up of the best soul, disco, Motown and reggae on September 2-3.
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My Brother’s Keeper playing at Theatre503’s stage this winter
The new cast taking My Brother’s Keeper to Theatre503’s stage this winter has been announced. A hard-hitting and passionate production will come to Battersea Park Road that tells a story of love, pain and learning.
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Exhibition: Carrying Life: Motherhood and Water in Malawi at More London
WaterAid and the Wimbledon Foundation have teamed up to launch Carrying Life: Motherhood and Water in Malawi, a striking outdoor multimedia exhibition by award-winning photographer Laura El-Tantawy.
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