“When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life,” English author Samuel Johnson once said. Nearly 250 years later, the sentiment still rings true. Rich in history and diversity,... Read more »
Early morning risers were treated to a magical moment on Friday morning as a pod of dolphins frolicked in the sea. The mammals were captured playing in front of a stunning sun... Read more »
Benedict Lombe has won this year’s Susan Smith Blackburn prize for female, transgender and non-binary dramatists. In a special presentation at Shakespeare’s Globe in London on Monday night, Lombe was named the... Read more »
Away from all the drama in the Pakistan Assembly, eyes are turning once again to Park Lane in London where former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif stays. No one who keeps an... Read more »
The Donmar Warehouse in London is to stage a “searing” dystopian play in which a teenage jury hold their elders to account for crimes against the climate. The Trials, written by British... Read more »
Jordan McEneff has swapped the prospect of playing on the billiard table at the Emirates alongside his team-mates Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe for the bumpy pitch at Tolka Park, for... Read more »
NFL Announces that Packers will play a game in the UK this season. It’s finally happening. The Packers will be travelling overseas this season to play a game in the UK. The... Read more »
An East London nursery has been slammed by Ofsted inspectors over poor teaching as kids were left to play with dry pasta. Teachers couldn’t explain what they wanted kids to learn from... Read more »
Only Fools and Horses fans will be unable to imagine anyone other than David Jason playing the iconic role of Del Boy Trotter. Now 82, the dad-of-one can look back on his... Read more »
Mikel Arteta hints at Arsenal return for Jack Wilshere who can ‘100 per cent’ play in Premier League
Mikel Arteta hints at a possible Arsenal return for Jack Wilshere as he insists the midfielder can ‘100 per cent’ play in the Premier League after watching him train… but remains coy... Read more »