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Exclusive Extract from Where We Come From: So Solid Crew and the birth of UK Rap

In an exclusive extract from his landmark new book chroniclingthe rise of UK rap and grime, Aniefiok Ekpoudom looksback at the extraordinary rise of So Solid Crew

Evening Standard

Greta Thunberg Acquitted of Protest Charge in London

Climate activist Greta Thunberg acquitted of charges for refusing to leave a protest in London. Judge cites flaws in evidence and unclear police orders.

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The week in classical: how a charity is changing lives through music in ‘poor door’ Battersea

A sparkling solo show by the British percussionist in a community venue next to the US Embassy is doubly inspiring. And the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra fire on all cylinders in Kirill Karabits’s final season

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The week in theatre: Till the Stars Come Down; Othello; Plaza Suite – review

Beth Steel’s battling Notts wedding guests are a treat; Ola Ince’s Met police Othello makes horrible sense; and Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker star in a creaking Neil Simon revival

The Guardian - UK

The best London based TV shows: from Top Boy to Fleabag

The capital has never looked better

Evening Standard

‘Music has ceased to be ageist’: Pet Shop Boys on 40 years of pop genius – and their hopeful new album

The pandemic was but a minor blip in Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe’s four decades of arch observation, artful imagery and playful theorising. ‘You’ve got to stay interested,’ they say

The Guardian - UK

Photography books for "less than the price of a London pint!"

Café Royal Books has been providing an affordable way to collect photography books since 2005, and a selection will now be displayed in a new exhibition

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Thousands join pro-Palestine marches in London and Edinburgh

Demonstrations first in UK since UN’s international court of justice ordered Israel to ensure acts of genocide not committed in Gaza

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Gallery Fumi makes LA debut with works from Max Lamb, Jeremy Anderson and more

Fumi LA is the London design gallery’s takeover of Sized Studio, marking its first major US show (until 9 March 2024)

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From Migration to Curb Your Enthusiasm: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

The latest animation from the people who brought us Minions looks set to get kids all in a flap, and Larry David’s awks-tastic sitcom is back for a final season

The Guardian - UK

Level up at the The Residence, Claridge’s new André Fu-designed penthouse

Claridge’s The Residence is a new purpose-built two-tier glasshouse overlooking London’s skyline

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Two men who filmed themselves beating man to death in Pinner jailed

Rafal Zabiecki was attacked as he slept in his suburban north-west London home

Evening Standard

Predator who performed sex acts in front of lone women on London trains jailed

Kolawole Oladetoun was caught after he was punched by victim

Evening Standard

Colin Murray Parkes obituary

Psychiatrist whose insights into bereavement were shaped by events such as the Aberfan disaster, the Rwanda genocide and 9/11

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Evening Standard

Thousands gather for pro-Palestine protest in London's West End

By the time protesters got to Whitehall, an estimated 20,000 people were there

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan eyes SUV parking charge referendum in Paris but has 'no plans' for London tariff

Parisians will vote on whether to triple parking fees for SUV drivers in a bid to lower air pollution

The Guardian - UK

Police seize items at address linked to man suspected of chemical attack in London

Scotland Yard appeal for Abdul Ezedi to hand himself in after seizing empty bottles with corrosive warning labels at address in Newcastle

Guitar World

“I think Metallica thought that I knew who they were. I didn’t. They thought I was in awe of them – not true… it wasn’t enjoyable”: Whiskey in the Jar was the hardest song Thin Lizzy’s Eric Bell ever tackled, and he didn't enjoy playing it with Metallica

In a wide-ranging conversation with GW, Bell also acknowledges that he could never have returned to Phil Lynott’s band after an infamous onstage meltdown in 1973 – but at least he apologized to his beloved Strat for his behavior that night...

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UK Judge Dismisses Greta Thunberg Protest Case

A London court threw out a public order case on Friday against climate activist Greta Thunberg and four other protesters, with the judge criticising "unlawful" conditions imposed by police when they were arrested.

Fashion Times

London-Based Label JW Anderson Travels to New York City for a Nordstrom Pop-Up Shop

The beloved London-based brand is currently being featured in a pop-up shop at Nordstrom's New York City flagship store.

The Guardian - UK

An eyeful of Soho sinners: Douglas Gordon’s All I Need Is a Little Bit of Everything review

Four decades of video work ranging from Dr Jekyll to a red light odyssey showcase the Turner-winning artist’s obsession with good and evil

Evening Standard

Squarepoint Capital's screen trilemma

Over at secretive London asset manager Squarepoint, an internal brouhaha has emerged over workplace screens.

Evening Standard

5 Scandi style lessons from Copenhagen Fashion Week autumn winter 2024

The autumn winter 2024 collections kicked off in Copenhagen and the Danes cashed in on the London look, says Joe Bromley

International Business Times

'Hand Yourself In': Suspect In UK Corrosive Substance Attack Still On Run

UK police urged a man wanted for attacking a woman and her two daughters with a corrosive substance in London to turn himself, as he spent a third day on the run Friday.

Evening Standard

London's tech sector is thriving. But CEOs don't see the value in public markets

You’d be forgiven for thinking that London’s lacklustre stock market activity is a sign there’s scant new business springing up to whet investor appetites.

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