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Where is Slow Horses filmed? We break down the secrets of the London-based show

The hit show’s Location Manager talks all things Slough House

Evening Standard

As biggest-ever railway Wetherspoons opens at London Waterloo – is station catering fit for purpose?

Train Talk: Much transport catering is dominated by a single company – and it isn’t J D Wetherspoon

The Independent UK

‘I can never turn down a turndown’: why hotels are my favourite part of any holiday

From the simple pleasures of a buffet breakfast to the out-and-out splendour of a spa, the right hotel can be a holiday in itself

The Guardian - UK

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West London’s hidden gems: spice up your stay in the capital by heading off the beaten track

With towering museums, royal parks and glamorous hotels, west London is known to tourists for its grandeur. But there’s another side to this part of town that’s every bit as essential

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan apologises to family of woman killed by bus at Victoria station

Catherine Finnegan died on January 29, prompting demands for a TfL safety review

Evening Standard

OPINION - The London Question: Is it ever ok for men to be topless in the city?

Earlier this month I visited the visitor-hating city of Barcelona. I wasn’t too worried. Sure, I had my valuables in a bumbag and was sporting scarlet sunburn around my neck, but did I obviously stand out from the locals? At which point I noticed a Spanish man striding down the…

Evening Standard

Why is M&A activity falling despite the economic upturn?

City Comment: The promised surge in London IPOs has also failed to materialise

Evening Standard

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Britain’s first gay anthem? Why the UK’s pioneering LGBTQ+ protest band reunited

Written by members of the Gay Liberation Front in 1972, A Gay Song is a joyously defiant rallying cry. Artist Ian Giles explains why he persuaded its unruly creators to return to the studio

The Guardian - UK

Will Oasis announce extra dates? Will Liam and Noel Gallagher record a new album in 2025?

Could the Live 2025 tour be getting longer - and is there hope for any new material?

Evening Standard

Calling all Noughties Emo kids: this London museum wants your MySpace pics for a Barbican exhibition

Always thought your MySpace pictures were low-key museum-worthy?

Evening Standard

Rob and Nick Carter: AI is exciting for artists, the possibilities are limitless

The husband-and-wife duo tell Nancy Durrant about embracing tech in the art world and their exclusive print for Standard readers

Evening Standard

'Athwal must resign': Renters Union demands investigation into Labour MP's alleged housing law violations

The London Renters Union has demanded an investigation into allegations that Jas Athwal discriminated against people receiving housing benefits

Evening Standard

Paris is leading the global RTO—its secret weapon? An affordable commute

Employers are required to pay the bulk of Parisians’ commuting costs, making RTOs more enticing. London may need to take a page from Paris’s playbook.

Fortune

London weather: Met Office issues three-day rain warning with flooding and travel disruption possible

There may be three days of heavy rain across the south of England and parts of London, the Met Office has warned

Evening Standard

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RSV vaccine will prevent 900 babies a year in London from being hospitalised, says NHS

Analysis shows jab could lead to sharp drop in severe illness

The Independent UK

Watch: Tom Tugendhat promises ‘reset’ as he launches Conservative Party leadership campaign

Watch as Tom Tugendhat launches his Conservative Party leadership campaign in central London on Tuesday 3 September.

Evening Standard

London borough threatens to clear Lime hire cycles from streets over abandoned e-bikes 'havoc'

Brent council has given the dockless bike operator until the end of October to address safety concerns or remove all 750 bikes that are currently permitted in the borough

The Guardian - UK

London workers slower to return to office than New York or Paris, study says

Office attendance in UK capital similar to levels in Toronto and Sydney, thinktank finds

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The Guardian - UK

Squash them flat, pile them high: the rise and rise of the smash burger

Forget those plump pillows of beef or chicken – today’s gourmet burgers are increasingly wide, flat and crispy. But what’s behind the trend? And what’s next?

Evening Standard

Silvertown and Blackwall tunnel tolls won't be scrapped as Sadiq Khan tells motorists: 'You need to pay'

Under draft plans published in July, motorists will be charged £4 to use either tunnel at peak times, and £1.50 off peak and at weekends

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Hundreds Of Harry Potter Fans Booed At King’s Cross Station & It Wasn’t Even To Do With JK Rowling

Hundreds of Harry Potter fans turned up to King's Cross Station in London and booed after the 'Back To Hogwarts' event was cancelled.

Tom’s Guide

I put 7 leading AI image generators to the test with the same prompt — here’s the winner

I put seven leading artificial intelligence image generators to the test on the same three prompts to see which performed best on prompt adherence, realism and text rendering.

Fortune

Astrid & Miyu’s founder bought two flats in her 20s: ‘I used one to fund my MBA and the other to fund the business’

Astrid & Miyu founder Connie Nam unwinds from the stress of running 22 jewelry shops with fortnightly manicures and monthly massages.

The Independent UK

Britain’s first-time buyer hotspots revealed as London commuter town sees boost

Halifax said Slough has become an increasingly popular location for first-time buyers

The Independent UK

First school to ban smartphones adds to pressure on Starmer to protect children

A high performing boys school in London has become the first state school to ban smartphones amid concerns over access to harmful content such as pornography and influencers like Andrew Tate

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