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With the Affordable Art Fair Battersea 2018 edition now open, we offer our top tips for starting an art collection with the help of Fair Director Luci Noel
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Gigs
Britain's longest running rock group keep on rolling with their first UK tour in 12 years
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Podcast
Lie back, close your eyes and listen: best podcasts to entertain and enlighten over commutes, long journeys or inky evenings
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Design
The opening of the Serpentine Pavilion marks the beginning of summer; here's what's in store for the Serpentine's glamorous summer season
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Visual Arts
Pace Gallery London to show Jean Dubuffet's Theatres of memory paintings in the first exhibition dedicated to the series in three decades
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Walk through a career and a life story: It's time to celebrate one of the most radical abstract sculptors of our time
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
Kevin McNally steals the show as the ill-fated King Lear in Nancy Heckler's new production of the Shakespearean tragedy
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
From time to time — an exhibition of new works by Milan-based French artist Nathalie du Pasquier — extends its run at Burlington Arcade's Pace Gallery
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Things To Do
Looking for the perfect soundtrack for your summer? We round up the best music festivals in and around London
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Must See
Musicals, modern classics, new writing and outdoor Shakespeare: the London theatre shows to see this August
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
The French Revolution is brought to life in this crude, clunky Open Air Theatre adaptation of Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities
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Books
Revive your reading list and arm yourself for the holidays with our selection of the 12 best new books to devour this summer
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Things To Do
Feminist theatre, a-list letter reading and a multi-sensory gin-soaked adventure: this summer is full of surprises. Here’s where to go and what to do in London this July
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Fashion
Favotell’s most luxurious event of the year hits Mayfair in late July with the Fashion Feast
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Must See
Sienna Miller, Olivia Coleman, Billie Piper and the team behind Fleabag bring girl power and star status to the London stage this July
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Must See
Game of Thrones is returning! And if dragons and witches aren't for you, there's some other important shows to get excited about this summer
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Discover another side to celebrity portraitist John Singer Sargent in a new exhibition showcasing his watercolours at Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Shopping
To coincide with the opening of Somerset House's Perfume exhibition, here are the very best perfumes inspired by London
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Theatre
The annual Open Air Theatre musical has all the joy of a crew of sailors unleashed on the city for one night only: On The Town, London 2017
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Must See
Not sure what to watch right now? Here are our June TV highlights, from the return of Poldark to the brand new Orange is the New Black
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Things To Do
Things to do in London this month: nosy around the Prime Minister’s back garden, enjoy a melting-pot music festival, concoct your signature scent and much more
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Must See
A cult kooky comedy, an examination of post-truth tabloid press, a topical new musical and much more: June's new theatre brings variety & relevance
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Interview
'No, women aren't getting more difficult, women are difficult!' – fashion designer Vanessa Bruno tells us what she likes about dressing London women
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Must See
Classic stories re-imagined, a Star Wars star on stage, bold new fringe shows and an outdoor musical are lighting up London theatres this May
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In The Know
Unity, the centenary of the Russian Revolution, and religious works come with ways to get up close and personal to the music
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Features
Things to do
Glorious Mozart and stirring Verdi are served with smoked salmon and a big helping of ingenuity when the evenings lighten and the opera scene heads for the great outdoors
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Visual Arts
A baobab by way of Berlin... 2017 pavilion Serpentine design has us sitting in a tree
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Kids
From the workhouse, to the streets of London, to the open air stage: Oliver Twist is brought to life in new family stage show at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
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Tried and Tested
Kids
Action, atmosphere and an elephant puppet balance a sad, slightly heavy-handed story of survival: Running Wild returns to London in March 2017 for its UK tour
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Things to do
Take advantage of ripe summer apricots with this bright gluten free tart recipe by CW's resident foodie
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Features
August is the month in which tables at some of London's smartest restaurants can be had. We offer our best tips on where and how to do so
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Things To Do
There's a wealth of things to do in London parks. 2016 promises proms, picnic spots and parties in the royal parks and green spaces in the city
