Today, Leicester City fans got the chance to glimpse the Premier League trophy and celebrate the Foxes’ unbelievable win with the team who made it happen. An open-top bus carried the players […]
Leicester throws the ‘Vardy Party’ of the year!
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Covent Garden May Fayre and Puppet Festival: That’s the way to do it!
The annual Covent Garden May Fayre and Puppet Festival was held on Sunday to celebrate the 354th birthday of the world-famous puppet, Mr Punch! For the last 41 years puppet enthusiasts, both […]
Novak Djokovic’s world tennis domination continues in Madrid
Novak Djokovic has beaten defending champion Andy Murray in the final of the Madrid Open. Despite putting up a brilliant fight, Djokovic showed second seed Andy Murray why he’s the world number […]
Michael Jung and La Biosthetique-Sam FBW secure Grand Slam victory and break Badminton record with finishing score
Michael Jung and La Biosthetique-Sam FBW have made two sizeable annotations to the history books today, by becoming only the second pair ever to win the Rolex Grand Slam and achieving the […]
Brit Gemma Tattersall in top three on penultimate day of Badminton Horse Trials
In keeping with tradition, Cross Country Day at Badminton Horse Trials delivered no shortage of drama. This year’s course produced plenty of heart-stopping moments, especially at the Vicarage Vee fence. Frontrunner Michael […]
Sporting Sunday: Rosberg wins in Russia
Nico Rosberg finished first in the Russian Grand Prix, making it seven consecutive wins for the German. Lewis Hamilton recovered well to come in second, despite qualifying 10th for the race. Today […]
Sporting Sunday: Man United deny Leicester their Premier League celebrations
It would have been the ultimate football fairytale, but Leicester City missed the opportunity to secure their first Premier League title win this afternoon. The Blues drew one-all with 13 time Premier […]
The Foxes’ hunt for Premier League glory continues
Leicester City are hoping to make it a fairytale finish to their season today with a victory over Manchester United. A win away at Old Trafford this afternoon would make Leicester the […]
48 hour junior doctors strike begins
For the first time in the history of the NHS, an all-out junior doctors strike is underway. This is the fourth time this year that junior doctors have gone on strike, but […]
Last week to see Lee Miller exhibition in London
Allow yourself to be swept up in the extraordinary life of fashion model turned World War II photojournalist, Lee Miller, at the Lee Miller: A Woman’s War exhibition before its residency at […]
Fairytale finish at the Grand National 2016
There was no shortage of drama and emotion at a wet and muddy Aintree today, as Rule The World emerged the winner of this year’s Grand National. The nine year […]
Lost gold and drowned souls: the story of the Royal Charter shipwreck
On October 25th and 26th, 1859, a force twelve hurricane battered Britain with the most furious gales ever recorded; winds in excess of one hundred miles an hour. In a time before […]
Fight homelessness with your coffee this weekend
Ahead of the London Coffee Festival next week- the UK’s biggest coffee and artisan food event- British charity Crisis have organised their own six day celebration of the humble coffee bean. Twelve […]
‘Class War’ group plans ‘riotous’ and ‘fun’ pub crawl on Portobello Road
The controversial protest group ‘Class War’ is planning to target Portobello Road in their latest anti-gentrification protest. The group has advertised the event on social media. Police have urged some licensed establishments […]
The battle of the Six Nations commences this weekend
This weekend will be one of the most exciting on the rugby calendar. This year’s Six Nations Championship gets under way. It’s the women who get proceedings going on Friday night. They’ve […]
Effie Brown calls on Hollywood bystanders to act
Producer of Dear White People and Rocket Science, Effie Brown, has voiced her opinions about the lack of diversity in Hollywood. Speaking at the Women at Sundance Brunch yesterday Brown said that […]
High drama in the first round of the Australian Open
The annual Australian Open tennis competition kicked off yesterday in Melbourne, and there has been no shortage of action in the opening round of the tournament. Fernando Verdasco put in an explosive […]
Gallipoli from the Ottoman perspective
The Ottoman perspective has been presented in a special conference marking staff and students who died at Gallipoli in 1915 during the Great War. There’s been a specific tribute to the University’s first […]
Pouting for progress
This year on World AIDS Day, the National AIDS Trust has collaborated with Attitude Magazine and LGBT club Sink The Pink to set up a pop-up kissing booth in Soho Square. The unconventional […]
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