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London actor Ariyon Bakare talks about his latest sci-fi blockbuster, Life.

Toby Earle chats to the stars of The Philanthropist

Londoners are invited to help tackle a growing menace in the Thames.

Londoners are invited to help tackle a growing menace in the Thames.

The police share CCTV images of people they need to identify.

The Evening Standard's Digital Features Editor Amira Hashish talks through this week's homes and property.

The Refugee Community Kitchen are auctioning the artist's work.

A new photography project explores 48 hours on the South London street.

Many pioneers of the internet have never been celebrated, until now.

Bullying and Self-Harm are covered by the scheme.

The award's long list has been announced

Una is a life-like machine

The community hold a remembrance service at Western Europe's largest mosque.

From professional swimming to business to the big screen

Finborough Theatre welcomes the largely forgotten masterpiece

A celebration of the genre on the big screen

No Third Runway Coalition coordinator Rob Barnstone speaks out

18 groups have teamed up to fight the expansion.

The first will be a replica of a monument destroyed by the so-called Islamic State.

The group is celebrating 25 years in the music industry.

The scheme aims to promote British teams in America.

It's hosted the likes of Frank Sinatra and U2 has reopened after almost four years.

Teachers and parents say the system could affect thousands of schools.

Deputy chair of both the health and regeneration committees talks to Anthony Baxter

Quantum Ceramics presents a series of equations through artwork.

Its first exhibition showcases work of Kitty Malarvie.

Maeve McCormack says being unable to stay in the borough has forced her out of the job.

Shopkeepers say regeneration plans haven't taken them into account.

Campaigners marched from Oxford Circus to Westminster.

London authors write new self-help book

Ceremony honouring the people behind the screen and stage

From shamrocks to superheroes to the secrets of Charles Dickens

Former Chancellor said he "will speak for London and Londoners"

Romford's Terry 'Turbo' Burrows defends his window cleaning world record

St Patrick's day celebrations kick off in Trafalgar Square

PC Carla Snook took us through this week's CCTV.

Pride in London launch their 2017 campaign

Res|fest celebrates art history and curation.

Teenagers in the capital are the worst in the country at GCSE re-sits.

An activist music night comes to Brixton

The film was inspired by the events Gurinder's family went through leading up to the Partition in 1947.

Chair of the Regeneration Committee joins Anthony Baxter.

Hayley Mulenda is drawing on her own experience to help others

A London food writer is launching chemotherapy kitchen classes

London and its River goes on display at The Mall Galleries

Deptford designer shares her story in the hope of helping others

Police, TFL and City Hall have launched Report It Stop It Campaign which aims to encourage victims to come forward and report incidents.

New exhibition explores how symbols shape the world around us.

Tech London Advocates held an event in to tackle issues of diversity in the sector.

Crossrail's Elizabeth line station hosted a celebration of National Apprenticeship Week.