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We meet the die-hard fans camping out.

The worlds biggest annual flower show opens it's doors.

The old Foyles bookshop is due for demolition.

It's part of an outdoor exhibition in the City of London.

The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art celebrates contemporary theatre

Green party London Assembly member Caroline Russell launches report

'Voices of the Amazon' 4-8 July 2017

Police have confirmed the Grenfell Tower fire started in a Hotpoint Fridge Freezer.

The Met launch new operate to curb thieves using stolen bike for other crimes.

African architect Francis Kéré brings a taste of Burkina Faso to Kensington Gardens

National Portrait Gallery's annual competition awarded to Benjamin Sullivan

GLA Conservatives housing spokesperson calls for an end to high-rise homes

Air pollution campaigner Simon Birkett issues warning

A two-year study to explore the species in the capital's main river

The new attempt to bring colour to the capital's canals

'Borderline' comedy about tragedy comes to the Southbank Centre

Author Chilli Brener discusses her first book

The filmmaker and newsreader are honoured for their work

Organisers reach out to aspiring filmmakers

Up and coming talent urged to apply

Academy of Robotics launches new technology

The performing arts event staged as part of Hope Not Hate's Weekend of Action

Local paper highlights with Archant Media's Matt Withers

Photography project documents 'new Londoners'

Jon Stevens talks about writing his new album 'Starlight' with Dave Stewart and Ringo Star on drums.

The Four Seasons Film Festival takes place next year

Electric car hire scheme launches in Hammersmith

Volunteers support patients on wards and help find their way through appointments

It Was Fifty Years Ago Today... Sgt Pepper and Beyond is out in cinemas now

Rude Boy tells the story of growing up in London and trying to express yourself outside mainstream culture

Rodin: The Birth of Modern Sculpture is on at Bowman Sculpture until July the 27th

The prestigious show features more than one thousand works.

The Independent's reporter and columnist Shehab Khan explains.

One of the capital's shock seats

It is one of the only seats across the UK yet declare.

George Osborne gives his reaction to the election.

All you need to know...

The group Operation Black Vote say minority voters could trigger a swing.

It's for the latest exhibition at the Barbican Centre.

A round up before the election heats up.

Campaigning over claims the country has been complicit in alleged crimes against gay men in the Chechen Republic.

The pop-up mall made up of shipping containers has applied to change its licence.

London Zoo opens it's gates after hours for their summertime series.

On the red carpet with Salma Hayek.

Marking the 50th anniversary of the Sexual Offences Act.

The four-day festival get’s underway.

A race against time for one student to raise tuition for a prestigious degree.

Lord Sebastian Coe asks London to help at the World Athletic Championships

England's oldest public gallery has unveiled a new exhibition space