The London restaurant round-up: Bardo St James’, Cafe Kitty, and Ochre February 24, 2024 Life is nothing without a good lunch, and London would never be the global city it is without its restaurants. Join City A.M. editor Andy Silvester on an occasional, irregular tour of the capital’s new, and rediscovered, openings. Bardo St James’, St James’ In Tibetan Buddhism, Bardo is the state in between life and death, [...]
Jaguar XE 300 Sport review: the British alternative to a BMW February 23, 2024 John Redfern drives the Jaguar XE 300 Sport. How does this stylish premium saloon shape up against German rivals?
This Chinatown restaurant shares hopes for the future of Chinese food in London February 23, 2024 This Chinatown restaurant shares their hopes for the future of Chinese food in London
City Leaders Gather to Discuss Mental Health and Long-Term Physical Conditions in the Workplace February 22, 2024 | Sponsored The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Alderman Michael Mainelli and The Lord Mayor’s Appeal hosted an event at Mansion House this week, where City leaders explored the intersection of mental health challenges and long-term physical conditions in the workplace. Part of The Appeal’s This is Me programme, dedicated to reducing stigma around mental [...]
Wicked Little Letters review: Olivia Colman entertains in thin British comedy February 22, 2024 Wicked Little Letters is entertaining but thin
Bob Marley: One Love review – a sanitised take on an icon February 22, 2024 Bob Marley: One Love is a warm tribute but the absence of the grittier elements of his legacy means this isn’t the whole story
Perfect Days review: Wim Wenders slow cinema will draw you to the edge of your seat February 22, 2024 Two hours of human drama may be too much for those who like their movies big and shouty but Wim Wenders is on form with Perfect Days
King Lear at the Almeida: A stylish show that runs out of gas February 22, 2024 The first 90 minutes of this exceptionally stylish King Lear at the Almeida contain some of the best moments of Shakespeare I’ve seen on the London stage, while the final 90 minutes are some of the most painful. Yael Farber, who brilliantly directed The Tragedy of Macbeth on the same stage in 2021, brings her [...]
Fit for all: Inclusivity at the core for new boutique fitness destination February 22, 2024 Studio Fix is the latest addition to the fitness scene, offering an accessible and flexible approach to workouts.
Hadestown, theatre review ★★: Fans will always love this weak show February 22, 2024 The Hadestown musical arrives in London after playing 1,000 shows on Broadway. It's a fan favourite, but light on emotion and production value