Five days. One concrete building on the Strand. Around 250 designers, and somewhere past 5,000 press and buyers all trying to get through the same set of doors. That is the short version. The longer one is more interesting, because this week is not really about clothes on a runway. It is about orders being […]
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For nine days every September, London stops being just a city with good museums and turns into one enormous, open studio. A bamboo pavilion appears on the Strand. The V&A fills its galleries with things that did not exist a year ago. Shop windows in Shoreditch become exhibitions, and a Japanese lacquer master’s work sits
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A Punjabi kid from a village near Jalandhar is about to headline the same stadium that once held Michael Jackson, Queen and Prince. That is not hype, it is the actual billing. On one Saturday night in September, Diljit Dosanjh at Wembley Stadium becomes the first time a Punjabi artist headlines the venue in its
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Landing at Heathrow and don’t want to overpay? In 2026 you’ve got 5 solid options to get to Central London. 3 of them are under £30 per person. If you’re traveling as a group, a private transfer can work out cheaper per person than the train. Here’s the real breakdown for Heathrow airport transfers based
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The smell reaches you before the music does. Somewhere between the Turbine Halls and Malaysia Square there is charcoal smoke, pandan, lemongrass and the sweet burnt-sugar edge of something frying. A kompang drumming group is warming up near the river. A queue is forming for curry puffs. Two children in borrowed sarongs are running a
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Nearly a thousand years ago, a 70-metre strip of embroidered linen told the story of how England was conquered. It has lived in France for almost all of that time. Now, for one autumn-to-summer window, it is crossing the Channel. The Bayeux Tapestry British Museum loan is the first time the artwork has been on
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Two clubs, eleven miles apart, with decades of needle between them. When Arsenal vs Chelsea shows up on the fixture list, a good chunk of London circles the date. Form goes out the window for ninety minutes, and the league table barely matters. The next one is close. Arsenal hosted Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium
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Some festivals are about music. This one is about a fire that never goes out. For one very long weekend in early September, a Grade I listed warehouse in Wapping fills with smoke, chefs, live bands and the smell of meat cooking over wood and charcoal. Meatopia London 2026 is back at Tobacco Dock, and
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The summer is over. The transfer talk has done the rounds. Pre-season friendlies are finished. Now the real thing is back. On Friday 21 August 2026, the lights come on at the Emirates and a brand new season begins. Football is the most-watched league on the planet, shown in more than 180 countries, and for
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UK airports handled a record 302 million passenger journeys in 2025, up from 295 million the year before. With that many people moving to and from terminals, even a small difference in distance, vehicle choice, airport fees or booking method can make a noticeable difference to what a passenger pays. That is why airport transfer
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