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Moments away from Primrose Hill, the famous park where locals and tourists descend for summer evenings with views of the London skyline, there is an exciting new restaurant. It is on Regents Park Road, known for its independent boutique shops, cafes and restaurants with pastel-painted terraces. You might spot a celebrity strolling past.
One of the most recognisabl...
Geezer is 17 years old and would self-describe, according to his owner, Big Issue vendor Clive Rowe, “as a formidable street dog”.
Formidable he may be, but he’s also adorable – a Border terrier cross Patterdale with a bit of Jack Russell thrown in, wiry and – these days – grey around the muzzle.
“He’s mellowed a bit now,” Clive says. “For the first 10 ye...
“Something definitely takes over me, in my body and my soul, when I watch England play.”
James Graham’s introduction to football was Euro 96. So perhaps it’s no wonder he was captivated. The hope and excitement of a home tournament in England added to a heady mood of optimism in the country built on great weather, exciting new music and political change on the hor...
As we head into warmer weather and bid the darkness of winter farewell, it’s a wonderful time of year to plan how we’re going to make use of the longer days and enjoy a restorative summer. And this year I have a top piece of wellbeing advice for you: let 2026 be the summer you indulge in arts and creativity.
As a scientist, I spend my days researching the behaviour...
It is no secret that dementia is one of the most pressing public health challenges the UK is facing. Dementia already affects around one million people in the UK, and this is projected to rise sharply by 2040. And yet, it remains poorly supported.
The gap between what th...