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Bridget Jones is, in many ways, the patron saint of modern London. She’s not royalty or a secret agent or a time-traveling alien; she’s a woman navigating love, work, and self-improvement in contemporary London, and her world feels more immediately recognizable to most visitors than almost any other London character in film. What’s remarkable is that so much of the Bridget J...

London between 1940 and 1945 was transformed into the command center of resistance against Nazi tyranny. At the heart of that resistance was a cigar-smoking, whisky-drinking, combative old politician who seemed almost from another era entirely. Winston

You’ve stood at Tower Bridge. You’ve been inside the Tower of London. You’ve wandered

A new two-acre garden commemorating the life of Queen Elizabeth II opens to the public on Monday 27 April in the heart of Regent’s Park—transforming a disused plant nursery into a tranquil space of color, contemplation, and biodiversity.

The Queen Elizabeth II Garden, located behind the Espresso Bar on the Broad Walk and just steps from the Avenue

Tate Britain will stage the first exhibition to explore the art, photography, and fashion of the 1990s this autumn—a sweeping survey of a decade synonymous with possibility, optimism, and an audacious creative spirit that...