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Age Against the Machine: The club night where young people are banned

By Ruchira Sharma

This London club night doesn't allow any young people in.

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There's a cat festival coming to London and people are feline it

The cutest festival ever is coming to London, with accessories, toys and food for both humans and felines.

By Claire Toureille

Waitrose introduces half-size wine bottles to help limit mid-week drinking

Upmarket supermarket chain Waitrose's new half bottles of wines are aimed at people who want to drink less alcohol...

By Neil Murphy

London to get fastest zip line in the world this summer

The 50mph Zip World London ride will be open through July and August.

By Josh Robbins

From Mobutu to Beyoncé: Portraits by Emilie Regnier explore the symbolic power of leopard print

Regnier's series of portraits will be showing at the Bronx Documentary Center until 4 June 2017.

By Alex Wheeler

Photo London 2017: Preview of Somerset House photography fair from Don McCullin to Guy Bourdin

Photo London will be held at Somerset House from 18 -21 May 2017, showcasing work from the world's leading galleries.

By Alex Wheeler

Royal gifts: Photo preview of presents given to Queen Elizabeth II throughout her reign

The exhibition, which opens 22 July 2017, is held in conjunction with the 2017 Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace.

By Alex Wheeler

Untethered: Joseph Szabo and Siân Davey present 50 years of being young

The exhibition will be on show at Michael Hoppen Gallery, London from 6 April-20 May 2017.

By Alex Wheeler

Magnum Photos: An insight into mid-century New York

Early Magnum: On & In New York combines classic 1950s images by Magnum members with archival pictures from its NYC...

By Alex Wheeler

FORMAT17: Highlights of the UK's largest photography festival

FORMAT festival 2017 in Derby, will be showcasing the work of artists and photographers including Julia...

By Alex Wheeler

What is Left Behind – Stories from Estate Sales

Dallas estate sales: Poignant photos of belongings that loved ones have left behind

Norm Diamond visited countless estate sales, photographing belongings that evoke sadness, humour, and ironic commentary...

By Alex Wheeler

Hunting the heathlands: A journey through ancient landscapes of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire

Flâneur in an Ancient Landscape is photographer Tom Hunter's journey covering parts of the medieval Sherwood Forest,...

By Alex Wheeler

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Age Against the Machine: The club night where young people are banned

There's a cat festival coming to London and people are feline it

Waitrose introduces half-size wine bottles to help limit mid-week drinking

London to get fastest zip line in the world this summer

From Mobutu to Beyoncé: Portraits by Emilie Regnier explore the symbolic power of leopard print

Photo London 2017: Preview of Somerset House photography fair from Don McCullin to Guy Bourdin

Royal gifts: Photo preview of presents given to Queen Elizabeth II throughout her reign

Untethered: Joseph Szabo and Siân Davey present 50 years of being young

Magnum Photos: An insight into mid-century New York

FORMAT17: Highlights of the UK's largest photography festival

Dallas estate sales: Poignant photos of belongings that loved ones have left behind

Hunting the heathlands: A journey through ancient landscapes of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire

Feral children: Beautiful photos portray real-life stories of growing up without human contact

People Places and Things: Historical black-and-white images of daily life in Derby over 165 years

Diana: Her Fashion Story – New exhibition celebrates stylish wardrobe of the Princess of Wales

Ten best vegan-friendly pizza restaurants to celebrate National Pizza Day in the UK

Robots exhibition at Science Museum shows off 500 years of humanoid history

Preview of new David Hockney exhibition at Tate Britain: An overview of artist's work to date

Cineworld to create world's second biggest cinema company following Regal acquisition

Inside London's most exclusive pub: A private drinking hole for Beefeaters at the Tower of London

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

Why the humble PowerPoint presentation could be a portal to financial disaster

Why the humble PowerPoint presentation could be a portal to financial disaster

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Work in the digital age: Why remote teams can still be disunited

British government relying too heavily on business to make society fairer

Why the humble PowerPoint presentation could be a portal to financial disaster

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