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The Six Nations returns for 2025, running from January 31st to March 15th, and with England eager to bounce back after a few near-misses, it’s shaping up to be another thrilling contest. If you’re keen to soak up the atmosphere and catch every kick, tackle, and scrum, here’s where you’ll want to be in London…

Once concentrated in areas with large East and South East Asian communities,Asian supermarkets are a much more common sight across the city.

BAO & Friends is celebrating the Year of the Snake at Dover Street Market with a range of collab designer pieces

Oxfam is opening a pub where the drinks prices are based on individual wealth.

These are the best drinks and dishes made from food waste in London, showing that trash can be turned into treasure

From south Indian masala dosa in south London to congee in the City, these are the best alternative breakfasts in London.

There are plenty of places to get pizza in London but surprisingly few that do it by the slice. Enter Breadstall.

Before he opens a restaurant in the UK, Chef's Table star and Ivan Ramen founder Ivan Orkin is popping up at Kaia at The Ned

DIY Art Market is heading to Peckham for its first edition of 2025 with over 150 artists from around the UK

Jump in for an icy dip at Parliament Hill Lido and Tooting Bec Lido as part of the Crisis Icebreaker challenge to help raise much needed funds for the charity

Independent Venue Week is back for 2025 to highlight the importance of grassroots venues across the country

James Dye, co-owner The Camberwell Arms, Frank's, and Bambi, is reviving Shoreditch pub The Knave of Clubs