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Zack Polanski urged Andy Burnham’s new government to block imminent single-sex space reforms before August 5th.

Nearly two hundred religious leaders city-wide don't pay council tax on the basis of their principle occupation being 'prayer', new data shows.

Those receiving free school meals (FSM) in London are likely to score almost 15 points lower than their peers on their GCSEs, new data from the Department of Education has revealed.

A stalwart of the improvised comedy scene at central London venue The Comedy Store has retired after 40 years of performing.

Heartstopper star Yasmin Finney appeared alongside prominent figures in national health legislation to raise money for queer health initiatives.

Entry level jobs for voice actors are disappearing as AI voice generation software increasingly replaces human workers, aspiring voiceover artists say.

After more than a day of recounts, with a council that wasn't declared until gone 3pm on Saturday Labour have lost control of Lambeth Council, while the Greens failed to gain their expected majority.

Dr Litman spent three years campaigning for trans healthcare access since losing her daughter Alice. Her meeting with Wes Streeting changed nothing.

UCL’s Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) has conducted research across feminist, queer and race issues. Its closure was announced for July.

Catherine Opie, born in Ohio in 1961, has produced an indelible body of work over her 40 year career to date.

A North London scrap dealer has served the world-famous ‘Sonic The Hedgehog’ publisher a human rights lawsuit.

A memorial service which sees 700 clowns pile into a North London church celebrated its 80th year in early February.

The Barbican has launched a series of five club nights that run until 3am and turn the institution’s brutalist foyer into a dance floor - the first of which happened last Friday.