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• 05/18/2024

05/18/2024

Three summer coffee drinks for relaxing in the garden

Summer has finally arrived in London, which means it’s time to switch to iced lattes, espresso tonics, and bumble coffee. However, finding a coffee shop willing to experiment with these formats can be challenging. Fortunately, all of this is easy…

Columnists • People • Town

• 05/14/2024

05/14/2024

Pre-election season is on: Sunak promises to protect Britain

Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party Rishi Sunak has delivered his first pre-election message. Nearly one and a half weeks after a significant setback in local elections, he addressed the citizens of the United Kingdom urging them to…

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• 05/14/2024

05/14/2024

Blue lard

The art world has witnessed a unique phenomenon: an exhibition where classical literature meets modern technology face-to-face. Berlin and New York have already appreciated this project, and soon it will reach London. The initiative, combining artificial intelligence and creativity, raises…

Columnists • Town

• 05/13/2024

05/13/2024

Muslim Diaspora Demands: Keir Starmer’s Call to Action

The Labour Party is practically faced with a dilemma: either-or! The Muslim Vote, a pre-election group representing a significant part of the Muslim community in the UK, has issued an extensive list of demands to the Labour Party, aimed at…

Columnists • Town

• 05/10/2024

05/10/2024

Chicken Broth lefted overnight

Chicken broth is a versatile ingredient: you can make soup with it, enhance the flavor of any grain, or just drink it on its own. Unfortunately, making broth takes 2-3 hours, and you need to be at home and watch…

Columnists • Town

• 05/10/2024

05/10/2024

Indulgence of Buffoonery: An Unexpected Version of Gogol at the Marylebone Theatre

From the very start, this new production of “The Government Inspector” leaves no illusions for the audience. “Did you come for a comedy?”, its creators almost cruelly ask, before answering: “Well, then you’re in for a good laugh!” Patrick Myles’…

Columnists • Culture • Lifestyle • People

• 05/09/2024

05/09/2024

From Stage to Study: The Remarkable Journey of Helen Rappaport, Historian and Storyteller

Helen Rappaport is a historian specialising in the Victorian period, with a particular interest in Queen Victoria and the Jamaican healer and caregiver, Mary Seacole. She also has written extensively on late Imperial Russia, the 1917 Revolution and the Romanov…

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• 05/08/2024

05/08/2024

Cyberattack on MoD: China Suspected

The UK government is grappling with the aftermath of an alleged cyberattack on the Ministry of Defence’s payroll system, with suspicions pointing to China as the potential culprit. The breach, which compromised confidential information including names, banking details, and in…

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• 05/07/2024

05/07/2024

Leader of the SNP John Swinney: promises and real prospects

After a series of political upheavals and leadership changes, the Scottish National Party (SNP) has settled on a leader – John Swinney. Taking the reins of power, Swinney outlined an ambitious program aimed at uniting the nation, reviving the economy,…

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• 05/05/2024

05/05/2024

The talented Mr. Ripley’s light and shadow or reincarnation of Dostoyevsky’s character

The long-awaited new adaptation of “The Talented Mr. Ripley” with Andrew Scott was released on Netflix. It’s been 25 years since the previous film, 25 years and a whole lifetime.