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Why I live in Kensal Rise: Bettina Ceramica founder Natalie Sytner on why her London area is ‘having a real resurgence’

Bettina Ceramica founder Natalie Sytner moved to the area six years ago to raise her children. Here’s what she loves about the friendly north-west London neighbourhood

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Ai Weiwei at the Design Museum: “We’re building a society on greed and selfishness”

‘I always pay attention to all the refugee situations, not because I’m a refugee, but I’m trying to see where our humanity is going to be... those boats carry our trust in humanity’

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Why I live in Maida Vale: former Sex Pistol Glen Matlock on why he’s staying put in ‘the triangle’

Musician and former Sex Pistol Glen Matlock has lived in Maida Vale for 46 years. Here’s why he has no plans to leave just yet

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Burnout, crippling pressures and 20-person queues: my day with a London ambulance crew

Ambulance workers are striking, citing record waiting times, below-inflation wages and an NHS in crisis — so what’s the reality for crews on the ground? Katie Strick spends 12 hours on the frontline

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Girl, 7, who eats so little ‘you can see her ribcage’ among children needing help in cost of living crisis

On the Breadline: Families are worried about having enough food to go around and have started using food banks in the cost of living crisis

The Independent UK

‘I would have cracked without them’: Mother hails charity that helps her son thanks to your donations

On the Breadline: Campaigns editor David Cohen reports on how the generosity of our readers – with £4m raised – is helping families already

The Independent UK

Why I live in Kings Cross: actor Ralf Little on a new life in his ‘extraordinary’ London neighbourhood

The Death in Paradise and Royle Family star on leaving his long-time home in west London for this ‘magnet of art and culture’ – just don’t ask him to pick a gym

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Can hypnosis fix my failing fitness routine?

Many of us have already given up on our workout resolutions. Claire Cohen tries out a new class which uses a surprising technique to boost motivation

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Papi interview: ‘I want you to leave going: what the f*** was that? But it was banging!’

Matthew Scott and Charlie Carr have made their name with pop-ups that are more like parties. Ahead of new opening Papi, they tell David Ellis what’s next

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Why I live in Pimlico: actor Nathaniel Curtis on his wonderfully tame corner of Zone 1

It’s a Sin and The Witcher: Blood Origin actor Nathaniel Curtis on why his low-key neighbourhood might be the most peaceful spot in Zone 1

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Anyone for padel? The unstoppable rise of tennis’ cool younger sister

A-Listers can’t get enough of this tennis-squash hybrid — we’ll all be addicted soon, says Katie Strick

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London’s best restaurants for a night of utter indulgence

January is too gloomy a month for abstinence. Josh Barrie and David Ellis name their favourite restaurants dedicated to fun

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Why I live in Dalston: George Lamb on how this authentic, seagull-filled east London area became his patch

Presenter and founder of Wildfarmed and Grow, George Lamb was once a west London boy. He tells Emma Magnus why Dalston changed his allegiance

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Tár’s breakout star Sophie Kauer: ‘I learned to act from Cate Blanchett’

The rising cello star on making her acclaimed acting debut opposite the Hollywood A-lister, studying Michael Caine and returning to music after a whirlwind year

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‘We’re each other’s family now’: Londoners on the joy of hosting Ukrainian refugees for Christmas

This year, many families across the capital will be joined by some special guests for the festive period. Katie Strick hears their moving stories

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Riches star CJ Beckford: ‘This show is special - normally we only see one version of black London on screen’

The London actor on how this new ITVX show is a love letter to the city, on whether opportunities are better in the US and deleting his socials

The Independent UK

How even small donations to our Christmas campaign can change lives

On the Breadline: Some Londoners asking how they can survive the winter, drop-in club says

The Independent UK

Girl, 7, who eats so little ‘you can see her ribcage’ among children needing help in cost of living crisis

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What the fashion editors want for Christmas

Experts from London’s papers and magazines reveal their gift wish lists

The Independent UK

Girl, 7, who eats so little ‘you can see her ribcage’ among children needing help in cost crisis

On the Breadline: Families are worried about having enough food to go around and have started using food banks in the cost of living crisis

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Why I live in Shoreditch: fashion designer David Koma on his ‘endlessly inspirational’ London neighbourhood

Designer David Koma dresses the likes of Beyoncé, Adele and Lady Gaga. Here’s how his Shoreditch patch inspired his latest collection

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Michael Luwoye on playing Mandela at the Young Vic, his hit turn in Hamilton and what it means to be free

The actor knew the iconic ideal of the great South African leader, but is excited to show his more human side on stage

The Independent UK

Girl, 7, who eats so little ‘you can see her ribcage’ among children needing help in cost crisis

On the Breadline: Families are worried about having enough food to go around and have started using food banks in the cost of living crisis

The Independent UK

Inside London youth centre benefitting from The Independent’s cost of living campaign

On The Breadline: ‘I told my child, we’re broke now but won’t be broke forever,’ says one mother

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‘Sex education should be as important as maths’: inside the radical new relationship workshops in London schools

Last month, Sadiq Khan launched a £1 million anti-sexism “toolkit” for all secondary schools in the city. Katie Strick attends a workshop to see how students and staff are responding

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