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The Archer by The Deer Tracks

Lach, the father of anti-folk

Barry Hogan, founder of ATP

Amy Liptrot infiltrates ATP HQ in the first of our series on the festival's London event, I'll Be Your Mirror

Boris & Dave

Boris Johnson's staged rows with government exposed

Today's MPFree is Damien Jurado - Kalla Hus

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Coffee chain musical chairs: Black Sheep coffee is taking over and renaming all Taylor Street Baristas; Department of Coffee and Social affairs has bought Taylor Street name from administrators

Events

The best things to do in London this week, from Art in Whitechapel to Zines in Hackney

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Met arrests London Assembly member Caroline Russell during anti-shutting-down-of-Parliament protest

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Grace Dent's review of the new artisan food court below Centrepoint: Food: 5/10 Service: 0/10 Ambience: 0/10

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Saturday at noon, Downing Street, is the next protest against shutting down Parliament

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TfL retweets praise of itself every Monday at 9am, even if it is months old

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Mayor Khan has TfL waive penalty on woman who neglected to pay congestion charge because she had just miscarried

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London's pub loss slows, thanks to microbreweries

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The protest against prorouging Parliament is at College Green, near Parliament, right now

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Greedy developers trying to sneak through new flats without social housing. Difficulty: Croydon council's own company is the developer

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Royal Greenwich has emergency plans for council staff to control rationing at petrol stations if no-deal Brexit goes wrong

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Met apologies for Chief Constable stating she has met with stop-and-search watchdog group regularly. She hasn't met them at all.

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The Kings Cross area is secretly using facial recognition cameras

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Soho Theatre to reopen Walthamstow's unloved art-deco cinema EMD as 1,000 seat comedy club

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It's happening: Waitrose sells store location to Lidl

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Dalston residents accuse business of creating stealth nightclub through a bakery

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"Class War Breaks Out in London Rhubarb Patch"

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Not only does the Tide suck, you can't bring food or drink

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Brixton's Pay-What-You-Can cafe needs a new home because the landlord doesn't share the same philosophy

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No one is saying that there is a General Election next year, but City Hall is preparing for one on the same day as the Mayor and Assembly election (That's 7 May 2020)

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In this edition

A few happy words with artist Stefan Sagmeister

Famous for being famous: Boris Johnson may be the best-known politician in Britain but running on his record could hurt his re-election

Woolwich woes: what if you threw a riot and nobody saw?

Boris Johnson in 'The Mystery of the Missing Mayor'

Diary: Toby Bull, Tender Age Records

Tom Jenkins talks to the wave pictures on the eve of their UK tour

New Band: The Sandwitches

The light and the dark of David Thomas Broughton

Random Interview: Vic - Market Trader, Deptford Market

I’m a young male who is interested in birds—what’s wrong with me?

Joan Miró: The Ladder of Escape

Young British Art