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• London: The Narrow by MIMI SHERATON May 25, 2008 Great food and a waterside view come together at this bright and airy restaurant. (read article)
• 36 Hours in London by SARAH LYALL April 20, 2008 As the star and backdrop of so much great literature, London is a rich adventure for book lovers. (read article)
• Watching the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, London, Oct. 10, 2008 October 26, 2008 (read article)
• Restaurant Review: Flash in London by JAMES COLLARD December 14, 2008 The scene at this restaurant, which could double as an art installation, is fashionable and flavorful. (read article)
• Makeover for the East End of London by KABIR CHIBBER January 25, 2009 This gray and unfashionable immigrant-heavy neighborhood is going through a major makeover, and not everyone is happy about it. (read article)
• Hotel Review: Hilton London Tower Bridge by ANDREW FERREN November 30, 2008 This hotel is clearly for the expense-account set, though weekend packages are often available. (read article)
• Cathedrals of the Iron Horse, Awesome Again by SIMON WINCHESTER January 18, 2009 Grand train stations are being refurbished all around the world, bringing back old-style glamour. (read article)
• The Connaught London: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan October 21, 2008 Fiona Duncan is impressed by the recent restoration of The Connaught hotel in London. (read article)
• The Metropolitan London: Hotel watch by Adrian Bridge November 21, 2008 Adrian Bridge enjoys the clutter-free elegance of the rooms at the Metropolitan Hotel in London. (read article)
• Mandarin Oriental London: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan December 02, 2008 London's Mandarin Oriental is as much about where it is, as what it is, says Fiona Duncan. (read article)
• The Monument: London's iconic column reopens its viewing platform by Jolyon Attwooll February 14, 2009 Jolyon Attwooll enjoys the view from London's newly refurbished Monument to the Great Fire of London. (read article)
• Halkin Belgravia: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan March 06, 2009 Fiona Duncan reviews the Halkin in London, a timelessly stylish oasis of calm amid the clamour of a capital. (read article)
• London slips down most expensive cities list by Myra Butterworth, Personal Finance Correspondent March 09, 2009 The cost of living in the UK has become more attractive to foreigners, with London falling down the ranking of most expensive cities in the world, a new study has indicated. (read article)
• Mario Giacomelli exhibition March 20, 2009 (read article)
• Wildlife Photographer of the Year April 17, 2009 (read article)
• Summer in the city: London's best events June 17, 2009 From flower shows to beer festivals, we round up London's best summer events. (read article)
• The Pelham South Kensington London: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan March 17, 2009 Fiona Duncan reviews the Pelham in South Kensington, a boutique London hotel that has adapted cleverly to the times. (read article)
• St James's Hotel and Club London: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan June 03, 2009 Fiona Duncan reviews St James's Hotel and Club, once a gentleman's club in Piccadilly, now a hotel somewhat confused about its raison d'&ecirc<tre. (read article)
• The Hoxton Shoreditch: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan May 13, 2009 Head to The Hoxton, in London's trendy Shoreditch, for a lively atmosphere and knock-down prices &ndash< just don't expect a refund. (read article)
• Phèdre with Helen Mirren at the National Theatre review by Charles Spencer June 12, 2009 Helen Mirren needs to raise her game to make this production of Ph&egrave<dre great rather than merely good. (read article)
• The King and I at the Albert Hall review by Charles Spencer June 15, 2009 In spite of an underpopulated stage, The King and I will leave most people feeling royally entertained. (read article)
• Orwell A Celebration at Trafalgar Studios review by Charles Spencer June 15, 2009 Daily Telegraph theatre critic Dominic Cavendish has written a superb celebration of Orwell. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Culture Minute video: Renee Fleming June 17, 2009 Rupert Christiansen urges opera lovers to catch the live relays of American soprano Renee Fleming's performances of La Traviata, which will be broadcast in public places across the country on 30th June. (read article)
• London: dawn to dusk June 10, 2009 (read article)
• Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2009 review by Jeremy Paxman June 09, 2009 The RA's summer show is the world's biggest open exhibition. But what if anything does it tell us about art in modern Britain? Our guest critic goes hunting for gems in the over-stuffed halls. (read article)
• Futurism at the Tate Modern: a glimpse into tomorrow's whirl by Richard Dorment June 15, 2009 Tate Modern&rsquo<s Futurism exhibition tells the story of a movement that reflected a fast-moving, turbulent era . (read article)
• Mute stones that speak for themselves June 15, 2009 Charles Moore reviews Richard Long: Heaven and Earth at theTate Britain. (read article)
• Art in the wild June 05, 2009 (read article)
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/columnists/sophie-campbell/ (read article)
• Big Ben: For whom the bells toll by Sophie Campbell May 22, 2009 Big Ben is 150 years old. The east London foundry where it was cast has an even more illustrious history, discovers Sophie Campbell. (read article)
• http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=103813223147685278685.00046bfda0a8f37998d93&ll=51.502599,-0.130205&spn=0.036972,0.045404&z=14 (read article)
• Great walks around London: the City June 04, 2009 The first of five walks exploring the architectural heritage of London. (read article)
• Great walks around London: Westminster and Whitehall June 10, 2009 The second of five walks exploring the architectural heritage of London. (read article)
• Henry VIII: Man and Monarch April 17, 2009 (read article)
• Carrie's War at the Apollo Theatre review by Charles Spencer June 24, 2009 Carrie&rsquo<s War is an affecting evocation of childhood&rsquo<s end . Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme at Hampstead Theatre review by Dominic Cavendish June 24, 2009 This commendable revival of Frank McGuinness&rsquo<s play is held together by sensitivity and compassion. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Tom Tom Crew at Udderbelly on the South Bank review by Jackie Cobham (RSC journalist bursary scheme) June 30, 2009 Tom Tom Crew's mixture of acrobatics, music and beat-boxing make their show at Udderbelly a must see. (read article)
• Avenue Q at the Gielgud Theatre review by Charles Spencer June 30, 2009 This fun show about furry puppets living in an outer borough of New York, is let down by its soppy ending. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Ute Lemper interview for Angels Over Berlin and the World by Peter Culshaw July 01, 2009 Combining Weimar era cabaret with Paris chanson, Ute Lemper's new show can be seen at the Barbican. Peter Culshaw has tea and cakes with the singer. (read article)
• Waterhouse: the modern PreRaphaelite at the Royal Academy review by Richard Dorment June 29, 2009 Waterhouse was sorely lacking in the intensity and emotion of the great Pre-Raphaelites , finds Richard Dorment. Rating: * * (read article)
• Festivals to catch this summer June 18, 2009 (read article)
• Forbidden Broadway at the Menier Chocolate Factory review by Charles Spencer July 03, 2009 Forbidden Broadway at the Menier Chocolate Factory gleefully puts the knife into the great Broadway show tunes (read article)
• Laurel and Hardy at the Jermyn Street Theatre review by Jackie Cobham (RSC journalism bursary) July 08, 2009 This tribute to Laurel and Hardy at the Jermyn Street Theatre makes for an enjoyable evening. Rating * * * (read article)
• Art Sales in London: superrich hunt for the wow factor by Colin Gleadell June 30, 2009 Impressionist and modern art sales figures have fallen. (read article)
• Jeff Koons: Popeye Series at the Serpentine Gallery review by Richard Dorment July 06, 2009 Jeff Koons's uniquely American show at the Serpentine proves that happiness is contagious. Rating * * * * (read article)
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/ (read article)
• Globe-Spotters: London by PAM KENT April 19, 2009 (read article)
• Save or Splurge: London by JENNIFER CONLIN April 26, 2009 Hotels, restaurants, shopping and nightlife for every budget. (read article)
• Store Review: Michael German Antiques in London by ELISABETH ROBINSON June 07, 2009 Hundreds of elegant canes line the walls of this armoire-size shop. (read article)
• Jump the queue! Get straight to Europe’s classic sights. by Lonely Planet June 12, 2009 Summer can spell trouble for the traveller in Europe. The weather may be gorgeous, but queues for popular... (read article)
• London on a shoestring by Lonely Planet August 05, 2009 London has a reputation for being expensive. It’s true that you can spend a fortune on hotels and wining... (read article)
• Europe’s greatest train stations by Lonely Planet August 11, 2009 In Europes great cities, a station can be a destination in itself. Take a later train and discover... (read article)
• Coming up: what's on in the world of travel by Francesca Hoyles July 31, 2009 Francesca Hoyles looks ahead to the week's new events, including the Great British Beer Festival in London and an international balloon fiesta in Bristol. (read article)
• Royal Garden Kensington London: Hotel Guru by Fiona Duncan March 30, 2009 The decor may be faintly ludicrous, but the views and the cuisine at Kensington's Royal Garden hotel provide ample compensation. (read article)
• Caryl Churchill's Three More Sleepless Nights at the National Theatre review by Dominic Cavendish August 04, 2009 Caryl Churchill's Three More Sleepless Nights is marked out by the clarity and accessibility of the writing; Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Pornography at the Tricycle Theatre review by Charles Spencer August 06, 2009 Simon Stephens&rsquo<s Pornography is an artful play but one which ducks the central issue of the 7/7 bombings. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Souvenirs from the show that Mandrake said would close August 06, 2009 Mandrake was the first to read the last rites for Too Close To The Sun, the West End musical about Ernest Hemingway's twilight days which closes tomorrow after just two weeks. (read article)
• The Sleeping Beauty by the Mariinsky ballet Covent Garden August 17, 2009 The Mariinsky's Sleeping Beauty feels like a slumbering princess in need of a little tender care. Rating: * * (read article)
• Hello Dolly at the Open Air Theatre Regent's Park review August 17, 2009 This smashing revival, directed by Timothy Sheader, glows with happiness and delight. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/festivalsandevents/ (read article)
• Corot to Monet at the National Gallery review by Richard Dorment July 20, 2009 Corot to Monet at the National Gallery is filled with wonderful pictures but lacks focus and purpose. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Notting Hill Carnival: the wisdom of crowds by Lonely Planet August 27, 2009 Notting Hill is a lively patch at the best of times, but during the annual Carnival in August the crowds... (read article)
• Beyond the city - unmissable trips out of town by Lonely Planet September 03, 2009 In the rush to see the great sights of Europe’s big cities we can sometimes forget the delights of the... (read article)
• Great walks around London: the legal district June 17, 2009 The third of five walks exploring London's architectural heritage. (read article)
• Londoners Through a Lens August 14, 2009 (read article)
• The Grosvenor House Hotel London: Hotel watch by Nick Trend August 01, 2009 The Grosvenor House Hotel, in the heart of London's West End, offers reasonable value, bold decor and Aquitaine-inspired cuisine. (read article)
• I Bought a Blue Car Today at the Vaudeville Theatre review September 04, 2009 Alan Cumming, a maverick sprite from Perthshire, explains how he fell for America in his show I Bought A Blue Car Today at the Vaudeville Theatre . Rating: * * * (read article)
• The Chippendales are slick buff and driving women wild - but don't call them strippers September 08, 2009 Fresh from a sell-out visit to Britain, the Chippendales ask Celia Walden to dispel some myths about sex, stripping and baby oil. (read article)
• Lolita at the National Theatre review September 08, 2009 Lolita with Brian Cox at the National Theatreseems both misguided and under-rehearsed. Rating: * * (read article)
• Katrina at The Bargehouse review by Dominic Cavendish September 09, 2009 After a fussy opening, this new work about Hurricane Katrina at The Bargehouse is heart-stoppingly direct. Rating * * * (read article)
• Ben Hur Live: the power of a rock concert September 10, 2009 The Ben Hur spectacular brings messages of peace on earth to the London stage. (read article)
• DK Eyewitness Travel PhotoBritain Competition July 03, 2009 (read article)
• J.W. Waterhouse: The Modern PreRaphaelite June 19, 2009 (read article)
• Stephen Fry: the joy of plaques June 08, 2009 Stephen Fry, a member of English Heritage&rsquo<s blue plaques panel, introduces a new guide to the men and women immortalised in blue (read article)
• Great walks around London: the South Bank June 24, 2009 The fourth of five walks exploring London's architectural heritage. (read article)
• Great walks around London: Greenwich July 07, 2009 The final of our five walks exploring London's architectural heritage takes in the buildings of Greenwich. (read article)
• Former model Robyn Peterson: 'Fashion is a savage business' by Elizabeth Kirkwood September 13, 2009 Robyn Peterson, the 1970s Vogue model turned actress, highlights the darker side of the modelling world in a new West End show (read article)
• 2nd May 1997 at Bush Theatre review September 15, 2009 Jack Thorne's 2nd May 1997 at the Bush Theatre takes us back to the night of Labour's General Election victory with profundity and verve. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Til I Die at the Old Red Lion review by Jackie Cobham (RSC bursary journalist) September 15, 2009 Benjamin Cooper's script for Til I Die is let down by Samuel Miller's direction. Rating * * * (read article)
• Galloping success September 15, 2009 The revival of Ben Hur could lead the way in the use of horses as modern-day spectacle. (read article)
• Kurt and Sid at the Trafalgar Studios review September 16, 2009 Roy Smiles has created a cracking play about Kurt Cobain and Sid Vicious in Kurt and Sid, which stars Shaun Evans and Danny Dyer. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Coming up: what's on in the world of travel by Francesca Hoyles September 18, 2009 Francesca Hoyles rounds up the best new events, including the spectacular 'Moctezuma: Aztec ruler' exhibition at the British Museum; 'Turner and the Masters' at Tate Britain; and fireworks in Northamptonshire. (read article)
• The Mysteries at The Garrick Theatre review September 17, 2009 The South African Isango Portobello company's The Mysteries restores one's faith in humanity. Rating: * * * * * (read article)
• Ben Hur at the O2 Arena review September 18, 2009 Ben Hur at the O2 Arena turns out to be nothing more than a crudely pirated copy of the film. Rating: * * (read article)
• Zambezi Express at the Riverside Studios Hammersmith review September 23, 2009 Infectious enjoyment compensates for the slow moving plot in Zambezi Express at the Riverside Studios. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Negative Space at the New End Theatre review by Jackie Cobham (RSC journalism bursary scheme) September 23, 2009 Rachel Sternberg and Jemma Wayne&rsquo<s Negative Space examines the impact of a missing child on a family. Rating * * * (read article)
• Europe’s top 10 football stadiums by Lonely Planet September 28, 2009 Football (soccer) is Europes unofficial religion. And when summer turns to autumn, all over the... (read article)
• An Inspector Calls at the Novello Theatre review September 28, 2009 Stephen Daldry's radical re-visioning of Priestley's An Inspector Calls returns to the West End. Rating: * * * * * (read article)
• Breakfast at Tiffany's at the Theatre Royal Haymarket review September 30, 2009 Anna Friel in Breakfast at Tiffany's is the sexiest performance in the West End since Nicole Kidman in The Blue Room. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Orestes ReExamined at the Southwark Playhouse review by Jackie Cobham (RSC journalism bursary graduate) September 30, 2009 Orestes Re-Examined at the Southwark Playhouse has sparks of brilliance but fails to come to life. Rating * * (read article)
• Prick Up Your Ears at the Comedy Theatre review October 01, 2009 Prick Up Your Ears, Simon Bent's play about Joe Orton and his lover Kenneth Halliwell, lacks the wit and daring of Orton at his best. Rating: * * * (read article)
• The Author at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs review October 01, 2009 Unlike most pieces about theatre, The Author is at once sharply satirical and coolly thought-provoking. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Coming up: what's on in the world of travel by Francesca Hoyles August 14, 2009 Francesca Hoyles looks at the week's new events, including a display of classic 20th-century London portraits and an art exhibition in the Lake District woods. (read article)
• Beatles to Bowie: the 60s exposed October 09, 2009 (read article)
• My Real War 1914 ? at Trafalgar Studios 2 review by Jackie Cobham, RSC journalism bursary graduate October 13, 2009 Tricia Thorns&rsquo< My Real War 1914 - ? details the life of a young soldier in the battlefields of the &lsquo<Great War&rsquo<. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Life Is A Dream at the Donmar Warehouse review October 14, 2009 Dominic West captures Segismundo&rsquo<s baffled confusion and pain in Pedro Calderon de la Barca&rsquo<s Life Is A Dream at the Donmar Warehouse. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Comedians at the Lyric Hammersmith review October 15, 2009 Sean Holmes's production of Comedians at the Lyric Hammersmith beautifully captures the sleazy milieu of the comedy world. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Many Roads to Paradise at the Jermyn Street Theatre review October 15, 2009 Stewart Permutt&rsquo<s quietly funny, touching play, Many Roads to Paradise, takes its audience in all sorts of unexpected directions. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Raoul at the Barbican Theatre review October 15, 2009 James Thi&eacute<rr&eacute<e's Raoul at the Barbican Theatre is based on a dreamy, threadbare scenario. Rating: * * (read article)
• Lost and found in Oxfordshire by Lonely Planet October 19, 2009 Travelling nanny Elissa OMalley learns that cash and muddy fields dont mix. A couple of... (read article)
• Annie Get Your Gun at the Young Vic review October 19, 2009 Jane Horrocks shines as Annie in spite of overly obtrusive work from the director and designer in this production of Annie Get Your Gun. Rating: * * * (read article)
• The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre review October 19, 2009 Ten years after it first came to the stage, The Lion King still feels as fresh and soul-stirring as ever. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• It Felt Empty... at the Arcola Theatre review by Jackie Cobham (RSC journalism bursary) October 20, 2009 The compelling It Felt Empty... at the Arcola Theatre centres on the trafficking of women. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Bedroom Farce/ Miss Julie at the Rose Theatre Kingston review October 20, 2009 Alan Ayckbourn's Bedroom Farce and August Strindberg's Miss Julie make an inspired pairing at the Rose Theatre in Kingston. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at the Vaudeville Theatre review October 21, 2009 Diana Vickers more than holds her own in the title role in this heartfelt production of The Rise and Fall of Little Voice at the Vaudeville Thetre. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Graveyard goodtimes: the world’s best cemeteries by Lonely Planet October 29, 2009 With Halloween and Day of the Dead fast approaching, its only natural that our thoughts turn to... (read article)
• Why the world is coming to London to shop by Heidi Blake November 04, 2009 A weak pound is making London more appealing than ever as a consumer destination. But who is buying what? (read article)
• Motherland at Tristan Bates Theatre review November 01, 2009 Motherland's collection of the stories of the women left behind by soldiers serving in Afghanistan is a superbly acted snapshot of the ramifications of war. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Mrs Klein at the Almeida review November 02, 2009 Psychoanalysis comes under the microscope in mother-daughter drama Mrs Klein at the Almeida. Rating: * * * (read article)
• Damien Hirst: The Blue Paintings at the Wallace Collection review October 13, 2009 While Damien Hirst's new work, on display at the Wallace Collection, touches on familiar themes, many of the paintings simply fail to pass muster. Rating: * * * (read article)
• The Sacred Made Real at the National Gallery review October 19, 2009 An extraordinary and little known school of art is brought brilliantly to life in The Sacred Made Real at the National Gallery. Rating: * * * * * (read article)
• Wild Things at the Royal Academy review October 26, 2009 Wild Things, a show featuring the work of Eric Gill, Jacob Epstein, and Henri Gaudier-Brzeska at the Royal Academy's Sackler Galleries punches above its weight. Rating: * * * * (read article)
• Calendar Girls at the Noel Coward Theatre review November 11, 2009 Calendar Girls is is unashamedly populist theatre that achieves exactly what it sets out to do. Rating: * * * * (read article)