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The Royal Academy of Music (RAM) has unveiled plans to open a new campus at London City Island in east London, promising "endless possibilities" for students and staff.

 

For the first time since the Victorian era, the British monarchy will retire its iconic royal train. King Charles III has decided to decommission the train as part of efforts to modernize the royal

 

Dame Anna Wintour is stepping down as editor-in-chief of American Vogue, a position she has held for an unprecedented 37 years.

 

Plans to transform Edinburgh’s George Street have been approved by city councillors, with construction expected to begin in August 2027—if the money can be secured.

 

Police are appealing for information after a rare 18th-century violin, valued at over £150,000, was stolen from a pub in north London.

 

Chris Brown has pleaded not guilty to assault charges related to a 2023 nightclub altercation in London. The 36-year-old US singer is accused of attacking music producer Abraham Diaw with a

 

The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum, was forced to close its doors Monday after staff staged a spontaneous strike, citing unbearable working conditions and the overwhelming crush of

 

London’s vibrant Notting Hill Carnival, a cornerstone of the city’s cultural calendar, faces an uncertain future due to a severe funding shortfall, according to a leaked letter from its organizers.

 

This September, Sotheby’s London will present what it calls the “greatest collection of Surrealism to emerge in recent history”—the extraordinary private collection of British socialite, arts

 

Indie rock legends Pulp have returned to the top of the UK album charts for the first time in nearly three decades, with their latest release More debuting at number one, according to the