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Feature: Devotion by Design: Italian Altarpieces before 1500 at the National Gallery until October 2
GIVEN that it is half a millennium since these sacred works were produced they present quite a jigsaw puzzle.
Feature: Exhibition - The Life and Work of Helen Allingham at Hampstead Museum
EVERY museum has its treasures locked away from public view for a variety of reasons. And the Hampstead Museum in Grade-I listed Burgh House, Hampstead, is no different.
Feature: Interview - Clare Latimer Talks to Dan Carrier
And it’s goodbye from Clare as she bows out to write her memoirs
Cinema: Review - Romain Duris in The Big Picture
Main Image:
Directed by Eric Lartigau
Certificate 15
Rating: 5 Out Of 5 Stars
Cinema: Review - Owen Wilson in Cars 2
Main Image:
Directed by John Lasseter
Certificate U
Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars
Cinema: Also On Release This Week - One Life and Horrible Bosses
One Life
Directed by Michael Gunton and Martha Holmes
Certificate: PG
Rating: 4 Out Of 5 Stars
Cinema: Latest News > July 21
WHAT a film it would make: Parliament Hill national treasure Ken Loach’s take on the News International events of the past two weeks.
Libraries face survival battle- Hampstead, Belsize and Chalk Farm to go it alone...or shut
IT’S official: from next year library branches in Hampstead, Belsize Park and Chalk Farm will no longer be run by the Town Hall after a final bid for a policy re-think was rejected.
Nelson Mandela street sign on show in parlour - Former Mayor Julian Fulbrook sought recognition for freedom fighter
FOR 25 years it has graced the kitchen wall of a Holborn flat, but now a historic street sign honouring legendary South African freedom fighter Nelson Mandela will be on display for all to see.
QUEEN'S CRESCENT FESTIVAL - the popular event celebrates it's 10th birthday this Saturday, July 23rd
Property news: Go-ahead on Rochester Road garage site, following 39 year delay
WORK is finally set to begin on a new home that will replace four unused garages, nearly 40 years after plans for the project were first submitted.
Operation Target - pictures from the police raid in Queen's Crescent
MORE than 200 police officers yesterday (Wednesday) swooped on suspected class A drug dealers in a dramatic rush-hour operation.
Classical and Jazz: Preview - A Night in Tahrir Square at the Barbican on Friday 22 July
IT was the biggest party in Egypt’s history. Between January 25 and February 11, the people turned Cairo’s Tahrir Square into a cross between Woodstock and a giant soapbox.
200 police in gang swoop on Queen's Crescent - rush-hour operation targets drug dealers on estate
SUSPECTED drug dealers got a nasty shock yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon when they ran into a squadron of more than 200 police officers.
Classical and Jazz: Preview - Voices Across the World celebration at the Royal Opera House on Sunday July 31
VOCAL music from around the globe is to be sung at the annual Voices Across the World celebration at the Royal Opera House on Sunday July 31, arranged by its ROH2 contemporary producing arm.
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