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Alfies Antique Market

Here is a place to blindly lose oneself in a labyrinth of staircases and thresholds.

Decline and fall: what comes after peak wellness?

The social elite are obsessed with devices that track their health but the backlash is building

The newest AI can arrange your holiday- but will it be a strictly woke one?

A lightning-quick artificial megabrain with an appetite for social justice? WILLIAM HOSIE has a chat with Claude Al

'Fame just isn't healthy

Mercury Prize-winning band English Teacher on the pressure of success, trying not to burn out and the challenges black women face in indie music

'I felt dizzy... I started to feel like I was going to starve in London'

For Ruba, the decision of whether to leave Sierra Leone and apply for asylum in the UK was on a knife edge.

Why is London suddenly full of homicidal cyclists?

These entitled riders rush through red lights and expect pedestrians to move

Glorious London theatre needs your help this Christmas

No panto, no Pinter... our playhouses make their money in December, so do book

The inside story of the man who holds the key to Syria

Abu Mohammed al-Jolani is an ex-al Qaeda operative who says he's changed his ways

How milk became a weapon for the far-Right

Popping out to get a pint of milk today runs the risk of wading into a fraught culture war.

Pull up a seat for a sharpener...

..at our pick of the finest bars to open in the capital in 2024

British Museum boss Nicholas Cullinan carouses at The River Café and hits the micat Jihwaya

JIHWAJA HAS EXCELLENT KOREAN CHICKEN AND SOUND-PROOFED KARAOKE BOOTHS, SO NO ONE CAN HEAR ME SCREAM

Is it make-or-break time for Lampard as a top manager?

Chelsea legend can't waste his tough opportunity at Coventry

How Enzo brought calm to the chaos at Chelsea

New boss has improved his players and created a team with a clear identity, just don't let him hear you call them title contenders

A members' club without members

'Many millions' have been lavished on one of the year's biggest openings: the reborn Pantechnicon

At home with...Matilda Goad

The designer's Kensal Green house is the perfect testing ground for her own creations

Ravinder Bhogal on the unspoilt rural beauty of Alentejo, Portugal

The restaurateur shares an undiscovered idyll of sun-dappled streets, incredible local wine and highly covetable ceramics

From haute couture to the high street

Clare Waight Keller on taking the reins at Uniqlo

Hidden London - Cable Café

SECRET SPOTS YOU HAVE TO DISCOVER

Can ketamine therapy fix the crisis in mental health?

Professor John Krystal dispels the myths around the drug revolutionising how we treat anxiety and depression

Yes, this Nikon camera is better than your iPhone

YOU CAN HOLD THE BODY CAMCORDER-STYLE AND GET CREATIVE WITH YOUR ANGLE

The no-nonsense longevity expert who prefers eating croissants to biohacking

VICKI TURK meets Dr Sabine Donnai, a woman taking a healthier approach to longevity

Bigger than Beyoncé? It wouldn't surprise us

Confidence Man on their zero rules policy, their hedonistic lifestyle and why they won't support Oasis

'Places like this pick people up from the ground'

The small charity making a big difference for homeless people as Sainsbury's pledges £500k to our appeal

Red alert: Starmer reaches for the reset button

Changes of tack haven't helped recent PMs, but there's a silver lining for Sir Keir

Beware the global tech behemoths devouring the idea of local news

Legacy media organisations give their audiences authoritative reporting

Are dog owners and non-dog owners at war?

Tower Hamlets' off-lead ban is the latest salvo in the fight over four-legged friends

The truth behind Harry and Meghan's fall from grace

They're at war with Trump and their popularity on the LA social scene is plummeting: is it all over for the Duke and Duchess of Montecito?

Rivalry, ambition and the threat from the Right

Can Kemi Badenoch resuscitate the Tories and extinguish the rise of Nigel Farage?

In the eye of the storm A rich account of Britain's political chaos

Tim Shipman’s fourth and final tome covers Johnson to Sunak, via Truss

Is this government full of amateurs?

Labour's hard landing has revealed a cabinet struggling with the basics