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Arteta's five-year Lewis-Skelly plan pays out in gold

Teenage star's precocious talent and fearless nature justifies the hype in breakthrough season

The Hill Garden and Pergola

Can heritage be romantic? Without a doubt.

Reallife calling: don't let AI suck the love out of online dating

In Spike Jonze's 2013 film, Her, Joaquin Phoenix falls in love with the AI chatbot inside his phone.

Why Space X could destroy the fragile Musk-Trump bromance

The race to Mars could make or break Elon Musk's special relationship with the President

At home with...Sarah CorbettWinder

The stylist is creating a playful escape for her family

How a cancelled cult designer rose again

The rise, fall and rise of Art School's Eden Loweth

The bill wasn't the only hard thing to swallow

Let's get to it: the bill was a horror. £309 for two. For a night of fried chicken and snails and no pudding. For God's sake.

Is there anyone left in London who hasn't got ADHD?

We're reaching a saturation point of over-diagnosis and the internet is to blame, say psychiatrists

Sophistication andwitare in short supplyin this tired sequel

To paraphrase her own mode of self-criticism, this latest instalment in the saga of hapless London singleton Bridget Jones is v v poor.

facing Oh, baby! London's the mother of all problems

We're having fewer and fewer children. Why, and what does it mean for our city?

Can Tottenham keep their place among a new elite?

Premier League's best-run clubs could end the era of a 'Big Six'

Thomas Heatherwick is determined to make the capital a more human city

'London should be more eccentric – we need to be brave'

Since when did skiing become an exercise in vulgarity

Endless showing off, competitive spending the slopes have gone downhill, darling

There'll be no winners after Labour has wrecked the education system

Bridget Phillipson is destroying one of our greatest success stories

Is 5G the worst thing that's happened to London?

Now there’s no respite, anywhere, from a melange of reels and videos

'We haven't woken up on a chandelier yet

As Dublin's Inhaler unveil their huge new album, will the wild times finally come?

Chelsea's naughtiest club is back

..and it’s set to be the hottest, most hedonistic celebrity haunt in town

Go hard or go home

Londoners are pushing themselves to their limits mentally and physically. Our writer tries the latest craze

Daniel Mays on why he loves Salcombe for messing about in boats by

The actor shares his secrets for eating, fishing and celebrity-spotting in the Devon town just don't call it Chelsea-on-Sea

"We're not going to get caught up with lunatics and maniacs again"

He's a back-to-back guy these days,\" says Nigel Farage's press aide, Ed Sumner, as he takes me up in the lift to the new Reform UK HQ on Millbank.

Can Labour's big spin on AI and tech keep Silicon Roundabout turning?

Sir Keir Starmer is talking the talk on tech and AI- but he hasn't yet convinced the industry

Heathrow's third runway is ready for take-off... or is it?

Hurdles both ideological and practical still need to be cleared for work to begin

Vitamin D: Teacher approved

Here, secondary school teacher Lisa shares how she learned to tackle the year's most demanding term with the help of Wild Nutrition's FoodGrown Vitamin D supplement

Why are Londoners being priced out of dining in the capital?

Even middle earners are now expected to fork out £220-plus for a meal for two

Who owns London?

The capital’s grand land-owning families are being unseated by new money. Here are the major players monopolising the capital’s property market

Plan ahead

How early do you need to think about extracurricular activities for UCAS Tariff points?

Unlocking the experience economy

Future Talks explores ways to drive growth in London's West End

Maldives all-included at OBLUXPERIENCE Ailafushi

Escape to the stunning island paradise of OBLU XPERIENCE Ailafushi in the Maldives a destination bursting with energy, excitement and tropical charm. Here, each moment is packed with vibrant activities, relaxation and indulgence.

I've been through so much

East London singer Nao has battled heartbreak and illness to deliver her stellar new album

Celebrate Lewis-Skelly as Arsenal's arch antagonist

Goading Haaland is pure theatre - but will he come to regret it?