From Ballet Black to The Afro Dance Xplosion festival

Winner says she will not let communities be divided by hate

Documentary features two men who share the same name, but have very different approaches to the land they are the custodians of

Trailblazing publisher Valerie Brandes’ job is finding voices she wants to share, she tells Dan Carrier

Anselm ‘Sam’ Samuel’s memoir charts his eventful journey from ‘political hellraiser’ to becoming a serious political educator and youth worker, writes Angela Cobbinah

Anti-slavery music stored deep in the British Library has inspired a 2-year project involving study and performance, writes Daisy Clague

Award-winning poet and author Jessica Wilson is part of a generation of storytellers behind books they missed out on as they were growing up, writes Daisy Clague

Mariama Koroma is seeking to challenge ‘a bit of a taboo’ among the Afro-Caribbean community, writes Tom Foot

Writer and historian Lloyd Bradley tells Dan Carrier about his latest book – the final part in a trilogy of work about music and culture

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Conference view: Activists have a slogan which sounds like they have all escaped a subjugated kingdom

40 years on, school footballers meet up to remember when they were ‘champions of England’

Perfect start to the season continues with superb 5-1 victory over Actonians Reserves

Sting stars in epic musical that follows a community facing the closure of a shipyard

Exes meet to rehash old ground in whip-smart American romcom with an immersive quality

Magical moments of theatre as gifted violinist is lured by the promise of becoming a prize fighter

A 1980 film about Camden’s finest, Madness, has been given the BFI’s restoration treatment. Dan Carrier talks to its director, Dave Robinson

Fury in the room is all aimed at Green leader

Liverpool 2026: Labour conference view from Richard Osley

Emma Dent Coad fought for Grenfell survivors while representing west London constituency

'Any funds we generate goes straight back into helping more people generate renewable energy'

The commercial unit is currently on the market for a rent of £55k a year

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A new film about the historic Beveridge Report throws light on the continuing importance of his work, as Douglas Beattie discovered.

A must-see glimpse of the 1980s in the story of how Madness was formed

Road movie of women’s friendship and solidarity slickly reimagined for the stage with music

Oddball musical comedy about a girl with a rare genetic ageing condition is surprisingly upbeat

Bella Mackie’s latest page-turner skewers north London élitism and snobbery

Pledges to take water supply into public hands have yet to materialise

'We’re a family business. To suddenly be told it’s going to be another £500? I wouldn’t pay it'

They are also asking for sick pay changes – again to bring them in line with council employment contracts.

Lib Dem and Green challengers are asked for their views on sanctioning Israel

Our Wasted London investigation continues

Frances Segelman faces her latest muse at boxing club

Dale Vince ready to help protect future of Camden New Journal, Islington Tribune and West End Extra

In-form side set for trip to Ebbsfleet United, as Islington Borough face Montpelier Villa in the famous old competition

Dollop of hand-made, hand-moved film feels like a thoroughly needed antidote to modern life

Tilda Swinton is mesmerising to watch in stark drama tracing a modern history of Germany

The old washhouse in Kentish Town is at the centre of Joy Fraser’s debut novel. Angela Cobbinah talked to her

For decades, female scientists have been airbrushed from history. Craig Kenny applauds a new book that aims to reinstate them

Terrific tenth anniversary production feels timely after the summer’s global heat and environmental disasters

Taj Ali’s new book charts the history of South Asian political activism... from Highgate! Dan Carrier talked to him

Former councillor is standing for parliament

Councillor is branded 'Hot Patrick' by MP

Workers Party candidate blames Ukraine for conflict

Who can you vote for on October 8?

Andrew Feinstein is not standing in by-election

'Should Labour win this election, Andy Burnham will think the job’s done and just carry on the route of saying he’s going to end neoliberalism but ruling out rent controls or talking about drilling fo...

Council meeting runs out of time to debate council pension investments in arms companies

Unused courtyard at the Whittington to be transformed