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  • Marilyn Monroe : An icon timelessly celebrated in London

    The newly opened exhibition dedicated to Marilyn Monroe in London offers a captivating journey into the life and legacy of one of Hollywood’s most enduring icons. This exhibition, designed to be both intimate and immersive, allows visitors to rediscover Marilyn Monroe beyond the usual clichés. Photos : Ted Stampfler/Arches London Bridge/Kbsp/DR Exploring the icon The…

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  • Hew Locke at the British Museum : Unveiling colonial legacies

    An Artistic and Historical Exploration of British Museum Artifacts. Guyanese-British artist Hew Locke presents his exhibition, “Hew Locke: What Have We Here?” at the British Museum, revealing specially commissioned works that scrutinize Britain’s colonial legacy. After two years of intensive research, Locke meticulously curated over 150 items from prestigious collections. Photos : London/Hew Locke/BritishMuseum/DR A…

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  • Food Mildreds : The return of London’s iconic vegan restaurant

    London’s iconic vegan restaurant, Mildreds, has reopened its doors following a major transformation. Nestled in the Grade II listed building on Lexington Street in Soho, Mildreds now boasts a sophisticated new look while continuing to serve its world-renowned plant-based cuisine. A stunning renovation Mildreds’ new design maximizes space and enhances the customer experience. Spread over…

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  • Thomas Tuchel at the helm of England : A new adventure

    This October, England made a bold choice by appointing Thomas Tuchel, the brilliant German strategist, as the new head coach of the national football team. Succeeding Gareth Southgate, who led the Three Lions for eight years, this decision by the English Football Association has elicited a variety of reactions, ranging from enthusiasm to skepticism. Photos : London/Englandfootballteam/Chelsea/FC Bayern/PSG/BVB/DR Media and national reactions The British press, known for its strong opinions, was quick to react. The Daily Mail described Tuchel’s appointment as a “dark day for England,” highlighting a certain reluctance to see a German leading the national team. This reaction reveals the deep emotions and historical rivalries between the two nations, although Tuchel himself downplayed these concerns by saying, “I’m sorry, I just have a German passport.” Tuchel’s Vision and Goals In his first press conference, Tuchel expressed his passion for English football and his desire to prove his worth as England’s manager. “I hope to convince them, show them, and prove to them that I am proud to be the England manager,” he stated, emphasizing his commitment to doing his best for the team over the next 18 months. Photos : London/Englandfootballteam/Chelsea/FC Bayern/PSG/BVB/DR Comparisons and precedents Tuchel’sappointment is not the first time a foreign coach has taken the reins of the England team. However, the debate rages on about whether a foreign coach can truly understand and embody the spirit of English football. Criticism intensified after controversies surrounding interim coach Lee Carsley, who was criticized for not singing the national anthem despite his eligibility through his Irish grandmother. Similarly, Tuchel has yet to decide whether he will sing “God Save The King,” insisting that whatever his decision, it will be made with respect. The ambition to win the World Cup Tuchel’s ultimate goal is clear: to win a second World Cup for England. After signing an 18-month contract, he is gearing up to lead the team to the 2026 World Cup in North and Central America. Under Southgate, England reached a World Cup semi-final and two European Championship finals. Tuchel hopes to build on these successes and bring a new star to England’s trophy cabinet. A german perspective In Germany, reactions to Tuchel’s appointment have been more light-hearted. Matthias Brügelmann from Bild joked that it took a German to teach England how to win again, highlighting England’s long wait for a major title since 1966. Tuchel’s journey as England’s manager promises to be exciting and full of challenges. If he succeeds, he may well prove that sometimes, the best person for the job doesn’t have to be local. Perhaps then, the phrase “football’s coming home” will take on its full meaning for English supporters. Photos : London/Englandfootballteam/Chelsea/FC Bayern/PSG/BVB/DR

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  • The Elizabeth Line : A revolution in public transportation

    This October, London celebrates the triumph of the Elizabeth Line, a colossal project worth 19 billion pounds which has just received the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize 2024 for the best architecture in the UK. This new metro line, with its airy tunnels and elongated platforms, redefines the standards of public transport infrastructure and carries more passengers per day than any other railway line in the country. Photos : London/Hufton+Crow/MayorofLondon/DR A design focused on passenger comfort From the outset, every detail of the Elizabeth Line was designed to offer a seamless and pleasant travel experience. Spacious halls, soft lighting, and clear signage are elements that demonstrate the precision and excellence of the collaboration between architects and engineers. Perforated panels used in the tunnels reduce ambient noise, creating a serene atmosphere for travelers. Innovative and functional stations The stations on the Elizabeth Line are not only aesthetically pleasing but also extremely functional. Each element, from lighting to cameras, speakers to display panels, has been designed to facilitate maintenance and ensure maximum accessibility. This attention to detail makes the Elizabeth Line a model of efficiency and modernity. Photos : London/Hufton+Crow/MayorofLondon/DR A recognized collaborative project The Stirling Prize highlights the collaborative nature of the project, with multiple teams of architects and engineers working hand in hand to create a harmonious and integrated infrastructure. The Elizabeth Line is now a benchmark for modernizing public transport, significantly improving the lives of millions and setting new standards for accessibility and civic infrastructure. The Elizabeth Line is not just a technical feat; it is an architectural marvel that transforms how Londoners and visitors experience and navigate the city. Photos : London/Hufton+Crow/MayorofLondon/DR

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  • Oxford Street set to become pedestrian-only zone

    A bold move to revitalize London’s iconic shopping destination After years of deliberation, Oxford Street is on the brink of a major transformation. The Mayor of London has announced plans to convert this famous thoroughfare into a pedestrian-only zone, aiming to create a vibrant public space free from vehicular traffic. Here’s a closer look at…

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  • Greece upsets England at Wembley : A shocking defeat for England in the UEFA Nations League

    A tactical plan gone wrong Interim England manager Lee Carsley’s bold offensive strategy backfired during the UEFA Nations League match against Greece. Despite a late goal by Jude Bellingham in the 87th minute, England suffered a surprising defeat at home, at Wembley. A promising start for Greece Greece took the lead through Vangelis Pavlidis, who…

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  • As Seen on Netflix: A pop-up Shop for fans

    Discover iconic items from your favorite Netflix shows at a pop-up shop in London and Birmingham, with all proceeds going to the mental health charity Mind. A unique experience for fans Have you ever dreamed of owning a piece of your favorite Netflix series? The “As Seen on Netflix” pop-up shop offers you this unique…

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  • MARY MARY EXIBHITION : An outdoor sculpture exhibition in London

    TheCOLAB and the Artist’s Garden present Mary Mary, an outdoor public sculpture exhibition showcasing the work of nine female artists. This exhibition takes place in central London, on the expansive rooftop terrace of the Artist’s Garden, above Temple Underground Station. Tribute to female artists The exhibition features commissioned works by Rong Bao, Candida Powell-Williams, and…

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  • Canary Wharf inveils Its “Green Spine” in partnership with Eden Project

    Canary Wharf, in collaboration with the Eden Project, has unveiled its new “green spine” at the heart of the Docklands. This ambitious project, named Eden Dock, transforms the area into a true urban oasis, featuring floating islands and moss-covered humanoid sculptures. A haven of biodiversity Eden Dock aims to enhance the region’s biodiversity while providing…

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