Scathing Review for West End's 'Oh, Mary!'
The Broadway transfer 'Oh, Mary!' starring Mason Alexander Park opens in London to a damning one-star critique. Read our full review of the controversial comedy.
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Review: Oh Mary! Brings Ahistorical Comedy to London
Cole Escola's Broadway smash 'Oh Mary!' captivates at the Trafalgar Theatre. This queer, subversive comedy reimagines Mary Todd Lincoln with monstrous hilarity. Read our full review.
Alison Lapper divorces Si Clift after son's death
Artist Alison Lapper, famed for Trafalgar Square statue, is divorced from husband Si Clift. The split follows the tragic loss of her son Parys in 2019. Read the full story.
Export Ban on Rare Trafalgar Union Jack
A government export ban aims to keep a unique, battle-scarred Union Jack from the Battle of Trafalgar in the UK. The flag, one of only three survivors, is valued at £450,000.
The Ancient Origins and Uses of the Christmas Tree
Discover the fascinating history of the Christmas tree, from Roman Saturnalia to Norwegian floors and London's Trafalgar Square. Explore its botanical journey and enduring festive magic.
Ashes Fans Watch Gabba Test from Luxury Apartments
Cricket supporters are watching the second Ashes Test from luxury apartments next to The Gabba, enjoying perfect views without tickets or queues. Discover this ingenious way to experience the action.
How Norway's WWII Gratitude Sparked London's Christmas Tree Tradition
Discover the poignant WWII origins of Norway's annual Christmas tree gift to London's Trafalgar Square. Learn how this symbol of friendship is chosen, transported, and lit. Read the full story now.
Nelson paid wine bill to mistress's husband, letters reveal
Newly revealed historical documents expose Admiral Lord Nelson's extraordinary payment for three dozen claret bottles to the cuckolded husband of his lover Emma Hamilton, revealing the tangled personal life behind Britain's naval legend.
Nelson's Trafalgar watches to sell for £1.2 million
Extraordinary timepieces belonging to Admiral Lord Nelson's trusted lieutenants during the Battle of Trafalgar, including one worn as Nelson lay dying, are expected to sell for over £1.2 million at auction.
Museum declares Admiral Nelson was gay
London's National Maritime Museum makes landmark statement confirming Admiral Lord Nelson's homosexuality after years of speculation, citing his own words and relationships.
London's Trafalgar Square hosts major pro-Israel rally
Thousands gathered in central London for a significant demonstration organised by the Board of Deputies of British Jews, showing solidarity with Israel during ongoing conflict.
Jewish leaders call for unity amid rising UK antisemitism
Britain's Jewish community leaders address concerns over safety and antisemitism following Hamas attacks, urging unity and government action in London gathering.
Police officer dismissed over racist Trafalgar Square remarks
A London Metropolitan Police officer has been dismissed after being recorded making racist comments about a suspect in Trafalgar Square, sparking fresh concerns about institutional racism within the force.
Police apologise for wrong woman handcuffed in Trafalgar Square
London's Metropolitan Police issues formal apology after officers mistakenly detained an innocent woman in Trafalgar Square, confusing her with wanted suspect Sarah Jones.
Trafalgar Square evacuated in police security operation
Dramatic police operation closes iconic London landmark as bomb squad and specialist officers respond to suspicious vehicle near National Gallery.
Met Police criticised for Trafalgar Square protest action
London's Metropolitan Police are under scrutiny after breaking up a pro-Palestine demonstration in Trafalgar Square, drawing criticism from political figures and raising questions about protest policing in the capital.
Police officer stabbed in Trafalgar Square
A Metropolitan Police officer was rushed to hospital after being stabbed in central London's Trafalgar Square, with the suspect tasered and arrested at the scene in a dramatic confrontation.
Met Police defend Starmer security after protest
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley addresses security concerns after Keir Starmer was escorted from a Labour event amid pro-Palestinian protests in central London.
Manchester jury service scam: Police impersonators target citizens
Exclusive: Manchester residents are being targeted by sophisticated fraudsters posing as police officers in a disturbing new scam threatening the integrity of jury service. Home Secretary urged to take immediate action.
Labour plans citizens' juries in Trafalgar Square
The Labour Party proposes revolutionary citizens' juries in Trafalgar Square to shape national policy, challenging Westminster's traditional decision-making process.
Teen dies after hospital migraine misdiagnosis blunder
Exclusive investigation reveals catastrophic medical failures at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital led to the preventable death of 18-year-old Mabel Gondor. A story of misdiagnosis, systemic errors, and a family's search for answers.
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