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There’s a very special match being played tomorrow, between a parliamentary team made up of footballer MPs and peers, against the England Parkinson’s walking football team.

The Streatham-raised rapper brings his The Boy Who Played the Harp Tour home for four nights in what could be one of London’s biggest gigs of 2026.

It is his first full UK tour since 2022, following the release of his third album, The Boy Who Played the Harp, late last year.

After a hiatus in 2025, the Streatham Kite Day is back in 2026, this year being staged on Sunday, May 10, from 11am to 5pm.

The event is London’s only free family-friendly kite festival, and combines world-class kite displays with the opportunity to fly your own.

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For ticket bookings for The Sweet Science of Bruising and more information about Theatre Workshop Coulsdon, visit their website by clicking here

From long lunches and rooftop brunches to grab-and-go bakes, London is going all out for Mother’s Day.

From French riverside favourites to secret-code wine freebies and sky-high roasts, these are 35 top spots to take Mum in London this Mother’s Day.

Located at the top of Brixton Hill, the Crown & Sceptre is a pub that has seen many changes over the years (it was once a Wetherspoons), but more recently it’s become a thriving, Latino-themed social hub.