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The future of London's media
The future of London's media
Tiny postboxes, working trains and Boudica's grave: inside the secret world of the capital's scale modelling community
In the depths of a London institution you’ll find 27,000 boxes, nine million beetles and a race against time
It could raise tens of millions of pounds a year. But no-one can agree on how to do it.
Plus: Wayne Rooney's public peeing and London's perfect pizza
One former Shrek’s Adventure employee tells all
Meet Dermot Hudson: retired civil servant, windmill enthusiast and lifelong champion of the DPRK
Reading series have become the capital's most in-demand tickets. Is literature sexy again?
All quiet in the West End? Plus, bakery gentrification wars and the extinction of London's black cabs
Inside Fallout London: how an underdog team of unpaid, untrained enthusiasts made a video game that outshone the biggest corporate studios
Is Moco's "immersive art" the future of the London gallery scene? Plus, we share our hot tickets to this month's shows, exhibitions and books (and rank some toilets) — all in our new culture edition
Plus: discontent on Eel Pie Island and where to get the perfect £7 martini
He was a rising star of the NHS. Could his work have contributed to his death?
The council has unveiled its vision for the centre of London’s nightlife. But with billionaire developers, rising rents and powerful residents’ groups, it might not be enough
Berthold Lubetkin's design is a modernist masterpiece — and completely useless
Plus: a profile in the New Yorker, conspiracy theories about The Years and more in your Monday briefing