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Brian Cox: “I’m glad it’s over”

Well, at least somebody isn’t distraught that Succession will soon be no more. Laura Craik finds out from Brian Cox why now is the right time for Logan Roy to f*** off

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My London: Francesca Hayward

Royal Ballet principal dancer Francesca Hayward dines like it’s the last night on Earth at Scott’s, loves a Covent Garden pub crawl and always saves her energy in the back of a taxi

‘I just dreamt of a better life in a big country’

As the debate over immigration grows increasingly heated, one country has been more vilified than any other. Kate Wills finds out the effect this shift in perception has had on life for London’s Albanian community

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What does 30 hours of free childcare really mean? Susie Lau explores

Parents across the country are rejoicing at the Budget announcement of 30 hours free childcare. But, says Susie Lau, the problem still isn’t quite fixed

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This new Zara Home collab brings Italian sunshine to London doorsteps

Cabana Magazine presents a sunny new collaboration with Zara Home

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The More Joy Disco needs you

Christopher Kane and Sink the Pink founder Glyn Fussell are bringing fun and glamour back to London’s nightlife, they tell Hamish MacBain

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Russell Tovey: “Kids deserve to be fed and to be able to learn”

The Allelujah actor is supporting Magic Breakfast to ensure that no child is too hungry to learn

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My London: Olivier Rousteing

Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing tucks in to lobster mac ’n’ cheese at 34 Mayfair, people watches in Harrods and lets his hair down at Chiltern Firehouse (before climbing into one of its beds)