Speakers’ Corner

Fifty years before Jack the Ripper’s grisly slayings rocked Whitechapel, Victorian London was terrorised by another darkly adorned phantom of the night

Sack off breakfast; you can ill afford to be a Crunchy Nut with the economy this flake-y

It sounds absurd to suggest that vampire-like entities have roamed some of London’s most derelict and overgrown places

I hate technology as much as the Queen hated Dodi Al Fayed; only I'm more upfront about it

With a London population numbering over 10,000, it’s clear the urban fox is here to stay

People in advertising love to speak in war language, ‘assemble the troops’, ‘divide and conquer’, ‘we’re all tossers’… ok maybe they don’t say that last one

During the 1950s and ‘60s the Surrey ‘puma’ hit the headlines throughout London, when numerous witnesses came forward to report sightings of a lioness

London is expensive, Oxford Street is unruly and the weather’s about as bright as Victoria Beckham’s singing career