India Lawrence
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This London airport lounge is officially one of the 10 best in the world (opens the original)
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The ‘Oscars of the aviation industry’ has named the planet’s best lounges – and one of them is at London Heathrow If you have to fly, you may as well fly in style – and that’s what airport lounges were invented for. Now, a new ranking known as the ‘Oscars of the aviation industry’ has revealed the world’s 10 best lounges, and one of them is at a London airport. The planet’s very top independent airport lounges were voted for by consumers in an annual global passenger satisfaction survey by aviat
Legendary Jermyn Street restaurant Franco’s has revealed its biggest revamp since 1945 (opens the original)
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The new Franco’s all-day bar serves coffee, aperitivo and rare Italian wines Franco’s, a legendary Italian restaurant that’s been plying Londoners with cooked breakfasts, lasagne and tiramisu since 1945, has unveiled its biggest redesign in over 80 years. For the first time, the resto on Jermyn Street has opened an all-day bar on its premises. Designed by Conrad Alexander Design, the new bar in the front of the restaurant is designed to be a standalone venue that will serve coffee in the morning
Cheap, pricey, trad, mad: Time Out’s ultimate guide to London negronis (opens the original)
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From St John and Bar Termini to Bar Italia and Brutto, here’s where to find the best negronis in the city You can’t beat a negroni. A simple concoction of gin, Campari and vermouth, the ruby red drink is bitter and sweet all at once, with a refreshing zing of orange bringing the whole thing together. The cocktail is so beloved it gets celebrated every year with a whole week dedicated to it. It’s Negroni Week in London right now, so we’ve put together a definitive guide to the capital’s best ones
This unused part of the Barbican is being transformed into a stunning public space (opens the original)
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The hidden one-acre courtyard in the brutalist icon has been unused for nearly four decades, but is now set for accessibility upgrades, improved lighting and new plants Everybody already loves the brutalist marvel that is the Barbican, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t get even better. The Barbie has revealed plans to re-activate its amazing Sculpture Court for everyday public use. Located above the Concert Hall and framed by the curve of Frobisher Crescent, the glorious one-acre courtyard was
This unused part of the Barbican is being transformed into a stunning public space (opens the original)
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The hidden one-acre courtyard in the brutalist icon has been unused for nearly four decades, but is now set for accessibility upgrades, improved lighting and new plants Everybody already loves the brutalist marvel that is the Barbican, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t get even better. The Barbie has revealed plans to re-activate its amazing Sculpture Court for everyday public use. Located above the Concert Hall and framed by the curve of Frobisher Crescent, the glorious one-acre courtyard was
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