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Five days in London (opens the original)
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Dear London,The first cold morning of autumn, and the coffee stalls are winning. Steam off a flat white on Maltby Street. Smoked chilli drifting somewhere near Borough. A baker sliding trays into a window on Lamb’s Conduit Street. This is the city at its best — not the grand rooms, but the queue outside a Turkish grill in Dalston at eight in the evening. London has always eaten better than anywhere. It still does.Today Newsletter Presented By<fi
London's Museums for Art Lovers (opens the original)
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Dear London,The morning came in grey and gold over the river. On the South Bank the skateboards clattered under the concrete arches, and a man laid out second-hand paperbacks on a trestle table. Behind him the great brick chimney of Bankside stood flat against the cloud. Nobody hurried. You wear your art lightly, London — a Rothko one minute, a busker the next. We noticed all the same.Today Newsletter Presented By<a class="image-link image2 is
Free Days Out in London (opens the original)
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Dear London,The early train to Kew is half-empty on a Monday, and the plane trees along the river are just beginning to rust at the edges. A woman shares her thermos with a stranger on the cold platform. Down at the waterside the tide pulls back and leaves the mud smelling of green things. Behind the wall, a glasshouse is already warming for the day. Autumn always seems to arrive here first, in the gardens.Today Newsletter Presented By<
Literary London (opens the original)
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A weekend in East London (opens the original)
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Dear London,By eight on a Sunday, Columbia Road is already loud with colour. Buckets of dahlias lean out across the pavement. A trader shouts a price that sounds too good to argue with. Someone squeezes past with an armful of eucalyptus and a coffee going cold. The terraces glow soft in the low autumn light. This is the East End at its most tender.Today Newsletter Presented By<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://ww
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