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  • London exhibitions 2026: From Tracey Emin to Anish Kapoor

    December 29, 2025

    While the political and economic outlook for next year may appear as bleak as the one that preceded it, we can at least take some solace from a packed cultural calendar. London’s galleries are packed with exhibitions that promise to give art lovers a boost, from the biggest retrospective of Tracey Emin in decades to [...]

  • The Italy holiday taking in amazing skiing and a lesser-visited city

    December 27, 2025

    THE WEEKEND South Tyrol offers the ideal low-key winter getaway. Nestled amidst the visually spectacular Dolomites, the destination offers a unique blend of cultures. In the low-lying towns, traditional Italian arcades meet onion-domed church towers reminiscent of Bavaria (both German and Italian are spoken here and the culture blends elements of both countries). After a [...]

  • Best of 2025: Mass hallucinations – how I caught an AI reporter

    December 26, 2025

    As we tick off the final days of 2025, we’re rounding up some of our favourite features of the year. Here we present Morning Wire Life&Style Editor Steve Dinneen’s award-nominated tale about the threat AI poses to journalism. The ‘customer’ in the fried chicken shop didn’t touch his meal. Instead, he photographed the kitchen door’s [...]

  • Here are the biggest, best cultural moments of 2025

    December 25, 2025

    The year that was 2025 will be remembered as the 365 days in which Taylor got hitched, Trump clashed with Musk and Celebrity Traitors captured the nation. Here are the nine defining cultural moments of 2025. Cultural moments of 2025: Britpop’s back, baby! Can anything top the capitalist monolith of the Oasis reunion this summer [...]

  • Could D&D give a shot in the arm to London’s hospitality sector?

    December 24, 2025

    We visited a D&D cafe transforming nightlife in an unloved corner of Elephant and Castle. Can Matt Kenyon slay the goblins facing hospitality? Burrowed within an almost cartoonishly dodgy corner of Elephant and Castle is a nerd’s nirvana. Finance bros sweep in from the Square Mile to swap gilets for broadswords and elven ears. I [...]

  • Last minute gift guide: Top presents from tech to games and books

    December 18, 2025

    Whoever you’re buying for, we have the perfect present ideas in our guide to the best Christmas gifts 2025. Whether you want cutting edge tech for the nerd in your life or fancy socks to keep dad happy until Boxing day, we have you covered. Christmas gifts 2025: Books Always Remember the Boy, the Mole, [...]

  • Three amazing winter breaks to escape London this January

    December 16, 2025

    Three winter breaks to book to escape dreary January I will be clear from the get-go. I hate the cold. Anything below 20 degrees and I start to shut down. How I’ve lasted 36 years in the UK is a miracle, but at least London has its own microclimate thanks to all those skyscrapers. Out [...]

  • Forget the Full Moon party: Thailand has other amazing festivals to rival Glastonbury

    December 15, 2025

    It’s 2am and 24 degrees in Pattaya, Thailand. In a field outside of the city, dozens of people are creating a terrible racket by making weird noises into loud hailers. The sound created could accurately be described as an infernal racket, and it’s being played on the speaker system to hundreds of people, who are [...]

  • The Fit Prince: Good, silly fun for the festive season

    December 9, 2025

    The Fit Prince, now showing at the King’s Head, is a completely unhinged mash-up of Christmas rom-coms, fairytales and puppet shows.  Coming off the back of a well-received run at the Edinburgh Fringe, The Fit Prince – whose full title actually reads “The Fit Prince (who gets switched on the square in the frosty castle [...]

  • Russell Tovey reveals his Doctor Who secret: ‘I make scary scenes a little bit funny’

    December 5, 2025

    Russell Tovey speaks to Morning Wire The Magazine about returning to Doctor Who and his love for his London local. This piece is published in Morning Wire The Magazine, Winter edition, distributed at major Tube stations and available to pick up from The Royal Exchange  There are lots of lovely things you could say about Russell [...]

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