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Issue 20

July 11, 2024

London Noir: Special Edition Princess Diana's Favourite Caff Odinists in Nottinghamshire The Ghost of The Ace Hotel The Moral Probity of Jamie Laing Inside the Capital's Most Secretive Pubs

Something in the Water

Why do people drink their own piss?

Margaret Mitchell

If You Can’t Beauchamp, Join Them

Learning the secret of eternal life.

A Pint of Plane

Following a famous footballers’ binge.

Jordan Michelman

A Haunting in Shoreditch

The Ace of shades.

Bib Brother

The Michelin Guide is arcane, self-serious and totally nonsensical. Even the chefs themselves can't workout the star system. And yet, we can't bear to break away from it.

End of a Sentence

The life of a probation officer is part social work, part teacher, all about connecting with people on a human level. This anonymous account takes us to the ground level of the industry.

Róisín Lanigan

The Princess and the Pitta

Truly the people’s café.

Orlando Whitfield

The White Whale

'Failed art dealer' and author of All That Glitters, Orlando Whitfield recounts his dealings with 'The White Whale', one of the industry's trickiest and most enigmatic characters.

West End Confidential

A tour of the filthy and glamorous capital.

Camilla Bell-Davies

Among the Russians

Around 30,000 Russians fled to Serbia at the beginning of the Ukraine war. At a foggy banya in the middle of Belgrade, some of them tell us why.

Life of Reilly

In the heart of Drogheda lives an Irish man on a peculiar crusade. We meet Tom Reilly, a historian hellbent on clearing the name of Oliver Cromwell.

The Knife

A thumb-biter of a tale.

Andrew Hunter Murray

Baron Wastelands

We imagine barons as rural land magnates, shagging the wives of their miserable villein tenantry. But there are modern, urban peers too. Those who stalk the very streets of our capital.

146 Questions with Jordan Stephens

We ask some more stupid questions to one half of Rizzle Kicks.

Confessions of a London Femcel

Why are women no longer having sex?