Two blue plaques, almost side-by-side in Tavistock Place, commemorate very different people. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, the founder of the USSR with no sense of humour, and Jerome K Jerome, a British humourist with a sceptical take on Socialism.

Scholars fleeing the burgeoning Nazi Party find a safe haven in 1930s Bloomsbury.

Join the crowds at a royal joust in honour of Elizabeth I.

Learn about the history and evolution of fried chicken shops in London through the lens of South London’s finest.