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The comedian shares his tales of London, from parental surveillance in Putney to impromptu Carnival parties

In a society rocked by a social media-induced mental health epidemic, young people are looking to religion for meaning. Claudia Cockerell pulls up a pew and meets the people making Christianity cool again

An easy way to make money – or plain sordid? Claudia Cockerell meets the young professionals dating rich older men in exchange for cash, just to pay the rent

Plus what went on in London this week, from Robert Pattinson’s favourite beer to Robyn’s surprise show

The term Londonmaxxing has gone viral as people cotton on to what Evening Standard has always said: London is the greatest city in the world. From A-listers on Lime bikes to the return of Simpson’s in the Strand, this is why it’s the city that keeps on giving

The capital’s jewellers and luxury stores are under attack from gangs of brazen, machete-wielding robbers. Anthony France investigates what’s fuelling the crisis

What went on in London this week, from secret smoking parlours to unwanted book promo

Once best known for its £5 sourdough, Gail’s has become a symbol of cultural tensions in today’s London. Claudia Cockerell finds out why

Ottolenghi gags can’t save John Lanchester’s performatively twisty revenge plot

Plus what went on in London this week, from parties to talks

As unregulated influencers flog ‘life-changing’ products, Claudia Cockerell unmasks the hype

Josh Barrie picks the very best of what to do in the capital

The singer was in London for the premiere of her brat summer mockumentary

From magic swimming holes to two-stepping with cowboys, Claudia Cockerell has a cut out and keep guide to the Texas capital

With graduates facing ballooning debts, a stealth tax on their success and a lack of jobs, is a degree still worth the investment? Claudia Cockerell investigates

The capital is a nexus of dynamic duopolies, from the old guard of the Beckhams to Brat-ish newcomers Charli xcx, Dua Lipa and their other halves. By Claudia Cockerell, Joe Bromley and Maddy Mussen

The actor joined Max Richter for a champagne-inspired concert at the Roundhouse with Krug

This genre-defying debut dances across open marriage, online radicalisation and nefarious tech overlords

Adapting a cultural monolith for TV is a delicate task, but Jack Thorne manages it with aplomb