While there are still many people who don’t exactly see the point of organic or sustainable food production, there is much less information on ethical jewellery, specifically the mining of gems and metals for jewellery and their environmental and human impact it has.

Before moving to London I rarely went to listen to traditional Eastern European or classical music concerts, these were all around me, I didn’t really need to go anywhere for it. But in London, if I miss Eastern European folk music, it is not always easy to find a good gig.

Students for a Free Tibet are holding an environment conference later this month, to raise awareness of the Tibetan cause. With a panel of experts, this academic conference is open not just to academics, but also the public.

Says the lovely voice when we leave a train. I suppose it means we should not leave rubbish on the train the same way as we would not leave our purse or – forgive me the comparison – our children there. Even though we hear the title of this article a thousand times a year, we tend to just file it into the back of our unconscious mind.

The Asia House Pan-Asia Film Festival is really a rare treat if you would like to see the hidden gems of Asian filmmaking. The Artistic Director, Sonali Joshi, has compiled a programme that gives a very good insight into what’s going on in Asia nowadays in terms of filmmaking.

To get closer to the answer for the question it is worth a visit to a current exhibition at the HOST Gallery. Hidden on Honduras street in the City, this small gallery might not get enough attention as it should deserve.

“The new millenium does not bode well for our closest relatives in the animal kingdom – the great apes of Africa, Borneo and Sumatra. Without urgent effective action, their evolutionary odyssey will soon end – at the hands of their human cousins.” – Ian Redmond

London River, directed by Rachid Bouchareb, portrays the drama of the London terrorist attacks in 2005. Even though the movie intends to focus on the 7 July events, it is more about the basic fears and emotions we all possess rather than about the UK’s political or religious scene at that time.

Ladies, can you imagine fourteen male dancers wearing white suits and white hats accompanying only one female dancer on stage? This is the opening scene of the Peacock Theatre’s current show Balé de Rua that is on tour there from the 2nd to the 20th of November.

After the success of the previous Paul Frank sale in June, its distributor company, Global Apparel UK, is ready to held the next clearance sample sale from Paul Frank’s latest collection between 1st and 5th of November.