Whittard, founded in London in 1886, is best known for tea but also sells coffee, hot chocolate and other gifts. It has been in Oxford High Street close to one of the entrances of the Covered Market.

Or Sinéad O'Connor cooing Silent Night in the guise of a young 19th century prostitute, stalked by opium addict Thomas de Quincey (played here by John Altman aka 'Nasty Nick' from EastEnders)?

Then and Now: London's transport in photographs is on now at London Transport Museum, and is included in the museum ticket ...

A disused 19th-century warehouse in east London will be transformed into an art hub with studios for more than 40 artists, designers and architects, helping to alleviate pressure felt by creatives ...

London's Oxford Street, home to some of the British capital's most famous shops from Selfridges to Marks & Spencer, could be pedestrianised to attract more shoppers under a plan announced by city ...