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Also opening in London: Jews. In Their Own Words at the Royal Court and The P Word at the Bush Theatre
The flamboyant tailor, who outfitted Andy Warhol, Bianca Jagger and John Lennon in the 1970s, returns to his roots with a new store
The art power duo have opened their first dining venture in London. We get the first look
Rising costs and falling global tourism undermine the business of spectacular musicals
The owner of London’s most romantic restaurant was the embodiment of old Soho
Andy Byford will return to the US next month after tenure defined by ‘almost nonstop’ funding talks
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will set out some initial changes in his mini-Budget on Friday
London local authority vows to combat ‘secret’ web of opaque property ownership and calls for tougher penalties
Lendlease’s £809mn acquisition shows squeeze on commercial property deals from interest rates and inflation
The Queen’s state funeral didn’t stop British designers delivering one of their strongest seasons in recent memory
Smart sustainable stays in the UK capital
Hundreds of thousands of people from UK and overseas fill central London for funeral and procession
Presidents of US, France and Brazil will be at Westminster Abbey, but absentees include leaders of China and Turkey
Strategy could lead to first new UK stores in 20 years
About 1mn people are expected in the UK capital on Monday, including foreign leaders and dignitaries
Death of unarmed 24-year-old has reignited concerns of racism in London’s Met Police
Sir Tom Scholar’s exit endangers institutional memory of how to handle a financial crisis — and the need for caution in deregulation
Idea’s vintage books have inspired Kanye, Elton and Calvin Klein
Queue to see coffin in Westminster Hall continues to grow ahead of national moment of reflection on Sunday
It is easier to find the back entrance to MI6 than this restaurant, but it’s worth the trek – the food is absolutely bloody cracking
Also reviewed: racism tears apart a family in ‘The Clinic’ at the Almeida; love fights the law in the Open Air Theatre’s ‘Antigone’
Move to drop EU-era law highly contentious but chancellor argues it will aid economy
GLA asks sector to ‘open their doors’ as influx of mourners expected in capital on Monday
Plus, Anthony Scaramucci inks a crypto deal at sea and the FT counts down the biggest ‘debt monsters’
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