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The Museum of London has filed the formal planning application that will see it move from its London Wall site to the derelict market buildings at Smithfield.

For three generations, Syd's coffee stall has been serving up hot drinks and food in Shoreditch, but tomorrow it closes for the last time.

It's 40 years since The Clash’s third album ‘London Calling’ was released, and an exhibition has pulled together a host of memorabilia for that iconic album.

The Museum of London is set to move soon from its current home into a cluster of semi-derelict Victorian iron and 1960s concrete buildings.

This is more significant than it sounds, as it's one of only three items of silver plate known to have belonged to Pepys as part of his personal collection and is now the only one on display in the UK.

Although Smithfields is still a functioning meat market, about half of the Victorian buildings are derelict and this weekend is a chance to go inside.

A satirical image of the President who is famed for lacking a sense of humour could end up in a museum.

A huge 20 feet wide panorama of London and Westminster is to go on public display from next Friday for the first time.

Around 5,600 years ago a man died next to a wide meandering river, and over the millennia, the river changed, the landscape changed, but the remains of that man waited.

A tall twisting tower is set to rise on the site of the Museum of London, as the new home for a large concert hall.

At some point in the future, London will be struck by a dread disease that will lay waste to swathes of society.

The Museum of London has secured an additional £15 million towards the £70 million it needs to raise to fund its new museum building in Smithfield.

In a secure container, within a locked vault, the notorious Whitechapel fatberg continues to evolve and change.

This is a piece of art outside the Museum of London that shows a horse surrounded by two discs, unsurprisingly, called Union - Horse with Two Discs.

Founded in 1552 for the education of poor children, the pupils of Christ’s Hospital have since become far more famous for their distinctive blue uniform.