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Normally hidden from public view, our photographer took his camera to capture the emotions and logistics of election count night.

Migrants and the working class: How the populous has shaped the political history of Tower Hamlets

Often seen as a rambunctious and at times vociferous borough, Tower Hamlets should be proud of its role in shaping

As part of The Slice Tower Hamlets’ coverage of the 2024 general election, we interview Joe Hudson-Small, the Green Party

As part of The Slice Tower Hamlets’ coverage of the general election, we interview Fiona Lali, an independent candidate running

From working 90 hours a week to battling insomnia and coping with heart failure, Barge East’s new executive chef Gavin

Fee hikes introduced by the Canal and River Trust to improve our waterways are threatening to price out a vital

‘I used to hate my voice, now I don’t care what anyone thinks of it’: Kimberley Chambers on growing up

Discover the origin of Greenways Council Estate, home of Grade II listed Sulkin House and a symbol of the East

From glittering karaoke in Cockney boozers to confrontational political satire at community hubs, drag kings and queens are spearheading a

The once thronging street markets of east London have seen a dramatic decline in foot traffic over the years, but

British-Italian artist Sylvia Difino speaks about right-wing populism in Italy, prejudice in the UK post-Brexit, and trying out fasting for

The Eleanor Arms in Bow has been serving punters for 150 years, but retiring landlord Frankie Colclough grew the pub