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Why I live in Clerkenwell: architect Amin Taha on why his bustling part of central London is a magnet for designers

Architect Amin Taha lives and works in his practice GROUPWORK’s Stirling Prize nominated building in Clerkenwell. He explains what makes the area a hub for the design community

Book review: Lenin in London | History & Theory

In the course of his life, Lenin made several visits to London. The first and longest took place in 1902, and lasted for over a year. He made other visits to attend the congresses of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (RSDLP) in 1903, 1905 and 1907, and he returned again in 1908 and 1911 to undertake studies at the British Museum.

How Clerkenwell turned from monastic outpost into a hotbed of revolutionaries only to become one of London's most sought-after villages

May 22 — Barricades of the Commune

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