Perhaps the strongest argument for Great Expectations as evidence of Dickens’ potential as a videogame writer are its multiple endings.

Allison Epstein’s “Fagin the Thief” is the latest work to reimagine a famously offensive character from “Oliver Twist” ...

There is so much more to Oliver Twist than “Please, sir, I want some more”, as this Talisman Youth Theatre’s production ...

No, I’ve found a decent-value stay and it’s in the City of London, the Square Mile, the capital’s storied old heart. Offering ...

From Chaucer, Shakespeare and Dickens to Zadie Smith, Kazuo Ishiguro and Bernardine Evaristo, London has long been home to ...

Artists get a look-in too; one parlour is arranged to evoke Hogarthian excess, while the attic recalls Dickensian London. He invented with ingenuity. What look like wooden swags in the style of ...

Over 52,000 extra urgent appointments will take place in London over the next year as part of a nationwide drive to pull dentistry out of a “Dickensian state of affairs”. Health Secretary Wes ...

In Dickens’ 1838 original, the term “Jew” is interchangeable with the character Fagin, the wily mastermind who takes in a gang of orphaned boys in London and trains them to be pickpockets.

Artists get a look-in too; one parlour is arranged to evoke Hogarthian excess, while the attic recalls Dickensian London. He invented with ingenuity. What look like wooden swags in the style of ...

For World Book Day, Time Out spoke to five authors who have lived and breathed London to get their take on which books ...