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Soho strip club evacuated after explosion
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Underground hotel 'guests like troglodytes' claim
London's first underground hotel plan was criticised for treating guests like 'troglodytes in a cave' in a claim made about its proposal.
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Soho vigil pays tribute to Orlando gay club victims
A balloon for each of the 49 victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting has been released into the sky above Soho during a vigil.
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'Soho Hobo' says London's live music venues face closure
Soho was once the heart of the country's music scene, but campaigners say live venues are being forced to close.
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Egg-cellent! Creme Egg cafe to open in Soho
You've heard of some unusual pop up restaurants opening up in the capital - but how about a Creme Egg cafe?
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Man jailed for mugging pensioner for £5
29-year-old Solomon Bygraves followed Stanley Evans into his block of flats and pushed him over as he lunged for his wallet.
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Man admits mugging frail pensioner for just £5
Soloman Bygraves followed 93-year-old Stanley Evans into his block of flats and pushed him over as he lunged for his wallet.
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Alcohol taken off the menu at London's first owl bar
The pop-up, called, Annie the Owl, will open in Soho in March where guests will sit in the company of owls.
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Pensioner attacked for just £10: "I won't leave Soho"
A defiant 93 year old who was mugged for the small change in his wallet has told ITV News he won't be forced out of his home by the attack
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Performers, residents and politicians who believe the Soho art and music scene is declining have come together to try and preserve the area for future generations.
They're worried that closing venues and redevelopment mean its original character will be lost forever.
Entertainer Stephen Fry says the area has always set trends in art, music and hospitality and should remain that way. He says it should be treated as a 'special case' when it comes to planning rules and regulations.