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One of London’s most established private members’ clubs is entering a new chapter. As part of a wider brand evolution, Home Grown is relaunching as Home House Studio – a co-working–led private members’ club designed for entrepreneurs, creatives and modern professionals. Located on Great Cumberland Place, the space combines flexible work lounges, private meeting rooms and phone booths with 35 boutique bedrooms, creating a hybrid environment that blends productivity with hospitality. Alongside its workspaces, members can expect a programme of business talks and workshops, a rotating art collection curated with MTArt Agency and a calendar of social events designed to spark collaboration and connection. 

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As artificial intelligence moves from buzzword to business strategy, The AI Summit London has become one of the key global gatherings shaping how organisations actually use the technology. Taking place on 10th-11th June 2026 at Tobacco Dock, the two-day conference brings together business leaders, technologists and policymakers to explore AI’s real-world applications – from enterprise adoption to governance and emerging innovations. With keynote speakers, hands-on demos, workshops and networking across multiple stages, the summit focuses on turning theory into practical insight, positioning itself as the place “where commercial AI comes to life” during London Tech Week.  

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As artificial intelligence accelerates into everyday life, mathematician and broadcaster Hannah Fry sets out to examine its real-world consequences in the BBC’s new three-part documentary AI Confidential. The series explores some of the most extraordinary – and sometimes unsettling – human stories emerging from the AI revolution, from relationships with chatbots to the ethical dilemmas surrounding driverless cars and algorithm-led decision making. Through interviews with people whose lives have been directly affected by the technology, Fry investigates both the promise and the risks of AI, asking what happens when powerful algorithms begin shaping human choices and society at large. 

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Marking its 10th anniversary, the Creative Women Forum returns to London this June for a three-day programme celebrating female leadership, entrepreneurship and creativity on a global stage. Opening at the House of Commons before continuing at Goldsmiths’ Hall, the forum will bring together influential women from across business, culture, technology and investment for keynote talks, panel discussions and workshops exploring topics from AI to innovation and leadership. Founded by cultural entrepreneur Olga Balakleets, the platform has built an international community spanning more than 60 countries, with the event culminating in a gala dinner and awards ceremony recognising outstanding women shaping industries worldwide. 

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