Sections of the newspaper

The greatest city in the world is at the heart of all news reporting at thelondonpaper.

Our coverage is fast, punchy, incisive and above all relevant to the lives of our readers and tailored to the afternoon commute. We report both London and the world–embracing the good, the bad, and frequently the amazing.

Our content is strong on pictures, both the pick of the day’s celebrity photos and news from around the word. We also keep our news section different and lively with regular elements including “Funny Old World”, a daily digest of wacky stories from around the globe, “Get the Look”, in which our fashion team give tips on how to get the outfit of a celebrity pictured in a news shot, and “Watercooler Moment”, a wry take on a daily talking point.

Our news section also features a daily greenlondon page covering environmental news and issues most relevant to Londoners.

Our news team, like our readers, make a positive choice to live in London, recognising the flaws but revelling in the extraordinary buzz which is the unique hallmark of the city.

From Chelsea to Orient, and from cricket to wakeboarding, thelondonpaper Sport covers the best sporting action from the capital and the day’s breaking world news.

TV pundit and former Chelsea midfielder Gavin Peacock leads our team of opinionated columnists, while there’s daily betting advice if you like a flutter.

There’s news on all 13 of London’s football league clubs each day, a weekly guide to the city’s sporting venues, a fans’ forum for readers to vent their frustrations, and regular features celebrating the funnier side of sport.

After all, it is only a game!

TheBuzz lifts the lid on London’s celebrity party scene. On a daily basis we cover all the parties, openings and premiers that happened in London the previous night-enabling readers to get the first look at the very latest pictures of big names out and about in the capital.

The hottest stories from the night before mix with other exclusive celebrity gossip reported on by our young, dynamic gossip team. On top of that, there is a “spotted” section, where readers tell us who’ve they’ve seen out and about, and “Say Cheese”, where readers send us photos of them selves with celebrities.

There are also daily sidebars, which give the inside gossip into Bollywood, Hollywood, the music and television industries and stars’ own blogs.

Night In is a daily page that aims to make those planning to stay in feel good about their decision.

Each day carries a main feature, which often highlights the best programme on TV that evening, but which might also be an interview with the star of a newly released DVD, a review of the new Playstation 3, a look at a quirky website or a guide to cool, little-known radio stations.

Other daily features include Fast Supper, a recipe that can be made in under 30 minutes using ingredients from a supermarket; and the hugely popular Pet of the Day slot, which gets a phenomenal response from readers.

Other rotating features include book, web, games and DVD reviews and album, download and viral video charts.

Covering three pages a day - four on Fridays - Night Out is a tool for Londoners wanting to get the most out of their city.

Each day has a theme - music reviews and interviews on Mondays; visual arts and live music previews on Tuesdays; restaurant and weekend-based events on Wednesdays; theatre, comedy and bars on Thursdays, and film and clubs on Fridays.

An important feature is the daily Three Things to Do Tonight, which has recently been joined by Three Things to do Tomorrow, for those readers who like to plan ahead.

The aim of the pages is to highlight as many of the unmissable and unusual events London has to offer as possible, written with authority and wit by people who really know and love the city.

We also have daily full cinema, theatre and gig listings.

thelondonpaper Style section contains a daily two page insight in to London's hottest trends.

Glamorous and glossy, we treat the section just as a magazine would by covering every angle of style, from catwalk reports to what’s hot on the high-street.

Monday's Shopping Forecast brings you the week's must-have buys, along with a look at what stylish Londoners are wearing out and about. Tuesday concentrates on beautiful and quirky items to fill your home, as well as a men's fashion page.

We take a closer look at celebrity and catwalk fashion on Wednesday, dissecting the trends and hunting down the high street versions, while bringing you the latest beauty buys for all budgets.

Our Reader Model competition has reached epic online proportions as we ask the public to vote for readers they want to see model on our pages.

We end the week with a model fashion shoot in which every label from Primark to Prada, Superdrug to Saint Laurent want to be seen on.

This daily section covers life and love in London from singles nights and date venues to the personal experiences of our four dating columnists – two straight, two gay who write on consecutive days of the week.

On Fridays we run a big feature capturing the latest dating/relationship trends sweeping London, plus an new advice column called Tell It Like It Is, to which readers send in questions and get practical advice about dating in London.

Other elements on the page include Pet Peeves, in which readers rant about the opposite sex; The Date Place, recommendations of cool London dating venues; and A Little Help Please, which are product recommendations to assist on a date or relationship.

Date From Hell and Back On The Market are little mini-stories our readers send in, detailing catastrophic dating/relationship experiences.

We also have a Single File section which rounds up the week’s dating events and our most popular section – Lovestruck, which invites readers to post messages to someone they have spotted on theTube, bus or met in the city.

This unique daily page is all about helping Londoners make the most of our vibrant capital.

Covering subjects as diverse as where to find a 24-hour chemist, what to do if you get locked out and how to join in the St Patrick’s Day celebrations, it’s a combination of advice, practical tips and useful web links.

This page also daily features the London Tube map, numbers for travel information and a section called In The Know in which readers share tips about great little places in London, from shops to pubs to walks.

This section every Monday covers topical health stories from the perspective of young Londoners, and lifestyle issues that are particularly relevant to people in their twenties, such as contraception and sexual health.

The message is upbeat and practical. There are several recurring elements, including Look Good Feel Good, which covers quirky new health and fitness trends in the London area.

Our Urban Doc, thelondonpaper’s GP, Anjlee Sheth, responds to readers’ questions with frank and realistic advice.

A new weekly column also looks inside the week’s hot health topic, while our weekly news column The Lab encapsulates research breakthroughs from around the world.

The Tuesday Travel section aims to provide Londoners with a mixture of budget-conscious and chic travel. Above all it’s practical, offering suggestions that instantly let the reader know the logistics according to cost and time.

There is a blend of city guides, which avoid the obvious and seek to provide insider information, as well as spreads, aspirational holidays, quirky activities and places to have fun. Global parties, adventure sports and zen holidays are among our most popular reads.

There is also a heavy slant on eco travel, providing suggestions about where to visit in our element Eco Traveller.

We also feature late deals and travel news in our section Small World. The other element, Don’t Leave Home Without, features one product that correlates to the travel destination we are covering that week.

Every Wednesday the Property pages feature an in-depth profile of a different area of London, giving insiders’ advice on where and what to buy and the pros and cons of the neighbourhood. We also include an interview with a young local who gives his or her view on why they chose to live there.

Particularly mindful of the plight of the first-time buyer and our young demographic, the property section also includes a feature on a topical property issue, whether it be why centrally located ex-council houses are a bargain or how to create more space in a small flat by installing a mezzanine floor.

The package is completed by 'Street Life', a round-up of the week’s latest property news, and a weekly flat share slot in which we feature a room for rent and the renter – linking to our successful the londonroom online flatmate search service.

Thursday features our weekly Jobs section, in which we offer practical help and guidance for young people searching for jobs and working out their career paths.

“So you wanna be a” is profile of an 18-34-year-old Londoner in an interesting job talking about their daily life, skills required and how they got into it – with tips and contacts to help a reader get into the same business.

There’s also a regular column of short news items and job-hunting tips, plus a popular column called 'I’m Outta Here', featuring jobs available abroad.

The section also includes a fun slot in which people recall their 'Meetings from Hell'.