Talks and readings in London this week

Legal AI Event: what barristers want from AI, plus demos.

Free Legal Advice on housing and employment law.

Teaching Resumes: term dates for the 2026/27 academic year.

Hafod Estate under the 4th Duke of Newcastle: a talk.

Thinkers50 x ESCP: talent workshop on AI and leadership.

Ten Bamboo Studio: talk on a Ming woodblock-printed book.

Revolutions: Glenister reads Coke, Burke, Franklin on power.

Nicholas Robbins on Constable's figure painting: a lecture.

Nicer Tuesdays: talks by Yinka Ilori and more creatives.

Revolutions: Robert Glenister reads on liberty and power.

Athelhampton Zero: how a Tudor manor went carbon neutral.

Defying the Myth: Talk on disability with Clarissa Ward.

Dig Deeper: Wild London's filmmakers on urban wildlife.

Andrew Davies with Hadley Freeman: his new memoir.

Dr Paula Gooder on the Gospel of Mark as vivid storytelling.

The harms of extreme wealth: talk on an extreme wealth line.

The People's Emergency Briefing: film and discussion.

Meet the Bàrd: Tareq Baconi presents his book 'What Now'.

Kabbalah For All: reading Rav Azulai's works live.

Talk on the hidden shadow fleet and flags of convenience.

Andrew Graham-Dixon's masterclass on Vermeer's paintings.

Architecture on Stage: talk by Dakar practice Worofila.

The Blood Libel, Furio Jesi: launch with Toscano and Leslie.

A People's History of Music: music under dictatorships.

The big baby bust: a talk on falling fertility worldwide.

Philosophy Masterclass Day: a morning of talks and debate.

Free valuations of your fine art by Lyon & Turnbull.

Dynamical Systems Seminar with Tresnia Berah of Imperial.

Finance and Stochastics Seminar with Beatrice Acciaio.

Boris Bonev: neural networks that predict the weather.

Sir Peter Parker Awards: Japanese speech contest.

Nelder Fellow lecture: Ed Bueler on glacier and ice models.

Matthias Erbar on optimal transport and gradient flows.

Rekindling: weekly Bible exploration open to all seekers.

How algorithms shape everyday life: panel talk.

Using AI responsibly for university applications.

How to scale social innovations: talks and discussion.

Vannessa Hearman: Australia, Indonesia and Timor-Leste.

First Look at First Light: the Observatory's new design.

Screen Talks: Sound in Film, a panel for 18–30 year olds.