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The new spectacular, live action film G-Force follows the adventures of five gallant guinea pigs, who have been trained as secret government agents to become G-Force. Trained and ready for action are; Darwin (Sam Rockwell), the squad leader determined to succeed at all costs; Blaster (Tracy Morgan), an outrageous weapons expert with tons of attitude and a love for all things extreme; Juarez (Penelope Cruz), a sexy martial arts pro; Speckles (Nicolas Cage), a star-nosed mole who is the computer and information mastermind; and Hurley (Jon Favreau), the gluttonous civilian who cant stomach injustice. As the fearless five-some realize that the world ...

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because it costs 8.00 per item - that's per day or part day! In comparison; Madrid or Paris is 6 euros for a locker holding 5/6 items, Instead

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IT WAS FANTASTIC!!! I'm going there again on Sunday for the 10th time. Love

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Take a magical jungle journey this summer. Crawl through the dark depths of the forest floor then climb to the heady heights of the tree canopy and experience the magic and beauty of live butterflies and other rainforest creatures. Exhibition continues until 27th September. Child tickets are from 3.50 and adults from 5.40. Family tickets from 15.

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This exhibition is based on the bestselling book series written by Terry Deary and illustrated by Martin Brown. Find out about life in the terrible trenches during the First World War in a new family exhibition at Imperial War Museum London. Discover the barmy battleplans and foul food. See how soldiers dealt with lovely lice, gruesome gas, sickness and sores. Try on the curious clothing, climb through a mining tunnel and explore an officers dugout. Peer into no-mans land with a periscope, smell the stenches and splat the rats! Will you survive the terrible trenches? From 18th July 2009 to 31st October 2010 Children ...

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During Kids Week (from 14th to 28th August) children aged 5-16 years old can see an awesome selection of over 28 dazzling shows for free as long as they are accompanied by an adult paying full price. There is a great selection of shows including Wicked, Sister Act, Stomp and many more. Tickets sell fast so make sure you don't miss out! Click the link below for information on how to book participating shows, linked activities and workshops

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The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a fun place to visit for fans of Conan Doyle's murder mysteries

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On Sunday 26th July there will be a free family concert which has been specially devised to give new and younger audiences a first taste of classical music and a flavour of the music to be heard throughout the season. Theres music by Elgar and Holst, Saint-Sans and Britten, plus a newly devised work designed for the BBC Proms Family Orchestra (which gives its debut performance at a Proms concert). This is a great opportunity for the family to enjoy music in the wonderful setting of the Royal Albert Hall Time: 11am Tube: South Kensington

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The Kids London blog will tell you what's on, where and when as well as tell you about special offers

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This free children's fun day is one not to be missed. It is hosted in the family friendly Brown Hart Gardens, just a two minute walk from Bond Street Tube Station in London's Mayfair. It's going to be a fun packed day with lots of entertainment, games and rides to keep the children amused all day long. The day is happening between 10am and 5pm and no ticket is necessary. Address: Brown Hart Gardens, Duke Street, Westminster, London, W1K 6WP Nearest Tube: Bond St