Thirty-six years ago, Charlotte Eagar put the capital's 24-hour-fun credentials to the test for the Daily Mail. Now, aged 60, she sees if she (and the city) can still party round the clock
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Think London's nightlife is dead? Think again! Thirty-six years after her first epic all-nighter, CHARLOTTE EAGER goes back out on the town to discover a thriving after-hours world... you just have to know where to look
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