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Reasons to love London in 2023 - from Quidditch to Zadie Smith to The Coronation!

Despite perma-crises, the capital is still alive with opportunity and excitement — Martin Robinson has compiled the people, events and inspiring trends that make this year a big one for Londoners

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Talking Point: Is a slower Tube worth the noise reduction?

Issues with the rail track could be fixed by the trains travelling on them, but this will require them to slow down

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Talking Point: Are you happy to pay £20 extra on council tax for TfL?

Michael Gove described the Mayor’s plan to increase council tax to fund TfL as “disappointing”

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Central Saint Martins’ White Show 2022: Five first year fashion students to have on your radar

From walking chess pieces to devilish dragon-ladies, the college’s annual presentation took over Granary Square yesterday afternoon. We get to know this year’s crop of first year fashion students...

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Talking Point: Are the French overreacting about fish finger croissants?

A twist on the humble fish finger sandwich has been described by a French journalist as a "monstrosity"

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Talking Point: Is Richmond really the happiest borough in London?

Rightmove’s Happy at Home Index has ranked Richmond upon Thames London’s ‘happiest’ borough

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Jourdan Dunn: I’m becoming the woman I always wanted to be

The supermodel’s acting debut is catapulting Jourdan Dunn into the future she’d always dreamed of. Rosamund Dean meets her

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Talking Point: Would you support Just Stop Oil slashing artwork?

The controversial climate activists have threatened to follow in the footsteps of the Suffragettes by slashing works of art.

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Duke of Westminster donates £100k to On The Breadline appeal as he says all children deserve healthy food

The Duke of Westminster has become the latest big donor to support the Evening Standard Christmas Appeal with a £100,000 donation from his Westminster Foundation “to help children in need in London have access to healthy food”.

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On the Breadline: ‘People ask will it be OK this winter? I just don’t know’

One charity worker gives her searing account of the impact of the cost of living crisis to Maryam Zakir-Hussain

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Talking Point: Should Scotland be allowed a referendum without permission from Westminster?

Nicola Sturgeon says in the next general election she will push for a ‘de facto referendum’ on Scottish independence.

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Talking Point: Which social app do you hope makes a comeback?

Every social-media platform has its day, but some may have gone too soon

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Best Le Creuset deals for Cyber Monday 2022: Offers on pans, casserole dishes and more

Take your kitchenware to another level

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Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition winners meet Camilla and visit Standard’s new office

Buckingham Palace has hosted a reception for the winners of a global writing competition - who also enjoyed a tour of the Evening Standard’s new office.

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Talking Point: What did you think of Matt Hancock’s I’m a Celebrity debut?

Politician Matt Hancock entered the jungle in Wednesday’s episode of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

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Talking Point: Do you support the Royal College of Nurses’ strike?

Nurses have voted for industrial action over pay

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Talking Point: Are you considering alternatives to Twitter?

The backlash to Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover continues

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Talking Point: What do you think of the Met’s operation to arrest climate-change activists?

The Met Police has labelled the latest protests ‘criminality’

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Talking Point: What do you think about the rail strikes?

The RMT Union has called off the rail strike, but it’s not the end of the line, as negotiations are still to take place and a separate TfL strike is going ahead

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Meet the new-gen It boys taking over London

Huge follower counts and chiseled jawlines — meet the style set’s secret weapon, says Joe Bromley

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Talking Point: What do you think of Matt Hancock entering the jungle?

A petition that has garnered more than 20,000 signatures is calling to remove Matt Hancock from the TV series

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£110m mega mansion for sale on Rihanna and Robbie Williams’ former street in north London

The property features a triple-height swimming pool room and an underground art gallery

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Talking Point: What do you think about Rishi Sunak not attending COP27?

The Prime Minister insisted that he remains “personally committed” to tackling the climate crisis. despite snubbing the upcoming summit

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NatWest boss: “Anxiety levels are high”, as bad debts rocket

Britain’s top four high street lenders have set aside towards £2.5 billion this week to deal with bad debts, a clear sign that the bankers are preparing for a recession.

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Talking Point: What do you think of Qatar hosting the World Cup?

All eyes will soon be on Qatar – and they might not like everything they see

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