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Dean Henderson exclusive: Crystal Palace goalkeeper ‘ready to go’ in fight to be England No1

As Thomas Tuchel prepares to usher in a new era for England, Henderson hopes his form for Palace can help him usurp Jordan Pickford for 2026 World Cup

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'Devastating': decision to remove Chelsea mega-boats overturned in blow to houseboat residents

Houseboat residents feel that they are being evicted to make space for further mega-boats

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Pete Townshend: 'Who the f*** has the right to say the arts don't matter?'

As the Townshend studio opens at the University of West London the legendary guitarist talks about the importance of arts funding, the Oasis reunion and what next for The Who

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Sadiq Khan: my 10-year plan to clean up London’s rivers – just like its air

The Mayor of London sits down with Dylan Jones for a chat about politics, traffic – and his status as an unlikely sex symbol

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Notting Hill area guide: Imogen Kwok on her 'sweet life loop' in an area that's nothing like NYC

The chef and food designer swapped hectic New York for Notting Hill – and shares its goldmine of grocers, delis and restaurants

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Ibai restaurant review: City boy steakhouse shows the finger to culinary restraint

The lasting sense here is of a thoroughly impressive paradox: this is a bustling, Basque asador in a shiny, sprawled air hangar of a space

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Rats, overcrowding and urgent riot warnings — my day inside a London jail

Britain’s jails are “on the precipice of failure”, with warnings that jails could run out of space within days. As Keir Starmer announces emergency measures to fix the crisis, Katie Strick spends a day on the frontline

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Election London: Finchley in the balance as Labour and Conservatives fight for Jewish voters

Thatcher’s old constituency, which has Britain’s biggest Jewish electorate, relegated Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour to third place in 2019

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'I'm renting until I go on tour with Coldplay': Meet the people making the most of London's co-living boom

Convenience, co-habiting with strangers and compact rooms — is co-living the answer to the capital’s spiralling rental crisis?

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Praful Nargund: Jeremy Corbyn was wrong to say anti-semitism in Labour was overstated

The young politician and private health care entrepreneur has his work cut out taking on ex-Labour leader Corbyn in the marginal Islington North. Robbie Griffiths meets him

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The great mortgage gamble: Is now the right time to buy a home — or should you wait for a rate reduction?

With mortgage market volatility and interest rates still high, many would-be buyers are facing the same dilemma — is now the right time to buy? The experts assess the options

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Swifties camp outside Wembley Stadium overnight as Taylor Swift fever hits London

Fans have travelled from all over the world for Friday’s performance, many dressed in costumes from characters in her videos

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The scandal of London's disappearing police stations

Fifteen years ago, the capital had 160 police stations, but that has been cut sharply to just 36. A new study argues the changes have had a worrying effect on violent crime

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Anjana Vasan: 'Malala's a pro. She was up for anything'

The star of punk comedy We Are Lady Parts talks ‘minor key’ characters, her most unlikely fans, and working with Paul Mescal

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London Tide's Bella Maclean on making her National debut, Sex Education and starring in Jilly Cooper's Rivals

The actor on how her family has inspired her ‘feisty and zesty’ character in this stage adaptation of Dickens’ Our Mutual Friend

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Cladding crisis: ‘Dangerous cladding puts my child at risk — but still no one will fix it’

It has been nearly a year since Homes & Property first shone a light on this Isleworth case, yet nothing has changed

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Family homes for £400k in these commuter hotspots that London leavers need to know

Those intent on making a home outside the M25 should consider these commutable, cool, budget-friendly places

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The rise of the vigilante cyclists targeting London's dangerous drivers

Robbie Griffiths goes out on the road with cycling avengers Jeremy Vine and Mike van Erp as they film motorists on phones

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Jimi Famurewa reviews Morchella: Finding its feet? No, this place is already dancing

Morchella re-imagines loosely Mediterranean dishes with both rustic muscularity and a sense of visual drama

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'Not fit for human habitation' — the families still languishing in Acton's unsafe shipping container estate

Temporary accommodation made from shipping containers has proved a dangerous place to house London’s most vulnerable — yet despite the pledges of Ealing Council to move residents out of the rotting estate, many people, including families, still remain...

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Gousto, Hello Fresh or Cookaway: which is the best meal kit?

DIY gourmet fare delivered to your door with idiot-proof instructions — but is it really the best way to dine, asks David Ellis

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A year in reviews: the worst restaurants of 2023, according to the Standard's critics

From horrible concepts to ropey comebacks, not everything Jimi Famurewa and David Ellis ate was a hit

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'We're like sisters' — meet the Londoners who are hosting refugees this Christmas

Generous Londoners have welcomed people from Iran, Ukraine and El Salvador into their homes. Robbie Griffiths tells their stories

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London's most jaw-dropping Christmas homes and streets to visit this year

From programming 69,000 lightbulbs individually to a Christmas tradition spanning 40 years, we spoke to Londoners decorating their homes for good causes and have rounded up the most jaw-dropping displays around the capital

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Sheldon Edwards: ‘I’ve lived to see barbering elevate. In 2023 it’s opening doors all over the globe’

He’s the Jamacian-born, south London-based barber responsible for the hairstyles of some of the world’s greatest sportsmen. Jason Okundaye meets Sheldon Edwards

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