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Highlights
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Hot property buys of 2016: east London's booming new homes districts
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Property prices stall in EC1: is the Shoreditch gold-rush over?
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Need a bigger home? Top three areas for 'second steppers' to trade up
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New clever space-saving ideas for small city flats
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New masterplan for London: six low-level bridges and floating homes
Pictures of the day
Pictures of the day
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1/31 She's electric
Japanese actress Suzu Hirose at an event in Tokyo to promote mobile phone carrier SoftBank's robots and their different business applications, such as retail, healthcare and education.
AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi
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2/31 Fire starter
Longboat during the Up Helly Aa festival in Lerwick, Shetland Islands, celebrating the influence of Scandinavian Vikings in the islands
AFP / Andy Buchanan
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3/31 She's in fashion
Armani's spring- summer 2016 Haute Couture collection in Paris
AP Photo/Thibault Camus
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4/31 Cover star
Donald Trump signs a copy of Playboy at a Republican rally in Iowa
Scott Olson/Getty Images
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5/31 Pyramid formation
Indian soldiers make formations on motorcycles as they roll down Rajpath during the Republic Day parade in New Delhi, India
Bernat Armangue/AP
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6/31 Sunrise over the London Eye
Sunrise over the London Eye from horse Guards Parade
Jeremy Selwyn
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7/31 Going walkabout
A transit police officer kneels next to a sloth holding on to the post of a traffic barrier on a highway whilst it was trying to cross the road. The animal was returned to it's natural habitat following an examination and clean bill of health by a Veterinarian
Ecuador's Transit Commission/Reuters
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8/31 Dawn breaking
A woman walks her dog before sunrise on Whitley Bay beach, Tyne and Wear
Owen Humphreys/PA
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9/31 Large moon looming over Primrose Hill
The moon casts an eerie glow over Primrose Hill as joggers take advantage of a fine morning
Jeremy Selwyn
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10/31 New crib on London's Southbank
A luxury 35 foot treehouse, inspired by the South African destinations from Virgin Holidays has opened on London's Southbank. The public can visit every day this week and a lucky few can win an overnight stay
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11/31 Fighting the fire of Isis
Libyan oil workers try to extinguish flames at an oil facility in northern Libya's Ras Lanouf region after it was set ablaze following fresh attacks launched by Islamic State
AFP/Getty Images
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12/31 Head hunter
Star Wars collector Darryll Jones, from Milton Keynes, is one of the attractions at an exhibition featuring some of the world's greatest collections at The Proud Archivist in London
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13/31 Loopy
Two pilots show off their skills at this year's Bahrain Air Show above Sakhir
Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters
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14/31 Lighting up the world
The dancing lights of the Aurora Borealis is shown over the Pacific northwest taken from the International Space Station by astronaut Scott Kelly
NASA
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15/31 Ewoks let their hair down
Carantonas pose during the Carantonas festival in Acehuche near Caceres in the southwestern Estremadura province of Portugal. Mixing paganism and Christianity the monster-animal like "Carantonas", a patchwork of sheep, cow, rabbit and goatskins under painted masks, search for Saint Sebastian in the streets of the village eventually congregating at the village church, for a procession with the statue of the patron saint
Cesar Manso/AFP/Getty Images
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16/31 Davos Dave
David Cameron addresses the attendees during the session Britain in the World during the Annual Meeting 2016 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
Ruben Sprich /Reuters
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17/31 A helping hand cleaning up
Aquarist Graham Banton cleaning the glass of the 750,000 litre Ocean display as part of Sea Life London Aquarium annual January clean up
Mikael Buck/SEA LIFE London Aquarium/PA
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18/31 Frosticles
Frost on plants in fields around Glastonbury Tor, Somerset, as Britain awoke to another icy start
Ben Birchall/PA
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19/31 Getting your stripes
Two Damara plains zebras put their heads together at the zoo in Duisburg, Germany, to combat the cold
Roland Weihrauch/EPA
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20/31 World Cancer Day
Cancer survivor Abi, launches this year’s World Cancer Day campaign by helping to sort through over one million Unity Bands™, which are available from today. Join Cancer Research UK, Breast Cancer Care, Anthony Nolan and the Movember Foundation and show your support by wearing your Unity Band on 4 February 2016. www.worldcancerday.co.uk
Oliver Dixon
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21/31 Nippy Nelson's Column
Nelson's Column is reflected in a thin layer of ice covering the fountains in Trafalgar Square
Anthony Devlin/PA
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22/31 A face only a mother could love
A four week old Javan Gibbon clinging to its mother Belle as it makes its public debut at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park near Ashford in Kent. The as yet unnamed baby is the first of its species to be born at the park in six years
Gareth Fuller/PA
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23/31 An Orthodox mark of faith
A woman takes a dip in a font on the eve of the Orthodox Epiphany in central Moscow. Orthodox believers mark Epiphany by immersing themselves in icy waters regardless of the weather
Sergei Karpukhin/Reuters
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24/31 Hot to trot
A man rides a horse through a bonfire as part of a ritual in honor of Saint Anthony the Abbot, the patron saint of domestic animals, in San Bartolome de Pinares, Spain. Dozens ride their horses through the narrow cobblestone streets of the small village during the "Luminarias," a tradition that dates back 500 years and is meant to purify the animals with the smoke of the bonfires and protect them for the year to come.
Francisco Seco/AP
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25/31 Cold-eyed determination
A sledding dog is covered in ice after spending the night in the open air with his musher at the polar base of Val-Cenis, as they ready for the next stage of the 12th edition of "La Grande Odyssee" sledding race across the Alps
AFP/Getty Images
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26/31 Milk Tray Man (or possibly Woman)
An impressive 20,785 applicants have applied to become the new Milk Tray Man and after a very tough decision making process a lucky 33 made it through to the live auditions
Rex
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27/31 Cool tennis fan
A woman cools off next to a fan on day one of the 2016 Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on January 18
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28/31 Just the ticket
There were big queues outside the Adelphi Theatre in Strand in response to The Evening Standard ticket voucher campaign
Glenn Copus
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29/31 Wing it
Georgina Barnes posing with a blue morpho butterfly on a floral hat made and designed by florist Emma Reynolds to celebrate the opening of "Butterflies in the Glasshouse" at RHS Garden Wisley near Woking, Surrey
Luke MacGregor/RHS
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30/31 Eat your veg and you will grow up big and strong
Stephen Bruce, co-founder and owner of Serendipity 3, and Honor, the USA's smallest police horse in training, share Serendipity 3's Celestial Carrot Cake in New York
Cindy Ord/Getty Images
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31/31 On the levels
The sun rises over the flooded Somerset Levels as colder weather and clearer overnight skies take hold across parts of the UK with frost and snow forecast
Ben Birchall/PA
news
Tiny kitten abandoned in a shoebox outside kebab shop
This tiny kitten was lucky to survive after being found abandoned in a taped up shoebox in south-west London.
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West End theatre evacuated after strange noises from the speakers
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Blindfolded Muslim teenager gives out hugs in Trafalgar Square
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Posters of semi-naked Jenny Eclair 'could be banned from Tube network'
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Woman left with no wheelchair for 100 days after incident on BA jet
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Police appeal for cyclist after rush hour collisions in west London
RBS to make another loss for 2015 after taking £2.5bn profit hit
Royal Bank of Scotland, the taxpayer owned bank, will make another loss for 2015 when it reports next month after it announced billions of pounds more of write-offs and charges.
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Refugees to take centre-stage at women’s festival on the Southbank
The annual WOW Women of the World Festival will feature events on the dangers women and girls face, giving a platform to people who have fled their home countries
Zayn Malik cancels his first ever solo TV appearance at last minute
Zayn Malik has pulled out of his first solo TV appearance on the Graham Norton show.
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CBB 2016: Christopher Maloney dishes the dirt as he's evicted
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The Mad World of Donald Trump: who's the man behind the controversy?
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The Real Marigold Hotel, BBC2: eight celebs try an Indian retirement
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Winterwatch 2016: Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan are back
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Sugar Free Farm, ITV: Can six celebrities go cold turkey on sweets?
Matt LeBlanc denies Courteney Cox dating rumours
The actor said he is not romantically involved with his former co-star
John Galliano puts on brilliantly bonkers showcase for Maison Margiela
The notion of turning the mundane into the extraordinary is nothing new for the Margiela house
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Discover Vetements, the most talked about label in Paris right now
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Louis Vuitton's latest menswear collection is a celebration of Paris
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Kendall and Gigi walk for Chanel as Cara sits with dog on front row
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Dior design team impress on Couture runway in absence of Raf Simons
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Schiaparelli serves up food for thought on Couture runway
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'The Little Paris Kitchen' chef Rachel Khoo is selling her little Hack
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Calvin Harris's Sunset Strip party spot is set to make a profit
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BBC news anchor Alice Bhandhukravi is selling her Kensington home
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Glam garages: inside London's new 'motor man caves'
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London house prices: the top 10 most exclusive boroughs
Jobs are back - as long as you can speak digital
It's all about ruthlessly playing the market, says Phoebe Luckhurst
Corbyn’s world view is founded on the Left’s hatred of the West
The Opposition leader’s soft spot for foes of democracy stems from a peculiar socialist form of power worship
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Evening Standard comment: The most unpopular rail services in Britain
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Evening Standard comment: Google should try to Do the Right Thing
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Panic over a property crash will just leave London poor and ugly
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Sarah Sands: The EU debate must embrace heads and hearts
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The City is in no doubt that staying in Europe is the only way ahead
The best Valentine’s Day lingerie
Want to spice things up in the boudoir for the day of love? Or maybe just fancy treating yourself to something sexy for your drawers? Whether it’s from him or you, these stunning lingerie sets make the perfect treat for both on February 14
Zika virus outbreak: everything you need to know
What is the virus, how is it spread and how can people minimise the chances of catching it?