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Frieze art fair opens to the jangling of market nerves

12.10.11
The Frieze Art Fair opens its gates with experts warning it is the first test of the market since Europe was plunged into renewed economic crisis... more

Diana fountain's design flaws leave public with £1m maintenance bill

23.09.11
More than £1 million of public cash has been spent maintaining the Diana memorial fountain, the Standard can reveal ... more

Race Mo Farah and win breakfast

13.09.11
Runners will have the chance to pit themselves against gold medalist Mo Farah and win a breakfast at Holiday Inn in Regent's Park... more

Boris will not be given control of royal parks

22.07.11
Plans to give Boris Johnson overall control of London's royal parks have been abandoned... more

Get flying fit with a trapeze

20.07.11
Time on the trapeze will stretch and work every single muscle - and it's fun as well. Lucy McKay gets into the swing... more

Working on the night shift while London sleeps

16.05.11
Tube workers have had a bad press. But while London sleeps, many are grafting hard, as Nick Curtis reports... more

New HQ to house all Aegis Media agencies

21.04.11
Aegis Media, the advertising-buying arm of Aegis Group, is bringing all its agencies under one roof from next week in a new headquarters... more

That sculpture’s rubbish...free outdoor exhibition at Frieze fair

12.10.10
If there’s a pile of rubbish in the normally refined surroundings of Regent’s Park it can only mean one thing — the Frieze art fair... more

Labour’s last laugh? 250mph trains to Birmingham under leafy Primrose Hill

11.08.10
Was the proposal by the last government to route 250mph trains to Birmingham under leafy Primrose Hill a political vendetta? ... more

Dogs make a dinner out of ice cream

20.07.10
Two new savoury ice cream flavours go on sale from London’s first ice cream van for dogs... more

Hyde Park ‘must give over space to sports pitches’

14.06.10
Swathes of Hyde Park should be turned into football, rugby and cricket pitches to increase sporting opportunities for Londoners, politicians said... more

Regent's Park runners keep fit on chips

11.06.10
Runners in Regent’s Park can now use tracking chips embedded in paths to time their runs... more

World Cup football screens in Regent's Park will disrupt Open Air Theatre, managers warn

16.02.10
Plans for giant World Cup screenings in Regent’s Park for up to 20,000 football fans will disrupt shows at the Open Air Theatre, managers warn... more

Regent's Park may host 20,000 football fans to watch World Cup on giant screen

01.02.10
Regent’s Park could be packed with 20,000 football supporters if it becomes one of seven 'fan zones' during the World Cup this summer... more

A-Listers flock to Frieze Art Fair

14.10.09
Heavyweight and affluent of the international art-buying world poured through the gates of a Regent’s Park tent this morning as the annual Frieze Art Fair got underway... more

Breast Berries on trees for Frieze

13.10.09
Contemporary art exhibition begins this week in Regent's Park... more

Gigs of the week

14.08.09
British Sea Power will play Regent's Park, Grizzly Bear comes to Koko and U2 are ready to fill Wembley Stadium. ... more

Treehouses in the park give a summer of free eco-friendly activity

11.08.09
Corner of Regent’s Park has been taken over by giant treehouses this summer... more

Chaos for commuters as half a month’s rain falls in six hours

07.08.09
London commuters were hit by more than 35mm of rain in six hours last night — about half the average rainfall expected for the whole of August... more

Museums pick over human bones

30.07.09
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Designers’ boast of a gold-medal vision fades away to bronze

07.07.09
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Obama picks crony for London job

21.05.09
Barack Obama is to appoint a close friend and major financial backer as the new US ambassador to London... more

Images are pure work of imagination

10.02.09
What the latest images show is an updated version of what we have long been promised: "vibrant" and "thriving" communities, new homes, new jobs, a lush and immaculate Olympic Park at the heart.... more

So how did Mandy buy his £2.5 million Regency villa?

13.01.09
An Evening Standard investigation reveals the intriguing story of Peter Mandelson’s property deals... more

Playwright makes plea on cycle paths

24.10.08
Alan Bennett is backing a campaign to extend cycle paths through all London's Royal Parks after his friend was fined for cycling illegally... more

Frieze draws art buyers to capital

15.10.08
The international art-collecting glitterati are descending on Regent's Park for the VIP opening of the Frieze Art Fair... more

'Clubs cocaine ring smashed' as mother and sons are held

18.09.08
Police have smashed what they say is a major family drug dealing ring supplying cocaine to clubbers in the West End... more

These preachers of hate betray their sisters

03.09.08
However hateful their views, there is now something familar about the image of most extremist Muslim preachers: hairy and scary... more

Boy, 6, in flats fall fights for his life

11.07.08
A six-year-old boy is fighting for his life after falling from the fourth floor of a block of flats... more

Meg Mathews's life after rehab

10.06.08
Meg Mathews epitomised Britpop; married to Noel Gallagher, she partied hard with Kate Moss. Now divorced, she is putting her life back together. ... more

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