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Katie Price on surgery, sleeping with Alex and the best revenge
Exclusive: She's remodelled her body, sold her soul to the tabloids, and can't decide what to do with Alex Reid. But despite the madness, Katie Price remains a devoted mother and a £40m businesswoman Comments (6)
The new City of Westminster College
Kieran Long on trend, on time and on budget - the new City of Westminster College gets full marks Comments
Johnny Vaughan delves deep into his trials and tribulations
London's number one breakfast show host goes mudlarking with Johanna Thomas-Corr and talks for the first time about the pain of losing a child, baldness and his passion for the city's buried treasure Comments (1)
Designer decadence in Miami
It has a wildly glamorous art fair, a nice line in Art Deco architecture and the most impressive beach bodies in the world. Anne McElvoy takes a hedonistic tour of Miami, the Sunshine State's most colourful city Comments
The return of the Rennaissance man
These days it's so boring to be good at only one thing. Just look at James Franco and Plan B, both multi-task masters. Richard Godwin puts down his guitar and picks up his pen to celebrate the age of the professional polymath CommentsMy London: Ed Miliband
Spotlight on Beaconsfield
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Pay attention, please! Why drivers get distracted
A new US study comes up with some surprising results on why drivers lose attention on long motorway runs Comments (1)
The unpopular Mr Porter: NUS president reveals why he is quitting
The president of the National Union of Students is to quit after criticism of his handling of tuition fees. An 80-hour week and being called a 'Tory Jew' has finally taken its toll Comments (9)
Why the bowler hat is back in fashion
The King's Speech has revived the popularity of the bowler hat and the round crowned titfer also made an appearance at London Fashion Week Comments (2)
Fur coats and big knickers as Gucci goes bohemian
Is the red carpet ready for big knickers? Oscar night might be near, but it would take a brave actress to wear Gucci's latest riff on evening wear Comments
What it is to be Italian today
The Pursuit of Italy offers an enduring tribute to a various and wonderful people Comments
Down the cakehole: vegetable cakes
A new range of vegetable cup cakes that contain only 175 calories each have been made by Parisian based baker Petis Pois Comments (2)
The final days of London bohemian Henry Tennant
Henry Tennant died of Aids 20 years ago. Now his wife and the man he left her for are throwing a fundraising party in his memory Comments (7)
One workout that combines yoga, Pilates and meditation
Forget yoga, Pilates and meditation classes - the DeRose Method does it all in one workout, says Jasmine Gardner Comments (9)
Daisy Lowe is proud to be all woman
Model Daisy Lowe, a star of London Fashion Week, likes curves, doesn't do diets and wants women to be gentler on themselves and each other CommentsRed meat - what's the beef?
Dr Christian discusses the good and bad points of red meat and how to reduce its effects on your health Comments (1)
The rise of the pony tail at London Fashion Week
High, low, fat, thin or bouncy, they're all hot on the catwalk, says Bella Blissett at London Fashion Week Comments
Out in the city: no book is more fun at night than I am
Richard Dennen on Lord Voldermort, Olivia Palermo and flying the white flag Comments (6)
Gordon Brown's sister-in-law tackles corruption in Borneo
Can Gordon Brown's sister-in-law and a Borneo tribesman topple the corrupt Sarawak government from a flat in Covent Garden? Comments (30)
Why Tottenham is so trendy
Its musicians rule the charts, its comedians headline the O2, and its football team is surging ahead in the Premier League and in Europe. Is Tottenham trendy? Comments (23)
Jefferson Hack: Having a kid with Kate Moss made me a man
Everyone wants to be best friends with Jefferson Hack, who's so cool that his ex Kate Moss is throwing a Fashion Week birthday party for one of his magazines Comments (2)
Go off the rails in the latest 1970s styles
Gallery: Join us for a 1970s revival on the Orient Express from the pages of ES Magazine
How the world fell in love with Camden girl Lily Donaldson
Mario Testino discovered her, John Galliano adores her and she's our favourite Burberry girl. Hermione Eyre meets Lily Donaldson, a globetrotting supermodel whose heart belongs to Camden Comments (2)
Paul Costelloe's dazzling Fashion Week launch
Four models sporting pink bobs and emerald green dresses by Paul Costelloe opened proceedings at London Fashion Week Comments
Hello girls: is Baptiste Giabiconi the sexiest man in fashion?
How we fell for Baptiste Giabiconi. Annabel Rivkin meets with world's highest-paid male model Comments (2)
Pure genius of Prada
In a Milan season awash so far with homages to different eras - most notably the Seventies, Prada's show was as era-less as fashion gets Comments
Rastamouse mania: meet the man behind the reggae-loving rodent
The reggae-singing rodent is a massive TV hit with children and students despite accusations of racism and encouraging bad language. Richard Godwin asks its creators what the fuss is all about Comments (9)
How are we coping with the crush of the Tube?
The Tube gets ever more crowded and yet, as David Sexton reports, somehow we cope with the crush Comments (7)
The discerning drinker: Quaffing in solidarity with New Zealand
The discerning drinker samples some of the best wines from New Zealand CommentsHypnotherapy that really does kick the habbit
Sophie Goodchild hears how hypnotherapist Max Kirsten helps stars such as Ewan McGregor to kick the habit Comments
A thousand ways online to put London on the map
The internet has revolutionised maps - and now we're all drawing them Comments
Puppetry is now popular with adults
Puppetry is no longer just for children. Grown-ups are queuing to see adult versions of the art form Comments
The straight men of British fashion
In a world dominated by ostentatious gay designers, what could be more shocking than an influx of red-blooded heterosexual males muscling in? Comments (3)
Lady of the lamp: Mary Katrantzou's bright idea
Mary Katrantzou has lit up the fashion world with a rather bright idea. Lena Corner meets a very switched-on newcomer Comments (1)
A stylish night at No 10 hosted by Samantha Cameron
Sam Cam's hosting a Fashion Week bash. What, asks Jasmine Gardner, will the PM's wife wear? Comments (2)
Best-dressed at the Brits - in pictures
Cheryl Cole, Rihanna and Jessie J pulled out all the stops on the red carpet at the music industry's annual award extravaganza
Lola - the bed bug sniffing dog
She's London's only bedbug sniffer dog and her prey is closer than you think. Tom de Castella hires her to check out both his Tooting flat and a Tube carriage Comments (3)
Best dressed at the Elle Style Awards - in pictures
Emma Watson. Cheryl Cole, Thandie Newton and Samantha Cameron were among the guests looking their glamorous best at the Elle Style Awards
Baby, it's all over by age two
New studies have revealed that being poor can limit the development of your baby Comments
Victoria Beckham wants to 'free women' with New York fashion week show
For someone who seems to have three inch Louboutins permanently attached to her feet, Victoria Beckham's latest mission statement was somewhat unexpected Comments (3)
Meet the hot new talent storming the charts
Hannah Nathanson meets four fiery pop stars set on world domination Comments
Baking hot with new BBC chef, Lorraine Pascale
She's the top model turned TV baking queen whose birth parents abandoned her as a baby, and that's what gave her the drive to succeed, she tells Liz Hoggard Comments (16)
Steer clear of the m-way swindlers
Research by What Car? reveals the exorbitant prices motorway service stations charge for fuel and food Comments
The men who ate the world: why foodstuffs have shot up in price
Prices of foodstuffs have shot up in the past year leading to hunger in Third World countries. So what's responsible for this - speculation, the Chinese or the weather? Comments (8)
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