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Tweed! Barbours! Pie-crust collars! Has Rivals revived the Sloane Ranger?

While the 1980s Sloane was distinctly uncool, the modern version is rather chic, writes Jessica Burrell

Evening Standard

London restaurants opening in October, from Fonda to Fantômas

Mexican in Mayfair, comfort food in St John’s Wood and Japanese cooked by robots: Ben McCormack lifts the lid on October’s essential launches

Evening Standard

Troublesome talent and meddling ministers. As BBC chair, Samir Shah, here’s what you’ve got to do

Our expert panel on how the BBC should deal with perfidious governments and a hostile press – all while continuing to engage the public

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Sugababes don’t push the right buttons at V&A summer party

‘It was okay, apart from the fact that all of their songs sounded the same,’ said Dame Zandra Rhodes

Evening Standard

‘More like Annabel’s’: London law firm seeks to redress dress code

Vardags advises staff to be ‘wildly fabulous and express yourselves to the full’ with their office attire

The Guardian - UK

The posh still rule, says York, as Tatler announces end of the Sloane

Is it the end of the Sloane ranger? That’s what Tatler seems to think. The magazine’s latest Little Black Book of society’s ‘most eligible’ men and women, once once full of aristocrats, is different this year. The top spots this time are filled by Chelsea footballer Mason Mount and Love…

Evening Standard

I have the most unlikely heroes these days – and even found myself fanboy rushing Dominic Grieve at a party

I may disagree with them on a whole host of issues, but I do admire people who are prepared to make brave, career-destroying choices, writes Peter York

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Minimalism is for the high minded. I really like things, lots of them, rummaged in boot sales and charity shops

The decluttering movement is gaining pace. But a house full of secondhand finds or inherited furniture allows you to tell your own story – and keeps them from landfill, writes Peter York

The Guardian - UK

‘Vote me, get Thatcher’: why the Tories are still obsessed with the Iron Lady

The Conservative leadership candidates can’t stop comparing themselves to their ex-leader – while happily ignoring the truth about her time in office

The Guardian - UK

UK local elections: how London turned from blue to red

Even the wealthiest enclaves of the capital turned against the Tories last week. What has made the city a Labour redoubt – and is its dominance more of a menace than a boon?

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