Judges tell Theresa May she cannot trigger Brexit without Parliament vote
Government immediately vows to appeal High Court ruling over Article 50
Highlights
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Is this £50k house the future of 'affordable' housing in London?
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Grand Designs: inside Devon's ploughshare-shaped home
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Everything you need to know to get started on building your own home
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House prices in 11 London boroughs tipped to reach £1m by 2032
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Two Londoners buy half a house and cleverly double its size and value
Pictures of the day
Pictures of the day
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1/25 Toxic election?
Campaigners hold placards during a demonstration urging US citizens to vote in the upcoming Presidential election in Parliament Square, London
EPA
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2/25 No, he'll want the more expensive one...
Kids rehearse for the Tesco Toy Tester Hotline, a dedicated phone service manned by children to help stressed out parents pick the most loved toys for their kids this Christmas
Adrian Brooks/Imagewise
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3/25 Twins
Giant Panda twin cubs which were born at Schoenbrunn Zoo in Vienna, Austria
Daniel Zupanc/Schoenbrunn Zoo/Reuters
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4/25 108 years of hurt gone...
Chicago Cubs players celebrate in the locker room after winning the World Series over the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field in Ohio. The Cubs had been waiting 108 years to be baseball's world champions
David Maxwell/EPA
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5/25 Clear skies finally
After several foggy mornings, it was a stunning sunrise today
Jeremy Selwyn
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6/25 Bolt from the blue
A photograph nemed 'Main Strike' taken at the Grand Canyon, is the Classic View adult category winner of the USA Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards for 2016
James Menzies/USA Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards
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7/25 Loadsamoney
Qui Nguyen of Las Vegas poses with his championship bracelet after defeating Gordon Vayo of San Francisco in the World Series of Poker Main Event in Las Vegas
Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun/Reuters
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8/25 High kickin
Competitors warm up backstage during the All Ireland Irish Dancing Championships in Belfast
Charles McQuillan/Getty Images
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9/25 Heading south
Migrating cranes fly during sunset near Straussfurt, central Germany. The cranes rest in central Germany on their way from breeding places in the north to their wintering grounds in the south
Jens Meyer/AP
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10/25 It's like he's still here
A gallery assistant poses with "Beautiful, Hallo, Space-Boy Painting" by Damien Hurst with David Bowie (est. £250,000-350,000) at the "Bowie/Collector" auction at Sotheby's, with an over sized side-on portrait of the singer seemingly watching over her
Leon Neal/Getty Images
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11/25 Colourful skies
China's J-10 fighter jets perform during an air show, the 11th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, in Zhuhai, China
Reuters
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12/25 Lighting up Big Ben
A model showcase designs on the runway during Mercedes-Benz China Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2017 in front of a electrified backdrop of Big Ben
Lintao Zhang/Getty Images
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13/25 Have a monster night
A member of street performance troupe Macnas participates in their 30th anniversary during Halloween parade called Savage Grace in Galway, Ireland
Clodagh Kilcoyne/Reuters
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14/25 Tribute to the fallen
Ex Colour Sergeant 2 para Martin Wilson looks at 'Lost Armies' on display at Jubilee Park in Canary Wharf, as part of the UK's first Remembrance Art Trail in association with The Royal British Legion. It opens free to the public on Tuesday, November 1 for two weeks
Matt Alexander/PA
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15/25 Head in the clouds
It was foggy for most of us today, but here was the view from the Shard - 800 feet in the air - of a carpet of cloud and a clear sky above
The View From The Shard
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16/25 Now that is a turban
Indian Sikh 'Nihang' (traditional Sikh warrior) Baba 'Avtar' Singh wears an oversized 650 metre-long turban during a Fateh Divas celebration which takes place the day after the Diwali festival, in Amritsar
Nurinder Nanu/AFP/Getty Images
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17/25 At least it is not a Killer Clown
A Barbary macaque gets into the Halloween spirit at the Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling
PA
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18/25 His Royal HIGHness
The Duke of Edinburgh surveys the Brighton skyline during his visit to the i360 attraction, the world's first vertical cable car
PA
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19/25 Mourning in mosaic
1,250 students practice flipping boards with photos to reveal a full-mosaic portrait of the late Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej at Assumption College in Bangkok. King Bhumibol died on October 13 after reigning for 70 years, plunging the country into grief and extended mourning. The official mourning period is one year
AP
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20/25 Getting bronzed
A Goethe bronze statue receives the finishing touches in Berlin
EPA
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21/25 We will remember
A soldier walks through the eye-catching display in Paternoster Square set up to launch this year's Poppy Appeal
Alex Lentati
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22/25 Star to shine again
A crowd gathers to watch as Donald Trump's vandalized Star along the Hollywood Walk of Fame being replaced after the original was vandalised
AFP/Getty Images
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23/25 Misty mornings
It's been getting colder and mistier in the mornings - here the sun rises over the New Forest in Hampshire
PA
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24/25 Nursing back to health
One of three kittens that were found dumped in a bin bag at the side of a road in Essex is fed by a vet for the RSPCA
PA
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25/25 Lighting up Halloween
Visitors walking past a pumpkin lantern show in front of a shopping mall to mark the Halloween in Shenyang, northeast China's Liaoning province
AFP/Getty Images
news
Wahaca shuts five London branches after hundreds of people fall ill
Mexican street-food chain Wahaca, founded by 2005 MasterChef winner Thomasina Miers, has temporarily closed five of its London outlets following a suspected norovirus outbreak.
Growth spurt as UK springs over inflation hurdle
The UK’s dominant services firms bucked the biggest leap in inflation for at least 20 years to deliver a growth spurt last month, figures showed on Thursday.
going out or staying in...
Bonfire Night 2016: The best London fireworks displays
London proves once again it's really got a flare for Guy Fawkes night
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Grayson Perry on St Paul’s display of Aids quilts as ‘social history'
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Stonewall's celebration of LGBT spaces to end with art auction
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Ballie Ballerson: A first look at Dalston's new ball pit bar
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BalletBoyz on making a film: 'Grown men cry when they watch it'
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Vincent Dance Theatre, review: Hypersexualisation and selfies
Planet Earth 2: six thing to know about the stunning nature series
Get ready for the most stunning wildlife show you’ve ever seen
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Charlotte Crosby ‘banned’ from I'm A Celebrity
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Ed Balls challenges Lord Sugar to dance-off over Strictly tweet feud
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E4’s Polterguest with TGFbro is a supremely daft late Halloween treat
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Carol Vorderman hints at I'm A Celeb in Pride of Britain speech
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This Time Next Year: Davina McCall’s new show is a true tearjerker
Wayne Rooney branded a 'plum' for misspelling birthday message for son
Rooney wished his son Kai a happy birthday on Instagram
Why Molly Goddard is London's designer of the moment
Agyness Deyn got married in one of her dresses and Alexandra Shulman sat front row at her first catwalk show. Katrina Israel talks rave culture and overnight success with designer of the moment, Molly Goddard
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Winter warmers intended for Arctic pursuits are hot stuff this season
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Flared, fluted or trimmed - hemlines are this season’s headline act
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Tigerlily Taylor on modelling and being the daughter of Queen drummer
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Sienna Miller and Lily James star in Burberry Christmas campaign
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Best dressed guests at Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards
- Homes & Property
House prices in 11 London boroughs tipped to reach £1m by 2032
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Costa Adeje: the new A-list hotspot where Mariah's retreat is for sale
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Where to buy near London's six key mainline stations
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The ultimate boat lovers' home with rare drive-in mooring is for sale
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Rowan Atkinson drops house price by £475k - and finally finds a buyer
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See inside one of south Kensington's grandest 19th century homes
Dr Leah's tips on preparing your skin and body for a milestone event
Dr Leah reveals the best course of treatments from up to 4 months ahead of the event
If it’s the economy, stupid, we’re hearing precious little about it
As the presidential campaign enters its final stages, neither Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton are tackling the big issues
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Will new ‘Watergate’ stop Hillary Clinton from becoming President?
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Evening Standard comment: Government falls short tackling toxic air
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Ken Loach's film shows how claimants live on the edge
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After the Oscars race row, the Brit awards will reflect diversity
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Harvey Weinstein: The fight to pardon thousands of gay men continues
Harvey Nichols Christmas advert is a humorous celebration of Italy
The engaging film features a humorous scene from an Italian play
Hillary Clinton the only choice if voters want true leadership
Daylight is dawning on Washington as I wake up to my second day back in my home town in the run-up to November 8. The presidential election looms as large as the monuments that sparkle and gleam in the crisp autumn air, monuments that have our core values carved and written on them in stone, providing a reminder of what our nation set out to accomplish some 240 years ago.